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Two shipments of Russian oil and gas head to Cuba in defiance …
First cargo on course to arrive on Monday as Donald Trump taunts communist island while administration engages in talks
Game bird shooting in England faces stricter regulation
Government seeks to tighten rules governing the release of pheasants, grouse and partridges into the wild
Traders Bet on Two ECB Hikes This Year as Energy Prices Jump
Traders are fully pricing two interest-rate hikes from the European Central Bank this year, as an attack on Iranian gas assets revives fears of an …
Ingredients for a successful LBO: lots of equity, and some Trump stardust
The financing of Electronic Arts is the biggest of its kind since the financial crisis
Bank of Canada Holds Rates, Looks Through Near-Term Oil Risk
The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady, saying it would “look through” the Middle East war’s immediate inflation impact as it kept focus on …
US Stocks Fall on Mounting War Tensions, Higher PPI Before Fed
US stocks fell Wednesday as Iran pledged to retaliate after Israel attacked a key natural gas field and US inflation data came in higher than …
Markets Dismissing Risks From Iran War Energy Shock: BNP
Sophie Huynh, portfolio manager and strategist at BNP Paribas Asset Management, discusses the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on markets. Speaking …
Ares Leads €300 Million Continuation Fund for Bakery Europastry
Ares Management Corp. is leading a continuation fund for frozen baked goods firm Europastry SA, owned by MCH Private Equity.
What Reeves misses in pursuit of ‘securonomics’
UK is too slow to boost defence spending while underfunding areas of comparative advantage
India’s ReNew Energy to Secure $800 Million Refinancing Loan
Renew Energy Global Plc is set to secure an about $800 million foreign-currency loan, according to people familiar with the matter, in what would be …
Goldman Expects Continued Rebound in Market for European IPOs
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees a double-digit pipeline of potential initial public offerings in Europe this year, even as geopolitical tension in the Middle East …
Rayner warns Starmer his government is ‘running out of time’
Former deputy prime minister’s intervention comes ahead of local election in May
China Close to Tapping Commercial Oil Stockpiles, FGE Says
China, the world’s biggest crude importer, is close to tapping its vast commercial oil reserves as the Middle East war shows no signs of ending, …
K-shaped consumer credit
Plus, investing in the Ukraine build-out
EU countries see echoes of Syrian migration crisis in Iran war fears
Also in this newsletter: Europe’s Greens make a pitch to join the centrist coalition
FirstFT: Iran war turns shipping market into ‘wild west’
Also in today’s newsletter: UAE tax rules and EU bank capital requirements
Investors Can Handle What’s Happening in Hormuz
Earnings forecasts are still holding up share prices despite war’s surprises.
Singapore’s Largest Taxi Firm Raises Fares as Fuel Prices Climb
ComfortDelGro Corp., Singapore’s largest taxi operator, will raise fares temporarily as it moves to shield cabbies from surging fuel costs driven by a global energy …
Philippines in Talks With China and Russia on Fertilizer Supply
The Philippines is in discussions with major fertilizer producers including China and Russia to safeguard supply on fears exporters won’t deliver on contracts as the …
Chinese tech enthusiasts ‘raise lobsters’ in latest AI craze
OpenClaw takes China by storm as local governments encourage creation of AI agents for productivity gains
Li Ka-shing builds cash pile as Hong Kong family empire looks to …
CK Hutchison has been selling assets across its portfolio but is unlikely to return capital to shareholders
Japanese PM set for high-stakes meeting with Trump over Iran
Sanae Takaichi prepares for toughest test yet as US urges Tokyo to send warships to Gulf
Oil price surge will hurt US growth and fuel inflation, say economists
FT-Booth Survey shows unease about impact of the conflict on growth and prices
Taiwan Insurers Slash Forwards by $55 Billion on New Regulations
Taiwan’s life insurers have cut their holdings of forwards by a notional NT$1.75 trillion ($55 billion) this year after regulatory changes allowed them to spread …
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