Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES French far-right leader Jordan Bardella vows 'cultural battle' and demands EU rebate.

H&M warns of hit to sales from bad weather.

Top-rated European commercial mortgage bonds set for first losses since credit crisis.

Thousands of Chinese tech workers fail to get Indian visas, industry says.

Europe's largest renewable producer scales back plans for wind and solar plants.

US drives nascent rebound in global M&A.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL A shadowy judicial system controls fate of WSJ's Evan Gershkovich.

Supreme court draft opinion suggests it will allow emergency abortions.

High court rejects GOP suit on social-media censorship.

US Hispanic population is still expanding, partly driven by migration.

Bolivian soldiers storm presidential palace in failed coup attempt.

LES ECHOS Submarine cables: the French government to buy 80% of Alcatel Submarine Networks.

French govt collected 3 bln eur more tax revenue than forecast.

Energy: the untenable promises made by candidates in the legislative elections.

Contactless payment now possible for amounts over 50 eur in France.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Uranium, Niger pushes France away and opens up to China and Russia.

Bahrain sovereign fund buys into Racing Force.

Alcedo studies the sale of Gourmet Italian Food, funds ready to bid.

Gruppo Campari under investigation: alleged tax evasion of 1.2 bln eur.

CINCO DIAS Applications for electric car subsidies exceed Moves III threshold by more than 248 mln eur.

BBVA capital ratio down 18 points due to Turkey and Mexico, making it difficult to raise the bid for Sabadell.

Enagas sells its 50% stake in Mexico's Soto la Marina for 14 mln eur.

HANDELSBLATT Rewe drops printed advertising brochures - but many customers miss them.

Major shareholder L Catterton places shares for the first time.

Geely, Saic, BYD - China's car manufacturers are becoming increasingly innovative.

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