Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - Milano, 20 giu - Newspaper headline roundup FINANCIAL TIMES Europe and Iran set for first high-level talks since start of conflict.

Inditex chief says conditions for Russia return 'certainly not' in place.

Trump SEC chair scraps proposed market rules as he charts new path.

China's bet on Iranian oil and Middle East influence turns sour.

Canada imposes tariffs on steel and aluminium to curb imports.

Record prices fuel surge in Sudan conflict gold smuggling.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Trump's Iran decision to come within two weeks.

Appeals court lets Trump keep control of California National Guard troops in LA.

China flexes chokehold on rare-earth magnets as exports plunge in May.

Fed waits for the dust to settle on tariffs.

Surging silver prices prompt Americans to empty jewelry boxes and coin jars.

Home Depot bid kicks off a battle for 5 bln usd building-products company.

LES ECHOS Customs duties: Canada flexes its muscles against Trump.

Medical equipment: Europe excludes Chinese manufacturers from its public procurement markets.

To the surprise of its employees, Societe Generale backs down on teleworking.

IL SOLE 24 ORE EU clears UniCredit bid for Banco BPM.

Iran threatens closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Italian stock market smaller than European peers: weighs only 37% of GDP.

CINCO DIAS Santander is competing with Barclays to buy TSB from Sabadell.

Southern European debt shines: spreads at rock-bottom levels despite geopolitical and fiscal turmoil.

Natural gas prices are also rising amid the threat of the Strait of Hormuz closure.

The owner of Estrella Galicia opens its new factory with a total investment of 500 mln eur.

HANDELSBLATT Europeans negotiate with Iran over nuclear program.

Setback for hydrogen ramp-up: Steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal cancels billion-dollar project.

Tourist crises in the USA and China.

An industry in decline - parcel services fail to meet expectations.

EU development bank EIB wants to invest billions in.

start-ups.

(RADIOCOR) 20-06-25 10:14:08 (0177)NEWS 5 NNNN