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US stocks post best day in 10 months on hopes Iran war …
Wall Street closes turbulent March on upbeat note as Trump says conflict’s ‘hard part is done’
Trump rebukes France as tensions rise with Europe over Iran war
Italy refuses US warplanes permission to refuel, adding to transatlantic divisions over conflict
Treasury blasted for ‘inhumane’ decision over inheritance tax deadline
Pension experts criticise government’s refusal to extend deadline to pay IHT from six months to 12 months
Drop in hiring adds to Fed’s concerns over low job growth
Vacancies remained strong but US businesses hired far fewer new workers in February
Google Paper Warns Crypto on Quantum Risk Ahead of 2029 Timeline
Google researchers warned that future quantum computers may be able to break some of the cryptography protecting Bitcoin and other digital assets with fewer resources …
Trump’s presidential library to feature soaring tower and golden statue
US leader’s foundation expects to raise nearly $1bn for building in Miami containing decommissioned Air Force One
Huawei comeback loses pace as cloud and phones falter
Chinese tech conglomerate reports slowest revenue growth in three years
M&A Tally Hits $1.3 Trillion as Unilever Joins Megadeals Parade
Dealmakers are off to their best ever start to a year thanks to a raft of mega mergers and acquisitions, even as some momentum once …
Energy Crisis: Gas Tops $4 a Gallon in US
Gas prices in the US keep surging. The nationwide average has now topped $4 a gallon for the first time since August 2022 due to …
Barclays Predicts Treasury Market Will Need Bailouts
The Treasury market has been rendered structurally unstable by its explosive growth and is likely to require occasional “official interventions” to support its functioning, according …
Credit Data Firm 9fin Is Valued at $1.3 Billion in Funding Round
9fin Ltd., the debt intelligence provider founded by two former investment banking analysts, has raised fresh funds at a $1.3 billion valuation as part of …
ECB’s Muller Can’t Rule Out Interest-Rate Hike in April
European Central Bank Governing Council member Madis Muller said he can’t exclude an increase in borrowing costs at next month’s policy meeting should the Iran …
Eurozone inflation jumps to 2.5% in March
Middle East energy shock pushes annual rate past European Central Bank’s 2% target
FirstFT: Pete Hegseth’s broker looked to buy defence fund before Iran attack
Also in today’s newsletter: US petrol prices rise above $4 a gallon while Unilever and McCormick in talks to create $60bn food group
South Africa to Lower Fuel Tax as Gasoline Price Spike Looms
South Africa will reduce a tax imposed on fuel to offset the impact of surging oil prices on domestic gasoline, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said.
Whoop hits $10bn valuation as health tracking takes off
Wearable device maker eyes IPO after raising $575mn from sovereign wealth funds and top athletes
Euro-Zone Inflation Jumps Most Since 2022 on Energy Costs
The euro area saw its steepest jump in inflation since 2022 as the Iran war pushed energy costs sharply higher, backing expectations that the European …
Lib Dems borrow from Macron playbook for May 7
Though the party is fifth nationally, Ed Davey thinks sticking to the centre ground can deliver local election gains
UK growers warn of cucumber and tomato shortages as gas prices surge
Producers warn of empty shelves if supermarkets do not raise prices to help offset costs linked to Iran war
Inflation worries become growth worries
A longer war makes long bonds interesting
US Treasuries Advance as Oil Retreats From Multiyear High
Treasuries rose as oil prices retreated from multiyear highs, keeping alive the prospect of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut this year to offset the economic …
‘Pump anxiety’ from soaring fuel prices prompts surge in interest in EVs
Increased costs since outbreak of Middle East conflict prompt more test drives and advert views
Free museum entry is the mark of a civilised city — and …
These are some of Britain’s last truly public spaces — charging overseas visitors is an erosion of that ideal
In trade’s ‘law of the jungle’, the winners are clear
It is China and the US that prosper when power sets the terms for global commerce
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