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EU’s SEC-Lite Plan Hinges on Governance, Outgoing Chief Warns
The outgoing chair of the European Union’s securities watchdog said it’s unlikely to match the scope of its US counterpart in her lifetime — but …
Anglo American’s (AAL LN) Sanches Says Brazil Needs to ‘Negotiate With Everyone’
Anglo American Plc’s top executive in Brazil says the nation should avoid picking sides in the global race for critical minerals and seek to supply …
India’s Green Aviation Push Gives Waste Cooking Oil New Life
India is looking to used cooking oil to help fuel its green aviation ambition and reduce reliance on imported crude. But an inefficient and fragmented …
Iran Says It Will Take Action Against Sinokor Ships in Hormuz
Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority said it would take “legal action” against tankers belonging to Sinokor, the world’s biggest oil tanker owner that has carried …
Bond Market Gives Initial Nod to Serbia’s Untested Ballot Winner
Fixed-income investors are giving the benefit of the doubt to an opaque protest force which won power in Serbia on a pledge to root out …
Indonesia Bond Yield Hits Four-Year High as MSCI Risk, Oil Weigh
Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to a four-year high and the rupiah weakened toward a record low as elevated oil prices and MSCI Inc.’s …
Le Pen’s Rise Spurs Rush for French Renewable Contracts
French renewable developers are rushing to lock in state-backed contracts before next year’s presidential election, fearing a halt to new projects under a Marine Le …
Why Indonesia Is Reducing Gas Exports to Singapore
Indonesia unexpectedly unsettled its relationship with neighboring Singapore after it announced in late October that it would reduce natural gas exports to the city-state.
Samsung Life Prices Record Dollar Bond as Investors Defy Turmoil
An affiliate of Samsung Group sold the biggest dollar bond sale for a South Korean insurer as investors braved volatile debt markets that have forced …
JPMorgan’s Michele Sees US Bonds Returning 7%-8% Over 12 Months
The US bond market could return around 7% to 8% over the next 12 months, according to JPMorgan Asset Management’s Bob Michele.
CIMB Is Said to Attract BPI, Metrobank for Philippine Unit Sale
CIMB Group Holdings Bhd.’s planned sale of its business in the Philippines has drawn interest from local rivals including Bank of the Philippine Islands and …
Stocks Extend Gains on Anthropic IPO, Oil Falls: Markets Wrap
Global stocks extended gains as Anthropic PBC’s filing for an initial public offering renewed optimism over the artificial intelligence trade following recent strains. Crude oil …
Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 27
Oil edged lower in a volatile session as traders weighed moves to de-escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf and the outcome of consequential elections, including …
Duke’s Mayo CEO: Our Room for Growth Is Substantial
E. Yuri Hermida, CEO of Duke’s Mayo Company, discussed the company’s name change from Sauer Brands as it enters a new growth chapter. After divesting …
Pimco Scoops Up $4 Billion of Massive SpaceX AI Debt Package
Pacific Investment Management Co. bought a $4 billion slice of a huge SpaceX financing deal that will help expand its artificial intelligence ambitions, according to …
Jennifer Garner on Expanding Reach of Once Upon a Farm
Actress Jennifer Garner is also the chief brand officer and co-founder of Once Upon a Farm that makes organic food for babies and children. She …
AI Funding Drives US High-Grade Bond Sales to Annual Record
US investment-grade bond sales set an annual record on Monday, as a surge in artificial intelligence spending drives companies to borrow hundreds of billions of …
Sahm Warns Fed Against Waiting
Former Fed economist Claudia Sahm joins Bloomberg Open Interest to argue the central bank may be taking a bigger risk by waiting to raise rates. …
Odd Lots: The Forgotten Godmother of Economic Literature
Regency-era novelist Maria Edgeworth was famous for including economic concepts into her novels, including the idea of productive labor. Her works were ahead of her …
Metals Rally Faces a Reality Check
As metals earnings roll in, Wells Fargo Equity Research analyst Timna Tanners sees support for steel prices but urges caution on the copper-AI story. She …
Mercuria Says Rival Fears Drove Disputed Baltic Tanker Rate
Commodity trader Mercuria Energy Group accused the Baltic Exchange of continuing to publish the world’s benchmark oil tanker rate, despite distortions caused by the Iran …
Colombia Sells $5.2 Billion in New Bonds Amid Fiscal Strain
Colombia sold a record $5.2 billion in dollar-denominated bonds on Monday as a new administration pledges to rein in the widening budget gap and put …
Chinese Conglomerate Huafa Seeks to Extend Some Debt Payments
Zhuhai Huafa Group Co., one of China’s largest local government-owned conglomerates, is in talks with creditors of some debts to push back payments, people familiar …
Audi Splits Logos for China as Carmaker Fights to Revive Sales
Audi will split its logos between its two Chinese partners as the Volkswagen AG unit tries to turnaround a protracted sales slump.
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