Good morning. European equity futures are optimistic after a long weekend. A man is arrested after a car rams a crowd in Liverpool. And the UK plans to train 120,000 British builders, engineers and care workers. Listen to the day's top stories.
US equity futures rose while Asian stocks swung between gains and losses as markets looked for signs of hope in ongoing negotiations between America and its trading partners. FTSE 100 contracts edged higher.
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A 53-year-old local man was arrested after a car plowed into a crowd during Liverpool's Premier League victory parade, injuring 45 people, the AP reported.
Dutch pension fund PME warned US money managers that it's reviewing some investments amid concerns America's investment industry is caving to pressure from the Trump administration to abandon principles of stewardship.
Deep Dive: Pricey Grub
UK food inflation rose to the highest level in a year in May, the British Retail Consortium said.
Grocers are trying to remain competitive while struggling with a rise in the minimum wage and an increase in payroll taxes.
Price gains accelerated to 2.8% this month, undermining predictions of a price war.
It's a fine time to be a Liberal Democrat in UK politics right now, writes Rosa Prince. In focusing on the threat from Reform, both Labour and the Conservatives are underestimating their other competition.
Emmanuel Macron played down a video showing him being shoved in the face by his wife Brigitte when arriving in Vietnam, the NYT reported. The French president said they were "joking around."
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