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Oil Prices Don’t Reflect Scale of Supply Hit, Analysts Say
Oil prices don’t fully reflect the largest supply disruption ever, after the Iran war effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, some of the market’s top analysts said.
Carlsberg Dumps Coca-Cola, Bets on Pepsi in Nordic Markets
Carlsberg A/S is preparing a major shift in its soft drinks strategy, replacing Coke with Pepsi across much of Northern Europe in a move set to reshape the region’s beverage market.
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JPMorgan Says Investors Are Focused on Corporate Resilience
JPMorgan Private Bank Global Investment Strategist Madison Faller says the corporate earnings season showed that the "fundamentals remain intact" in spite of the uncertainties around the war in the Middle East. She speaks on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
IIlegal soil mining: Kerala Vigilance finds officials took ₹4.69 lakh bribe
IIlegal soil mining: Kerala Vigilance finds officials took ₹4.69 lakh bribe
Russian stock market in negative zone at start of main trading session
As of 10:00 AM Moscow time, the MOEX and RTS indices fell by 0.12%
Watch live: Olly Robbins gives evidence to MPs
Hearing comes after Starmer blamed civil servant for keeping him in the dark over vetting failure
Swiss Watch Exports Dipped in March Amid Iran War and High Costs
Swiss watch exports slid in March as the industry faced disruptions in the Middle East and contended with high precious metal costs.
Swedish Supreme Court Clears Ex-Swedbank CEO in Dirty-Money Case
Swedbank AB’s former chief executive officer, Birgitte Bonnesen, was cleared of gross swindling by Sweden’s Supreme Court, overturning her previous prison sentence of 15 months in a case related to one of Europe’s largest money laundering scandals.
As global crude oil crisis deepens, the only cure may be a demand shock
As global crude oil crisis deepens the only cure may be a demand shock
Rupee Slips as Traders Assess Impact of RBI’s FX Market Easing
The rupee edged lower as traders assessed a partial rollback of the central bank’s restrictions on currency market transactions, a move aimed at easing investor concerns about hedging.
US pushes for ‘win-win’ trade deal with India
The talks in Washington will be a “great step” to finalize a deal, Ambassador Sergio Gor has said The US is pushing for a “win-win” trade deal with India, Washington’s ambassador to New Delhi, Sergio Gor, has said. An Indian delegation will arrive in Washington to finalize a trade deal this week, Gor said on Monday. The talks between Washington and New Delhi will be a “great step” to finalize a pact, Gor said in a post on X. “A win-win for both n...
France Sees Up to €6 Billion Budget Impact From Iran War
The war in the Middle East will have an estimated impact on the French budget of as much as €6 billion ($7.1 billion), Finance Minister Roland Lescure said in an interview with RTL radio.
Mythos Access Must Be Granted on Level Playing Field, Nagel Says
Anthropic’s Mythos model should be shared with affected organizations to ensure a level playing field in assessing its uses and dangers, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.
China Bonds Set for Best Month Since October on Ample Cash
China’s benchmark bonds are heading for their best month since October, as abundant liquidity offsets concerns over upcoming debt supply.
West Bengal polls: Manifestos spotlight women, job market leaves them behind
West Bengal polls Manifestos spotlight women job market leaves them behind
Brevan Howard Plans Tokyo Office, to Hire Traders in Hub Boost
Brevan Howard Asset Management plans to open a Tokyo office this summer, joining the rush of global finance giants seeking to capitalize on trading opportunities in the Japanese market, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Poland Fines Luxury Car Trader for Illegal Exports to Russia
Poland has fined a local company 20 million zloty ($5.5 million) for intentionally violating European Union sanctions by selling luxury cars to Russia, the country’s tax authority said.
UK Employers Cut Jobs in First Month of Iran Conflict
UK businesses stepped up job cutting in March, a sign that the Iran war is causing fresh turmoil in the labor market.
