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Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Markets: Global stocks slipped as fresh Gulf drone attacks pushed oil and bond yields higher, with the Strait of Hormuz still effectively shut to most shipping—Brent swung around $110 while investors braced for inflation pressure and the next wave of tech earnings. German Industry Pressure: Thyssenkrupp escalated its fight with Berlin, warning that high energy costs are threatening jobs in the Ruhr and urging regional leaders to pressure the federal government. Logistics Deal: AD Ports Group agreed to buy Germany-based MBS Logistics for about €70m, aiming to deepen Central European freight reach and add trade-lane scale. Energy Transition Reality Check: Germany’s renewables boom is still leaving it generating less electricity than in 2000, underlining grid and policy friction. Corporate/Tech Moves: Unionfab says it can cut low-volume metal 3D printing cycles from 30+ days to as fast as 5 days using multi-laser systems and AI optimization. Politics & Faith: Germany’s bishops’ synodal process faces delay risk unless Vatican statutes are approved, signaling internal reform momentum may be stalling.
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