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How India’s economy deals with West Asia war

Stocks rally, oil prices fall after U.S. sends Iran a peace plan

U.S. stocks rose Wednesday and global oil prices fell, as traders and investors were buffeted by constant headlines about the war in Iran.

Depleted British Army only strong enough to seize a small market town 'on a good day' warns general - as Starmer faces pressure to ramp up spending

General Sir Richard Barrons said UK land forces would be unable to do anything 'substantial' in a war and would only be able to help out with small tasks in operations led by the US or Nato.

‘Lost Cause’ Company Bond Doubles Amid Venezuela All-Out Rally

A defaulted bond issued by an old Venezuelan power company and long regarded as a lost-cause by investors has almost doubled in value this year as investors look for ways to profit from Venezuela’s new-found rapport with the US.

Conflict over Iran could lead to rise of ‘petroyuan’ — Deutsche Bank report

The report notes that the American "security umbrella" has faced serious challenges amid attacks on American bases, oil fields, and infrastructure in the Middle East

From Oil to Plastics: How the War in Iran Is Hitting Consumers

Everyone knows that war in Iran is curbing the flow of oil around the world. But the commodity is also a crucial feedstock for petrochemicals, including the building blocks of a variety of plastics. On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway discuss what a petrochemic...

China says Mexico’s tariff hikes constitute ‘trade barriers’ after probe

China has accused Mexico of imposing trade and investment barriers through tariff hikes on its goods, a sign the friction between the two trading partners – fuelled by escalating pressure from Washington under US President Donald Trump – is continuing to build. The Ministry of Commerce announced on...

German Finance Chief Seeks Joint Venture Rule for Foreign Firms

Germany’s Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil wants to force foreign companies to form joint ventures with local firms to operate within Europe, while also seeking tighter scrutiny over cross-border takeovers.

US Import Prices Jumped by the Most Since 2022 Ahead of Iran War

The cost of imports into the US jumped in February by the most in nearly four years, reflecting a broad pickup in prices even before war in the Middle East.

Why G7 Oil Price Math Doesn’t Add Up Without Russia

“Russia exports ~7M barrels of liquid hydrocarbons per day. Through the Hormuz Strait, now blocked – 20M barrels used to pass through. If Russian oil is removed from the global market, the crisis would intensify by half,” Russian National Energy Security Fund expert Igor Yushkov told Sputnik.

Historic Market Fissures Spark Record Flows from Commodites ETFs

Exchange-traded fund investors have been pulling money out of commodities products at the fastest clip on record as the conflict in the Middle East continues to rattle markets.

Inflation holds at 3% in ‘calm before the storm’ of Iran war

The Office for National Statistics said the rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation was unchanged from the 3% level reported in January.

Pinduoduo operator PDD’s profit slides as Chinese firm cites higher reinvestment

PDD Holdings, the Chinese e-commerce group behind Pinduoduo and global budget marketplace Temu, on Wednesday reported an 11 per cent drop in quarterly profit amid higher sales as the company continued a pivot towards greater reinvestment. Net profit for the quarter fell to 24.5 billion yuan (US$3.6...

Starbucks’ $100 Million CEO Can't Repeat Chipotle Stock Magic

When Starbucks Corp. landed Brian Niccol, the star CEO who fixed Chipotle and Taco Bell, to turn around its fortunes, it triggered a frenzy on Wall Street. The stock popped 20% in a matter of minutes and racked up its biggest one-day gain ever as investors and analysts, one after another, gushed abo...

Keir Starmer confirms pause on crypto donations recommended in Rycroft review

The Prime Minister told MPs the Rycroft review set out the ‘stark threats posed by illicit finance’.

Iran War: Tehran Reportedly Receives Trump's Peace Plan | The Pulse 3/25

"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Mark Haefele, UBS...

Paul Chan Tells Bloomberg Quality Listings Are Key

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan tells Bloomberg’s Yvonne Man he government's number one priority is to ensure a continuous supply of quality issuers coming to list in the city. He was speaking at the Bloomberg Family Office Summit 2026 (Source: Bloomberg)

Pause on cryptocurrency donations recommended in review of foreign interference

Ministers have been urged to legislate for a moratorium in its Representation of the People Bill going through Parliament..

Switzerland to Soften Capital Ordinance in UBS Win, BofA Says

New bank capital rules to be presented by the Swiss government next month will likely be less severe on UBS Group AG than the current proposals, according to Bank of America analysts.

Pimco’s Clarida Says ‘Bar Is High’ for a Fed Rate Hike

Richard Clarida, global economic advisor at Pimco and former Federal Reserve vice chairman, says an interest-rate hike by the European Central Bank is not “a slam dunk, but it’s an option,” and explains why “the bar is high” for a Fed rate hike. (Source: Bloomberg)