European natural gas futures extended their gains as an energy-supply crunch continued to batter the region, amid signs that the is fuel becoming too costly for industrial use and power generation.
Britain’s anglers are reeling back their time on riverbanks as scorching temperatures lower water levels and harm fish.
Gold rebounded from a two-week low as investors weighed minutes from the Federal Reserve’s July meeting, which signaled further interest-rate hikes but at a slower pace.
Germany will temporarily cut sales tax on natural gas to 7% from 19% to try to ease the burden on households and companies suffering due to surging energy costs and hit by a new levy set to take effect in October.
U.S. equity-index futures traded slightly higher even as sentiment remained fragile after the Federal Reserve signaled inflation-busting rate hikes will continue despite a weakening economy.
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