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Latham partners pocket record $8.7mn average pay
US law firm’s revenues surpass $8bn for first time on the back of megamerger mandates
Lagarde Says Europe’s Economy Has Slipped Below ECB Baseline
President Christine Lagarde said higher energy costs have pushed the euro zone away from the European Central Bank’s base-case outlook, though not enough yet to …
Warsh Fed Chair Hearing Set for Next Week, Tim Scott Says
The Senate Banking Committee will hold a confirmation hearing next week for Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee for Federal Reserve chair, the panel’s top …
Emerging-Market Assets Rally on Iran War Resolution Bets
Emerging-market stocks leaped Tuesday, with a key equity gauge now close to erasing its losses since the start of the Middle East conflict in late …
China’s Yancoal Buys Australia Mine Stake for Up to $2.4 Billion
Chinese-controlled Yancoal Australia Ltd. agreed to acquire an 80% stake in the Kestrel coking coal mine in Queensland for as much as $2.4 billion.
Xi says world in ‘disarray’ as Spain pushes China to help end …
Chinese president says Spain and China are ‘morally upright’ nations that should strengthen their co-operation
Iran War Wipes Out Global Oil Demand Growth This Year
Global oil demand will decline this year for the first time since the 2020 pandemic as a price surge caused by the Middle East conflict …
Investors set to scrutinise exposure to private credit as Wall Street reports …
First-quarter results come amid growing concerns around the links between traditional lenders and the private credit boom
UK’s Intertek Mulls Breakup to Lift Product Testing Firm’s Value
Intertek Group Plc shares surged after the product testing firm said it’s exploring a breakup aimed at boosting its value.
Malaysia’s Fuel Subsidy Bill Swells to $1.8 Billion in April
Malaysia’s government expects to spend about 7 billion ringgit ($1.8 billion) on fuel subsidies in April, roughly ten times more than what it was paying …
FirstFT: Predictions of an ‘exceptionally strong’ earnings season
Also in today’s newsletter: Iran and the US keep talking while OpenAI’s $852bn valuation comes under scrutiny from backers
ECB seeks to break ‘deadlock’ on common deposit insurance
Regulator urges governments to fast-track long-delayed idea to help break down merger barriers
Rebuke by former Nato chief points to wider government inaction
George Robertson’s focus is on defence but highlights failings elsewhere in Keir Starmer’s government
Japan 20-Year Bond Sale Sees Strongest Demand Since 2019
Japan’s 20-year government bond auction drew its strongest demand since 2019 as elevated yields attracted investors despite the continuing conflict in the Middle East.
Hong Kong Dollar Bond Sales Boom as Issuers Tap Into Haven Flows
Global borrowers are flocking to issue bonds in Hong Kong dollars as the currency’s status as a haven from the conflict in Iran bolsters demand …
Iran Oil Hoard at Sea Shields China’s Refiners From US Blockade
A hoard of Iranian crude on tankers at sea and robust onshore stockpiles in China will provide a cushion for the nation’s independent refiners should …
United CEO Has Pitched Possible Tie-Up With American Airlines
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has floated a possible combination with American Airlines, according to people familiar with the conversations. Bloomberg's Danny Lee has the …
China’s Oil and Gas Imports Shrink on Persian Gulf Turmoil
Chinese crude oil and natural gas imports fell in March, as the supply crunch in the Persian Gulf began to affect shipments.
China exports slow as Middle East turmoil weighs
Rising fuel prices spur surge in imports
Carney’s Liberals set to secure majority in Canadian parliament
Prime minister has also lured MPs from rival parties in recent months as he seeks to counter Trump’s threats
Copper Rises to Six-Week High as Iran Talks Hope Aids Metals
Copper rose to the highest level in more than a month as most industrial metals rallied on optimism that the US and Iran will restart …
Singapore tightens monetary policy as energy shock hits Asia
Trade-dependent nation vulnerable to sharp increases in oil and gas prices
China flexes trade power with soaring use of export controls
Tripling of restrictions in past five years underlines Beijing’s sway over crucial supply chains
Will Tata Sons be forced to go public?
Also in this newsletter, workers protest for better wages
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