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ECB’s Panetta Says Current Wars May Reverse Years of Development
Ongoing conflicts and global geopolitical tensions are threatening the future of the world’s developing countries, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Fabio Panetta.
European airlines cancel hundreds of flights
European airlines cancel hundreds of flights
Henry Paulson Says US Should Prepare for a ‘Vicious’ Bond Crash
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson called on US authorities to prepare a back-up plan in order to avert a potential collapse in demand for Treasuries — an event that he warned would have “vicious” effects.
ECB’s Lane Doesn’t See Decisive Information on Iran Effects
Surveys the European Central Bank will receive ahead of its next policy meeting are unlikely to provide a clear picture of the fallout from the Iran war on Europe, Chief Economist Philip Lane said.
USMCA Annual Review Risks Halting Mexican Peso Rally, BBVA Says
Yearly reviews of the North American trade pact, a scenario that has become the base case to many in Mexico, would put a drag on one of the best currency rallies in emerging markets, according to BBVA Mexico.
Medvedev asserts no one will ‘let Trump take all the oil everywhere’
On March 30, the US leader said, speaking about Iran, that his "preference would be to take the oil"
Morocco Reportedly Halts Tomato Exports to Africa Amid Rising Domestic Prices
Rabat – Morocco has reportedly halted its tomato exports to African countries in a bid to curb rising domestic prices. The decision comes as tomato prices reached MAD 15 ($1.63) per kilogram, weighing down average and low-income households. Spanish news agency EFE quoted sources from the Moroccan Interprofessional Federation of Fruit and Vegetable Production and Export (FIFEL), saying the measure was adopted on Monday by the Independent Agency for the Control and Coordination of Exports. B...
Social supermarket opens to cut food bills
Social supermarket opens to cut food billsJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleCharlotte HendersonEast Yorkshire and LincolnshireLiam GrimesThe supermarket uses a points system to enable members to pay for foodA social supermarket has opened in Lincolnshire, aiming to help families in food poverty save up to 70% on their weekly shop.The not-for-profit Community Table, in Mablethorpe, buys surplus stock from suppliers and products close to or past their best before date, which allows them t...
Bloomberg Surveillance 4/16/2026
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
Defense Parts Firm Arxis Shares Jump 36% After $1.13 Billion IPO
Arxis Inc. shares surged 36% in its trading debut, after the company raised $1.13 billion in an upsized initial public offering.
Oil Producers, Shipowners in Standoff Over Who Takes Hormuz Risk
Shipowners and charterers are struggling to agree on who should take on the risk of crossing the Strait of Hormuz, meaning relatively few vessel bookings are occurring.
Muslims treated as vote bank: Clerics of Bengal Sufi pilgrimage site attack TMC
Muslims treated as vote bank Clerics of Bengal Sufi pilgrimage site attack TMC
A Deadly Cancer Is Seeing Real Progress
A new drug is helping pancreatic cancer patients live longer. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lisa Jarvis explains why that’s real progress for one of the deadliest cancers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Alstom Scraps Free Cash Flow, Margin Targets After Profit Hit
Alstom SA withdrew a cash flow outlook and said it won’t meet an operating margin target after profitability fell short of expectations.
Stocks buoyed by Tesco and welcome GDP surprise
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Karachi to enforce permit system for cattle markets
The city administration has decided to regulate the establishment of cattle markets strictly ahead of Eidul Azha, making permits from the Commissioner's Office mandatory for all such setups. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Commissioner Karachi Syed Hassan Naqvi, attended by senior officials from police, traffic authorities, municipal bodies, and cantonment boards, while deputy commissioners joined via video link. Under the new policy, no cattle market will be allowed to oper...
Safest Auto Loan Bonds Weaken as Borrower Delinquencies Rise
Bonds tied to US prime auto loans are weakening, signaling that investors are getting slightly more worried about the strength of consumers as more borrowers fall behind on car debt payments.
Seven million foreign users register in Max messenger
Residents of Uzbekistan, Belarus and Kazakhstan are the most active in Max registrations
NYC Pension Plans to Invest $4 Billion in Affordable Housing
New York City’s $320 billion pension funds plan to invest $4 billion in affordable apartments, doubling their investment amid a city-wide housing crunch.