Dollar, yen boosted by fears that US banking sector could reintroduce safe havens

Dollar, yen boosted by fears that US banking sector could reintroduce safe havens

Both the US dollar and the yen, safe-haven assets, were broadly steady after rising overnight as renewed concerns about the US banking sector and the economy dampened risk sentiment. The dollar index, which measures the currency against six major rivals, rose 0.01% to 101.80 after rising 0.5% overnight. The index was down 0.76% for the month. Shares of First Republic …

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“Two separate qualifications, otherwise a sprint race makes no sense”

“Two separate qualifications, otherwise a sprint race makes no sense”

Mike Hezemans criticizes the current format of sprint races in Formula 1. He also states in the Formula 1 Paddock talk podcast that the mythical nature of a Grand Prix is ​​lost through a sprint race. Looking ahead to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Hezemans believes there should actually be separate qualifying for the sprint race and qualifying. “It’s just much …

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First commercial moon landing likely to fail | Technology and science

First commercial moon landing likely to fail |  Technology and science

25 apr 2023 om 19:43Update: 8 uur geleden The first commercial moon landing appears to have failed. An unmanned Japanese lander was scheduled to surface Tuesday evening, but no longer sent a signal to Earth. Flight control investigates the situation, but assumes the lander has been lost. So far, it is unclear exactly what happened. A flight to the moon …

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Tess Doeschot and Maud Koster in Orange U15 preliminary selection

Tess Doeschot and Maud Koster in Orange U15 preliminary selection

A new generation is coming to Oranje O15. The young Lionesses will face Belgium twice in May. KNVB coach Maria van Kortenhof has made a provisional selection of 29 players for these exhibition games in Hoogstraten and Bavel, reports women’s football news.nl. The particularity is that two ladies from Hengevelde represent our country, Tess Doeschot and Maud Koster. Ladies of …

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The United States makes Moroccan lithium more competitive

The United States makes Moroccan lithium more competitive

25 April 2023 – 5:00 pm – Economy © A green energy and climate bill approved by the US Senate provides a tax credit of up to $7,500 for the purchase of a US electric car. This measure will strengthen the competitiveness of lithium produced in Morocco, Israel, Jordan and many other countries. More than a dozen new models and …

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The judge stopped taking gas at Schiermonnikoog

The judge stopped taking gas at Schiermonnikoog

Nederlandse Ortoli Matschappijn oil field northeast of Ameland on the border of the North Sea and the Wadden Sea.Statue Peter Hills / Holland Height The largest Dutch gas project in years is being carried out by gas company One-Dyas. The group wanted to build a base near Schiermonnikoog. According to the Energy Board, gas extraction is necessary to increase the …

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April’s best series is free and not on Netflix and Disney+

April’s best series is free and not on Netflix and Disney+

You can see Jury Duty on Freevee. (Image: Freevee) Forget Succession, Ted Lasso And The Mandalorians. The best series of the moment is not on Netflix, Disney+ or HBO Max. No, you can watch it completely for free, but you have to do something for it. With the best series, we immediately tell ourselves that we can only see them …

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Top 8 interior tips from Bob Sikkes: ‘Trends? Who cares?!’

Top 8 interior tips from Bob Sikkes: ‘Trends? Who cares?!’

Bob Sikkes’ Top Tips for Decorating a Small Space In addition to judging the final results, guest jury member Bob Sikkes was also given the task of advising the contestants. Before budding interior designers began to furnish small dorm rooms, they received a number of helpful tips from Bob. After all, as an interior designer and entrepreneur, he knows better …

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Formula 1 gets separate qualification for sprint race

Formula 1 gets separate qualification for sprint race

Additional qualifying in motorsport’s premier class will replace the second free practice. On Friday, as usual, the first free practice followed by the “normal” qualifying determines the starting order for Sunday’s race (the Grand Prix). Just like last year, points can be earned in the sprint race for the World Championship classification. The unanimous teams The teams were unanimous in …

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one dead, ten injured • Russia deploys new main battle tank to Ukraine

one dead, ten injured • Russia deploys new main battle tank to Ukraine

The European Union and Japan oppose a proposal by the United States to the G7 countries to ban all exports to Russia. This brings the FinancialTimes based on conversations with anonymous sources. International media previously reported that a comprehensive ban on exports to Russia was on the table at the upcoming G7 summit in Hiroshima in May. According to the …

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British and American naval ships prepare to evacuate Sudan

British and American naval ships prepare to evacuate Sudan

While many people have been evacuated from Sudan by plane or helicopter, evacuation operations by sea have begun with Indian and especially Saudi ships. US sends three Navy ships to Sudan A British warship is also preparing for possible deployment. Evacuees boarded the Indian ship INS Sumeda at Port Sudan. (Photo: Ministry of External Affairs of India) Evacuation by Indian …

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The remains of a 154 kg (!) heavy penguin discovered in New Zealand

The remains of a 154 kg (!) heavy penguin discovered in New Zealand

Meet Kumimanu fordycei: the largest penguin – to our knowledge – that has ever lived. Emperor penguins are not little guys. Measuring over a meter in length and weighing between 22 and 45 kilograms, they are the largest and heaviest of all living penguins. Yet they must have been very disappointed Kumimanu fordycei, a newly discovered penguin species unearthed in …

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500 million year old bacteria offer an explanation

500 million year old bacteria offer an explanation

The eye has always been troublesome. Even Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution struggled to explain the evolution of this complicated eyeball. A new discovery in which bacteria more than 500 million years old play an important role now brings more clarity. American researchers have evidence found for the exchange of gene packages between bacteria and vertebrates. Their new study focuses …

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