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India’s Modi celebrates a return to dominance
BJP’s landslide election in West Bengal shows the prime minister’s ability to appeal to voters across the country
Spirit’s demise spurs finger-pointing as rivals survey remains
Trump and Democrats seek to avoid economic and political fallout for first major corporate casualty of the Iran war
Alphabet’s Record Canadian Debt Deal Weighs on Bond Spreads
Alphabet Inc.’s C$8.5 billion ($6.24 billion) bond deal is driving corporate and provincial spreads wider in Canada as investors’ enthusiasm for the hyperscaler’s debt tests …
US Utility Threatens to Quit Power Grids on Data Center Rift
American Electric Power Co., one of the largest US utilities, is threatening to remove itself from two of the country’s biggest electricity grids over the …
Goldman's Snider Sees 'Yellow Flags' in Equities
Ben Snider, chief US equities strategist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., says only a small number of stocks are driving the market to new highs. …
KKR at 50: ‘It used to be easy in the old days’
As the original private equity barbarian reaches milestone, the FT interviews its founders and their successors
Coinbase to cut 14% of staff over impact of AI and volatile …
Crypto exchange’s CEO says technology is speeding up its processes, meaning fewer employees are needed
UK long-term borrowing costs hit highest level since 1998
Yields on 30-year gilts hit 28-year high on expectations BoE will raise rates two or three times to counter inflation threat
Romanian PM loses confidence vote as Socialists team up with far right
Ilie Bolojan tried to push through austerity measures to rein in EU’s highest deficit
Fragile US-Iran ceasefire on even shakier ground after latest strikes
Also in today’s newsletter, how America’s small businesses are being left out of the Trump tariff refunds
ECB’s Lagarde Urges Europe to Cut Reliance on Energy Imports
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said soaring energy costs due to the Iran war should act as a wake-up call for Europe to reduce …
US Stocks Rise With Eyes on Fragile Iran Ceasefire, AMD Results
US stocks were on track to set a record high on Tuesday as the US-Iran ceasefire appeared to hold after clashes in the Strait of …
India’s RBI Mulls New Move Using Foreign Bonds to Prop Up Rupee
India’s central bank is weighing a plan for state lenders to sell foreign-currency bonds, mulling a tool last used nearly three decades ago to draw …
EM Stocks Hold Near Record as Traders Cling to Fragile Truce
Currencies from the developing world pared losses and stocks held near record highs as fears of an escalation in the Middle East conflict eased, while …
Singapore’s Marina One Office Complex Said to Attract CapitaLand, Hongkong Land
CapitaLand Group Pte and Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. are among possible bidders for the Marina One high-rise complex in Singapore’s central business district, according to …
Sadler Accused Bankers of Botching Block Trade as He Sold Stock
Segantii Capital Management founder Simon Sadler accused bankers of mishandling a block trade in fashion retailer Esprit Holdings Ltd. as his own firm was shorting …
FirstFT: Consumers to face more pain, company executives warn
Also in today’s newsletter: HSBC reports lower profits and Australia raises interest rates
Zelenskyy calls Putin’s ceasefire appeal ‘cynical’ as strikes continue
Russia and Ukraine trade rival proposals to pause fighting ahead of second world war anniversary events
Debt Crisis Brews in Brazil as 8 Million Firms Miss Payments
Take a glance at the stock market, and all appears well in the Brazilian economy. The Ibovespa has soared more than any other major index …
Anti-racism movement is not ‘muted’ — it has been left to shrink
Instead of asking more from depleted groups, Westminster should focus on how to rebuild and better resource them
Vodafone to take full control of UK mobile operator in £4.3bn deal
CK Hutchison’s decision to sell 49% stake is latest in series of Hong Kong conglomerate’s asset disposals
Japan Has Two More Windows for Yen Intervention by IMF Rules
Japan can conduct only two more sessions of three-day interventions by November if it wants to maintain its status of having a freely floating exchange …
Australia bucks global trend and raises interest rates
Central bank cites higher fuel prices as result of Iran war as it unveils third increase this year
Alphabet Returns to Euro Debt Market for Latest AI Megabond Deal
Alphabet Inc. needs to borrow heavily to fund investments in artificial intelligence, and it’s increasingly tapping every market to do so.
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