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Top 10 international news - July 3 2025। Heatwave Crisis, Russia Strikes, India - US Trade Hopes & More

  1. Oil Prices Retreat on US Tariff Uncertainty & OPEC+Output Plans Oil markets cooled after a 3% gain with Brent Crude at $68.58/barrel and WTI at $66.94/barrel. The decline was triggered by investor concerns over potential reinstated US tariffs after the July 9 pause ends and expectations that OPEC+will boost output by 411000 bpd at its upcoming meeting. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Indian Rupee Gains on Hopes India US Deal Weak US Jobs Data The Indian rupee strengthened modestly (85.60-85.64 per USD) due to optimism over a possible India US Trade agreement before the July 9 tariff deadline and following weaker US private payroll data boosting rate cut expectations.  Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. US Dollar Holds Near Multi-Year Lows Ahead of Payroll Report  The dollar remained close to a 3½years low amid stabilized equities and anticipation ahead of U.S jobs data. Trade d...

Top 10 Global updates _July 2, 2025। Europe Heatwave, Macron - Putin Call, Trump Lawsuit, Iran Suspends IAEA & More

  1. Three Dead in Spain, Extreme Heat Hits Europe Hard Southern Europe is experiencing a punishing heatwave, with heat-related fatalities reported :two firefighters dide battling a wildfire in Lleida, Spain and a child passed away from heatstroke. France recorded two more heat deaths, including a 10-years old. Italy faced power outages due to grid overload, while Germany faced what would be its highest ever temperatures. Authorities have opened cooling centres and imposed work restrictions. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. EU Trade Chief in Washington Ahead of July 9 Tariff Deadline Maros Sefcovic the EU's Trade Commissioner, arrived in Washington to negotiate a tariff pause with the U. S., ahead of a looming July 9 deadline. European officials outlined four possible outcomes including a partial deal, delay, sectoral carve outs, or no deal depending on future negotiations. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with W...