Europe and German Business News Update – September 11th 2025

Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the
latest insights from the German market…..

Today is September 11th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio
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and here are today's top stories.

First, the macro picture. In the United States, the latest Consumer
Price Index lands today. A hotter print could keep the Federal
Reserve on a higher-for-longer path and push Treasury yields up. At
the same time, the Russian ruble is under pressure after fresh
drone headlines—risk appetite remains fragile.

Second, fintech and big tech. Scalable Capital has secured an ECB
banking license and is adding deposits and consumer loans—raising
the stakes for neo-banks and online brokers in Germany. In New
York, Klarna’s IPO arrived to solid demand, while Oracle continues
to rally on cloud and AI momentum.

Third, capital markets. The Dutch pension reform may curb demand
for long-duration sovereign bonds, a potential stress point for
primary issuance. Family offices are sticking with technology
exposure and continue to hold Bitcoin as a strategic diversifier.
In production real estate, investors still target around five
percent yields—but entry prices have moved higher.

Fourth, companies and trade. DHL is piloting commercial parcel
flows to the U.S. despite tariff and data-handling uncertainty.
Novo Nordisk plans to cut nine thousand jobs amid intensifying
competition in weight-loss treatments. And BYD is preparing to
produce in Europe as early as next year, adding pressure on
incumbents.

That’s it for today’s briefing. If this update helps you navigate
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