Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES Fed cuts rates by half a point and signals era of easing has begun.

European and US stocks boosted by Fed rate cut.

Hizbollah walkie-talkies explode in Lebanon in second day of blasts.

JPMorgan appoints banker to oversee juniors' 'wellbeing'.

Dutch bank ING to ditch climate laggards as clients.

London and New York cocoa prices in rare divergence as shortages bite.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Big rate cut forces Fed to contend with new obstacles.

How a covert attack against Hezbollah unfolded across Lebanon.

Pentagon worries Israel is close to launching ground war in Lebanon.

Boeing furloughs white-collar workers as strike worsens cash crunch.

Republican divisions sink House bill as government shutdown nears.

Putin is under pressure to call up more troops for war of attrition.

LES ECHOS Employers wary of Michel Barnier's tax plans.

Renault invokes its 'survival' on the eve of key social negotiations.

Altice: the creditors' shock new proposal for restructuring debt.

Wine: France submits 120 mln eur uprooting plan to Brussels.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Red weather alert: rivers flood, 1,000 evacuees in Emilia-Romagna. Trains suspended.

MFE, half year of growth in advertising, profitability and profits.

13 investors interested in the former Ilva, only three bidding for the whole steel group.

CINCO DIAS The global take-off of photovoltaics beats the most optimistic forecasts.

Ferrovial's top management remuneration soars as it boosts stock market value and earnings after moving to the US.

US claims 100 mln usd from owners of ship that brought down Baltimore bridge.

HANDELSBLATT Car sales in Europe slump by almost a fifth.

VW and SAIC apparently want to close plant in China.

Traditional piano manufacturer Grotrian-Steinweg files for insolvency.

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