Responding to recent China-related remarks by NATO secretary-general Rutte, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a regular briefing that the Arctic involves the interests of the international community. She said China’s activities in the Arctic aim to promote peace, stability and sustainable development and comply with international law, and that nations’ lawful rights and freedoms to operate there should be fully respected. Mao added China firmly opposes recycling the “China t

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June ECB minutes say the bank can no longer ignore an energy shock, noting expected energy price rises could push medium-term inflation above its 2% target. The Governing Council unanimously raised the key rate to 2.25% last month, the first major central bank to hike in response to energy-price pressures linked to the Iran war. The minutes warn that the longer energy prices stay elevated, the greater the chance indirect and second-round effects will lift broader inflation and entrench the shock in core inflation and medium- to long-term inflation expectations.