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Lutnick tells Canada ‘they suck’ and vows to wind back trade deal …
Fraught talks set to resume to end dispute that is costing America more than $1bn a month
Starmer refuses to quit after ‘unforgivable’ Foreign Office vetting fiasco
PM shifts blame after Peter Mandelson revealed to have failed security officials’ checks
Oil Tankers Make Dash Toward Hormuz as Iran Says Strait Is Open
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is open — and oil tankers are racing through it. Norah Mulinda explains how markets reacted to the news …
Top Fed official warns Iran war could spark ‘lasting’ price shock
Christopher Waller says higher oil prices coupled with Donald Trump’s tariffs raise prospect of prolonged inflation
Oil Tankers Hauling US Crude Via Panama Approach 4-Year High
US oil cargoes transiting the Panama Canal are close to a four-year high as Asian refiners rush to import American crude in lieu of Mideast …
Four Iran-linked probes in four weeks: the puzzle facing London’s police
If the Islamic republic was behind the incidents, it might be sending a coded warning to its enemies, experts say
Return of Mandelson scandal leaves Labour MPs in despair
Vetting failure highlights dysfunction in Keir Starmer’s government
The Starmer-shaped hole where a prime minister should be
Mandelson scandal shows he has never successfully made the transition from an opposition mindset to a governing one
The white-collar defence lawyers with nothing to do
The Trump administration’s approach to justice has made life quieter for those who defend alleged financial criminals
Air Canada Suspends Flights to JFK Over Rising Fuel Costs
Air Canada will suspend daily flights to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City amid soaring jet fuel costs.
US Mineral Stockpile to Be Open to All Traders, Ex-Im Bank Says
A $12 billion critical minerals stockpile project being developed by the US Export-Import Bank will be open to all trading companies, rather than just those …
Roark Said to Pick Banks for Dunkin’ Owner’s $2 Billion US IPO
Roark Capital has picked banks to work on a US initial public offering of Inspire Brands, the owner of fast-food chains Dunkin’, Arby’s and Jimmy …
The Race for Space Energy Dominance
Nuclear energy is heading to space, and fast. Oklo CEO Jake DeWitte joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why nuclear power is the only viable …
EU prepares for jet fuel sharing as supplies dwindle
Energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen says Europe moving towards supply crisis “very rapidly”
What Warsh should do at the Fed
If he is finally confirmed, Trump’s nominee for chair must undertake a re-evaluation of the central bank’s structure and purpose
US’s status as lowest-cost dollar borrower challenged as investors shun Trump risk
Concerns over erratic White House policymaking have driven investors to ‘very stable’ development bank issuers
LNG Ships Move Toward Hormuz as Iran Gives Mixed Signals
Several liquefied natural gas tankers appear to be nearing the Strait of Hormuz, as the market closely watches if flows of the super-chilled fuel through …
S&P 500 Heads Toward Best Month Since 2020 on Hope for War’s …
Stocks surged Friday, extending a record-setting run that’s sending the S&P 500 Index toward its biggest monthly gain since 2020, after the re-opening of the …
Auguries from Hungary
Orbán’s election defeat is a blow to Trump and Maga
EQT Warns of Exit Risks for Alternative Energy Assets Held by PE
EQT AB, Europe’s biggest private equity firm, says the path to exiting investments in clean-energy developers and operators faces a growing number of hurdles.
Retail Traders Are Back and Driving All Sorts of Wild Stock Moves
Photonics, quantum computing are hot as market jumps to new highs.
UK Energy Stocks Fall as Reeves Eyes Delinking Gas-Power Prices
UK power stocks dropped after Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said the government was drafting plans to delink gas prices from electricity costs, raising …
Energy independence could make America more aggressive
Being a net exporter means that energy shocks no longer constrain US foreign policy in the ways they once did
Mandelson vetting scandal shows Starmer isn’t up to the job
Something has gone badly wrong in communication between Downing Street and government departments
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