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AI Infrastructure Debt Financing Tops $680 Billion as Fed Warns of Growing Financial Risks
CEOAI infrastructure-related debt financing exceeded $680 billion between January and October 2026, against $130 billion in all of 2023, the Federal Reserve reports. Public debt outstanding topped $1.1 trillion, while leases, guarantees and private…
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XTPL Raises PLN 26 Million as Taiwania Fund Takes 5.9% Stake
CEOXTPL has completed a 400,000-share issue at PLN 65 per share, raising PLN 26 million gross. Taiwania CEE Fund acquired 198,462 shares for nearly PLN 12.9 million, giving it a 5.9% stake after the…
Germany Plans €210.4 Billion in New Borrowing as 2027 Budget Clears Committee
CEOGermany's budget committee approved €560.92 billion in federal spending for 2027, up 6.9%. New borrowing, including infrastructure and armed forces funds, would total €210.4 billion, the second-highest level since World War II. Parliament must…
Brent Rebounds $6 After Iran Attacks as Dollar Strengthens and UK GDP Beats Forecasts
CEOBrent crude has gained about $6 a barrel since falling below $90 on Tuesday, as renewed Iranian attacks reverse hopes of a ceasefire. Maciej Przygórzewski examines the stronger dollar, UK annual GDP growth of…
Chinese Firms Lease 1 Million Sq M of Polish Warehouses as Demand Hits Record
CEOChinese companies leased around 1 million square metres of warehouse space in Poland in the first nine months of 2026, accounting for about 18% of gross take-up. Total leasing reached a record 5.3 million…
EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall 0.5% in Q2 as GDP Rises 0.8%
CEOEU greenhouse gas emissions fell 0.5% quarter on quarter to 833 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent in Q2 2026, while GDP grew 0.8%. Energy supply drove the decline, and emissions fell in 18 member…
EU Goods Trade Swings to €83.2 Billion Deficit as Energy Imports Surge
CEOThe EU recorded a €16.8 billion goods trade deficit in September 2026, taking the January–September shortfall to €83.2 billion. Imports rose 17.9% year on year in September, versus 4.7% for exports, as the energy…
