Ott Ummelas
Team Leader, Nordic Economy and Government News at Bloomberg News
Father of three, Estonian, cover Nordic economy/government news for Bloomberg. Views are my own, not of my employer. Retweets aren't endorsements.
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4 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Samy Adghirni |Ott Ummelas
Bloomberg — Francia y Noruega cuestionaron conjuntamente la legalidad de los ataques militares contra Irán por parte de Israel y Estados Unidos, rompiendo con los aliados que han respaldado los ataques. “No hay base legal para estos ataques, aunque Francia comparta el objetivo de que Irán no tenga armas nucleares”, dijo Emmanuel Macron a la prensa durante una visita a Noruega el lunes.
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4 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Samy Adghirni |Ott Ummelas
Smoke rises after a reported Israeli strike on a building used by Islamic Republic of Iran News Network in Tehran, on June 16. (Bloomberg) -- France and Norway together questioned the legality of military strikes on Iran by Israel and the US, breaking with allies who have endorsed the attacks. “There is no legal basis for these strikes, even if France shares the goal of Iran not having nuclear weapons,” Emmanuel Macron told reporters during a visit to Norway on Monday.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Zoe Schneeweiss |Ott Ummelas
Los tres recortes de tasas de interés en poco más de 24 horas por parte de bancos centrales europeos pusieron de manifiesto un cambio de rumbo, en un momento en que las autoridades monetarias tratan de gestionar las consecuencias de las impredecibles políticas comerciales de Donald Trump.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Zoe Schneeweiss |Ott Ummelas
(Bloomberg) -- Three interest-rate cuts in just over 24 hours by central banks in Europe highlighted a shift as monetary officials seek to manage the fallout from Donald Trump’s unpredictable trade policies. Central bankers in Switzerland and Sweden had suggested as recently as March that they were most likely done loosening, but the Swiss National Bank instead trimmed borrowing costs by 25 basis points on Thursday, following a similar move by Sweden’s Riksbank a day earlier.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Ott Ummelas
(Bloomberg) -- Norway’s adjusted home prices stayed put last month, adding evidence that the market is taking a break from a recent rally as monetary easing is postponed. Prices were unchanged on a seasonally adjusted basis in May, following a 0.2% decline in April that was the first in nine months, according to data published by Real Estate Norway on Wednesday. Norges Bank had expected a gain of 0.5%.
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