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In this week's roundup ETFM brings you news of all the listings, filings and flows in the ETP market.

Last month ETF trading on Euronext reached 17% of all equity trades, its highest ever level and there is still room for growth.

Today's papers are jam-packed with analysis and comment on the US and European debt crises. Here's the best of it...

The US Senate is expected to approve the debt ceiling deal this evening, ending months of political wrangling. IFAonline gives you the saga in numbers...

A deal by US lawmakers to raise the country's debt ceiling passed its first hurdle last night but failed to lift shares after dreadful manufacturing data.

With the US on the verge of pushing through a deal to raise the country's debt ceiling by at least $2.1trn, American comedian Remy Munasifi gives his own unique take on the proposal.

President Barack Obama has announced a deal to end the US debt crisis, which will raise the nation's debt ceiling by at least $2.1trn and cut the federal deficit by as much as $2.5trn over a decade.

US growth for Q2 has fallen short of analyst expectations to 1.3%, while the Q1 figure has been sharply revised down from 1.9% to 0.4%.

As the budget deficit crisis talks in the US remain in deadlock, a number of US financial institutions including BlackRock, Legg Mason and Allianz Global have written an open letter to Barack Obama and Members of Congress urging them to reduce the deficit...

A chorus of global banks has warned that Washington risks triggering a global slump and may suffer permanent loss of credibility by flirting with default on America's $14.3trn (£8.8trn) federal debt.