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Emerging Markets Extend Rebound as Traders Weigh Ceasefire Odds
Emerging-market stocks and currencies extended gains for a third day, as traders pinned hopes on the possibility of a ceasefire in the Middle East and …
How Goldman Sachs Dodged a Private Credit Exodus
Goldman Sachs Group says its private credit fund narrowly escaped a broader exodus due to its reliance on institutional investors. Goldman Sachs Private Credit, which …
Doctors’ demands could cost NHS up to £30bn a year, says Streeting
Health secretary warns that acceding to further pay rise would lead to wage claims from other staff, as latest six-day strike begins
Air India chief quits early after turbulent tenure
Campbell Wilson’s ambition to turn carrier into world-class airline marred by fatal crash of Boeing Dreamliner jet
Better public transport alone will not solve UK’s growth dilemma
‘We need a tram’ is a vote winner but skirts harder policy questions
Taiwan opposition leader in ‘peace’ trip to China
First trip by a Kuomintang chair in a decade comes shortly ahead of planned Beijing summit with Donald Trump
European Gas Prices Climb Ahead of US Deadline for Hormuz Deal
European natural gas prices jumped in a volatile session after reports that Iran stopped negotiating a potential ceasefire with the US, just hours before US …
Bitcoin Slides With Risk Assets as Trump’s Iran Ultimatum Looms
Bitcoin slipped on Tuesday, as cryptocurrencies were caught up in the broader market volatility ahead of President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran.
Israeli embrace pitches Somaliland into regional maelstrom
Self-declared state in the Horn of Africa confronts an array of adversaries at an explosive moment
New UK agency to tackle abuse of labour market rules
Fair Work Agency will focus on construction and social care that depend on migrants in effort to halt fraud and exploitation
Rearming Germany: how a €10bn warship project turned sour
The fate of the F126 frigate is a cautionary tale for a procurement agency that buys everything from towels and flip-flops to tanks and fighter …
UK considers testing AI models used by banks
Starling Bank executive proposed independent assessment to ensure minimum standards
Where to eat in east London, by restaurateur Dom Hamdy
The man behind some of London’s coolest eateries shares his favourite tables in his corner of the capital
"Slim Hope For Resolution" Before Trump's Iran Deadline
Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche and Stephen Stapczynski analyze the chances of a possible truce as Trump's deadline for a major escalation in Iran approaches. (Source: Bloomberg)
How Iran War Could Reshape US Alliances in Asia
Analysts say the war in Iran is presenting China with an opportunity to cast itself as a more stable and reliable partner than the US …
Japan 30-Year Bond Sale Sees Weaker Demand Than 12-Month Average
Japan’s 30-year government bond auction drew its weakest demand since June as uncertainty about Middle East tensions damped investor appetite.
Iran Amplifies LNG Shortage by Blocking Passages Through Hormuz
Iran has yet to allow a single carrier loaded with liquefied natural gas to pass through the Strait of Hormuz in weeks of war, according …
Goldman Warns on Copper as Iran War Threatens Global Economy
Copper is vulnerable to further declines if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warned, as metals markets brace for President Donald …
Stocks Fall and Oil Rises on US-Iran Deal Doubts: Markets Wrap
Stocks fell and oil climbed on concern the war in the Middle East is intensifying ahead of President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to agree …
Gold Prices Steady as Traders Assess War, Trump Deadline
Gold was little changed as traders weighed the developments in the Middle East war ahead of President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to agree to …
FirstFT: Donald Trump renews threat to destroy Iran’s infrastructure
Also in today’s newsletter: China’s CATL takes ambitions to the high seas, and Jamie Dimon warns private credit losses will be larger than feared
Phillips 66 Sees Nearly $1 Billion in Losses as Oil Prices Surge
Phillips 66 estimated nearly $1 billion in losses from its short position in oil and other related commodity derivative contracts in the first quarter as …
Goldman Says It’s Ready to Pounce as Retail Flees Private Credit
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says a reliance on stickier, more patient institutional investors, rather than wealthy individuals, helped its $15.7 billion private credit fund narrowly …
2026 is World’s Largest Sports Year: Paul Caine
On Location President Paul Caine discusses the economic ripple effects of the FIFA World Cup, why 2026 is set to be a monumental year for …
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