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More than 60 people were arrested over the violence which city officials described as a "toxic combination of antisemitism, hooliganism, and anger" over the war in Gaza, Israel and elsewhere in the Middle East.

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Morgan analysts said, as it means investors may earn less on cash parked in such funds and might think about allocating assets elsewhere.

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The market freak-outs accompanying political developments make little sense, and so does the anxious pearl-clutching by European policymakers elsewhere about the prospect that France may be descending into an irremediable jam.

Amsterdam officials described the violence as a "toxic combination of antisemitism, hooliganism, and anger" over the war in Gaza, Israel and elsewhere in the Middle East.

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She was very competitive against world number one Aryna Sabalenka on Wimbledon's Centre Court - and took her to a third set tie-break in Cincinnati - but there was little room for encouragement elsewhere.

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