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Nations Race to Secure Fertilizer Supply Amid Iran War
Governments across the world are racing to secure supplies of fertilizers as the war in the Middle East chokes of commodity flows and heightens fears of a food crisis. ETG, a global conglomerate specializing in agricultural supply chains, says risks are most acute in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of...
Forex reserves inch up to $21.74b
SBP holdings rise by $22m to $16.37b; govt raises Rs466b via PIBs
Markets Fall on Gap Between Trump's Talk and Actions | Bloomberg: The China Show 3/27/2026
Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, David Ingles and Annabelle Droulers give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (So...
Rupee Hits Record Low At 94.29, Rs 7 Lakh Crore Wiped Off Markets In An Hour
As oil becomes expensive, India needs more dollars to pay for imports. At the same time, global investors are rushing to the safety of the US dollar
The new Disney CEO’s horrible first week
Josh D’Amaro faces crises across the entertainment giant’s empire
German ‘city of peace’ wrestles with weapons pivot to save VW jobs
Converting Osnabrück factory to make Iron Dome components may be ‘moonshot’ for embattled carmaker
UAE pushes for international force to reopen Hormuz
Abu Dhabi is hardening its stance as it suffers from Iran’s retaliation to US-Israeli war
Ships forgo cargo to carry fuel as Iran war sends prices soaring
Fuel costs for global shipping industry are up nearly $5bn since conflict began
Why molecules matter in the age of the Halo trade
Capital-intensive industries are taking their revenge on the service sector
London Urgently Needs New Homes. Why Can’t It Build Them?
A mix of economic and bureaucratic factors mean that home construction in the UK capital has largely stalled out.
Echoes of history: what the oil shock means for your money
As central bankers tread the line between controlling inflation and avoiding economic stagnation, investors face tough decisions
SocGen ditches ‘shadow’ trading floors in favour of work from home
French bank decides traders can operate from home if main sites are out of action
Iran Has a Chokehold on the World’s Oil. Here’s How to Break It.
Nations are looking for alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz.
Gold extends losses for second day in global, domestic markets
Price of gold per tola falls to Rs467,262
Henderson Land Keeping Liquidity Amid Middle East War
Andrew Fung, CFO at Henderson Land, says the developer is taking a “more careful approach” to maintain liquidity amid current market conditions. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)
Christie’s CEO on Demand From Asian Collectors
Bonnie Brennan, Global CEO at Christie’s, discusses appetite from collectors and investors as the auction house launches its 20th/21st Century Spring Auctions this year. She speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)
HKEX on Expanding ETF Offerings
Brian Roberts, Head of Equities Product Development at Hong Kong bourse operator HKEX, discusses the ETF product pipeline on "Bloomberg: ETF IQ Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)
Sensex falls 1,000 points: Why is the stock market falling today?
Sensex falls points Why is the stock market falling today
Iran War Lifts Key Japanese Aluminum Premium to 11-Year High
Japan’s aluminum buyers agreed to pay the highest premium in 11 years after the Iran war disrupted supplies, a cost that’s likely to stoke inflationary pressures at the factories which use the metal.
Two Blocks Likely Drove Biggest Indonesia Outflow in 21 Years
Indonesian stocks recorded their biggest foreign outflow in more than two decades, likely driven by block trades in palm oil maker PT FAP Agri, amid heightened scrutiny on ownership in the wake of MSCI Inc.’s investability concerns.