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Moody’s Cuts Mexico Credit Rating to One Notch Above Junk
Moody’s Ratings cut Mexico’s credit score to the lowest tier of investment grade, citing the country’s weakening fiscal position and stoking concern Latin America’s second-largest …
US Seeks Energy Export Boost to India as Rubio Visits Delhi
The Trump administration wants to boost energy exports to India, the US ambassador in New Delhi said on Wednesday, ahead of a multi-day visit by …
A 220% Bond Rally Snaps as Venezuela Euphoria Gets Reality Check
To the investors who had snapped up Venezuela’s defaulted bonds at beaten-down prices, it was the moment they were waiting for: Acting President Delcy Rodriguez’s …
Putin Leaves Beijing With Little Progress on Key Gas Pipeline
Russian President Vladimir Putin left Beijing with no sign of a breakthrough on a natural gas pipeline project with the potential to reshape global energy …
Vitol Overtakes Shell in Ranking of US Physical Gas Traders
Vitol Group, the world’s largest commodity trading house, boosted trading in the US physical natural gas last year by more than all but one of …
India Gets Rainfall Hedge as El Niño Threatens Monsoon
India’s largest agricultural exchange has introduced its first weather derivatives, allowing investors to hedge against monsoon-related risks.
Tankmaker Rheinmetall Preps First Public Bond Deal Since 2010
Rheinmetall AG is preparing its first public bond sale in nearly 16 years as Europe’s defense industry booms.
Rice Prices Extend Rally to One-Year High as Crop Concerns Mount
A benchmark Asia rice price rose to the highest in more than a year, as worries loom over harvests across the region.
Hong Kong Targets July Launch for New Gold-Clearing System
Hong Kong plans to launch a new gold-clearing system by July, advancing the city’s ambitions to become a global hub for bullion trading.
Pimco Favors Japan’s 30-Year Bonds, Says Yield Curve ‘Too Steep’
Pacific Investment Management Co. is seeing an opportunity in Japan’s 30-year sovereign bonds at a time when concerns over inflation and government spending have pushed …
Indonesian Markets Rebound Ahead of Prabowo’s Parliament Speech
Indonesia’s currency and stocks rebounded Wednesday in volatile trade, erasing earlier losses ahead of a key budget speech by President Prabowo Subianto.
Indonesian Palm Oil and Coal Stocks Drop on Export Control Plan
Indonesian palm oil and coal stocks tumbled, on the prospect of tighter state control over commodity exports from Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Singapore Tops Indonesia as Biggest Southeast Asia Stock Market
Singapore has overtaken Indonesia as Southeast Asia’s largest stock market, signaling investors’ endorsement of the city-state’s market reforms and their diminishing confidence in the larger …
Gold Advances as Trump Says US in Final Stage of Talks with …
Gold advanced as optimism surrounding the US-Iran talks to end the Middle East conflict eased bets on higher interest rates for longer.
Stocks Climb and Oil Falls on US-Iran Talks Report: Markets Wrap
A slide in oil prices on hopes for a deal to end the war in Iran lifted stocks and bonds, with traders awaiting Nvidia Corp.’s …
Oil Falls as Trump Says US in ‘Final Stages’ of Iran Talks
Oil plummeted after US President Donald Trump said the US is in the “final stages” of negotiations with Iran, raising expections for a near-term restart …
Building Fan Community Key to WNBA Success, Says Valkyries President Jess Smith
Jess Smith, president of the Golden State Valkyries, said that building community and connection in a deeper way and then building a business around that …
New HSBC Report Reveals Gap in Addressing Women's Financial Goals
Racquel Oden, HSBC head of international wealth and private banking, said that while women have financial literacy, many feel that they don't have the fluency …
SoftBank Founder’s Starstruck Bet on OpenAI Raises Concern
With more than $60 billion committed, some SoftBank insiders are growing uneasy over Son’s devotion to Altman.
Japan Spent Billions and Yen Is Still Falling
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Heat Strains US Power Grids That Need Off-Season Repairs
A blast of late-spring heat is straining electric grids in the eastern US as power-plant owners race to repair equipment ahead of rising demand and …
UK Tweaks Russian Sanctions to Ease Diesel and Jet Fuel Crunch
The UK moved to loosen its Russian sanctions in a controversial move aimed at preventing shortages of diesel and jet fuel, as the war in …
Euronext Results Beat on Volatility-Led Trading, Greek Exchange
Euronext NV’s results beat expectations as market volatility boosted trading volumes and the newly acquired Athens stock exchange contributed to revenue.
BPCL Turns to Spot Crude as Iran Conflict Disrupts Term Supplies
India’s Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd. has largely shifted to making spot crude purchases as the Iran war upends annual arrangements for Middle Eastern barrels, highlighting …
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