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Gold Steady After Two-Day Drop as Iran War Fans Inflation Fears
Gold steadied after a two-day drop as investor focus remained on talks between the US and Iran, with the indefinite closure of the Strait of …
Stocks Fall on Report Trump Rejects Iran Proposal: Markets Wrap
A renewed rally in oil drove stocks and bonds lower on concern that a prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz will fuel inflation and …
First Independence Bank CEO: Fed is Doing a 'Fine Job'
First Independence Bank Chairman & CEO and Chair of the American Bankers Association Kenneth Kelly discusses the importance of stability in the banking system and …
Nvidia-Tied Data Center Raises $4.59 Billion From Junk-Bond Sale
A Nevada data center project tied to Nvidia Corp. has raised $4.59 billion from a junk-bond sale, adding to a wave of deals to fund …
Why the US Is Working Less Than Before
The US still works more than most other countries, but that gap is starting to close. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Allison Schrager explains why. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bond Traders Ramp Up Wagers Hedging for 5% Yields as Oil Surges
Traders in the Treasury options market are bracing for long-dated bond yields to surge past 5% as a rally in oil prices continues unabated.
Cancer Drug Developer Erasca Sinks by Record 55% After Patient Death
Erasca Inc. shares plunged 48% Tuesday after the cancer-drug developer said one patient withdrew from its clinical trial and later died after suffering severe side …
Ryanair CEO Is ‘Less Concerned’ Europe Will Run Out of Jet Fuel
Ryanair Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Michael O’Leary is “increasingly less concerned” about Europe facing a jet-fuel shortage in the coming months, though summer ticket …
Data Centers Are Moving to Space
AI demand is pushing Earth’s data centers to the brink—so what if we moved them to space? Atomic-6 CEO Trevor Smith joined Bloomberg Open Intere …
JPMorgan’s Dimon Warns Again on Risks of Credit Downturn
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon again cautioned that a credit market downturn could be worse than expected, even after his firm and Wall Street …
Sherwin-Williams Sees Input Costs Rising After Sales Beat
Sherwin-Williams Co. warned rising input costs could weigh on results later this year, after currency tailwinds helped it post stronger-than-expected sales growth in the first …
Emerging Assets Drop as Risk-Off Mood Lifts Dollar Ahead of Fed
Emerging-market currencies and stocks dropped Tuesday as concerns over investments in artificial intelligence and stalled peace talks in the Middle East sparked a flight to …
Oil Shock Starts to Seep Into Earnings and Stock Prices
More bitter surprises may be in store in this week’s flood of results.
US Investor Said to Pay 70% Premium for Benfica Minority Stake
US investor Entrepreneur Equity Partners has agreed to buy a minority stake in Portuguese football club Benfica at a steep premium, according to a person …
Tullow Shares Soar as West African Oil Brings Record Price
Tullow Oil Plc’s shares surged more than 9% after tensions in the Middle East drove its West African crude to a record price.
Maruti Profit Misses on Rising Costs, Supply Constraints
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. reported fourth-quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates, with higher costs and supply constraints weighing on margins.
Europe Spent €10 Billion on Iran Energy Shock Aid, Bruegel Says
European Union states have committed over €10 billion ($11.7 billion) to shield consumers and businesses as the Iran war drives up energy prices, according to …
Trump Says Iran Wants Hormuz Open in Tussle Over War’s End
President Donald Trump said Iran has asked the US to lift a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz while the two sides negotiate an …
Bank of Japan’s ‘Hawkish Hold’ Strengthens Yen, Strategists Say
Bank of Japan’s decision to hold rates on Tuesday is seen as hawkish and contributed to the yen’s gains against the dollar, strategists say. The …
China’s State Refiners Seek to Resume Fuel Exports After Halt
China’s state-owned refiners have begun applying for government permits that would allow them to resume fuel exports in May, citing plentiful domestic stockpiles.
Yen Gains After Three BOJ Board Members Dissent From Rate Hold
The yen strengthened against the dollar after the Bank of Japan raised its inflation forecast and three policymakers backed a rate hike.
Oil Climbs as US Weighs Iran Proposal With Hormuz Still Shut
Oil edged higher as traders weighed the next steps toward peace talks over the Iran war, with the US discussing a proposal from Tehran while …
Tech Drags Stocks Lower as Brent Tops $110 Again: Markets Wrap
Technology stocks led equity markets lower as concerns over whether the vast amount of investment in artificial intelligence will pay off resurfaced. Brent rose above …
LifeMD Bone Longevity Lead on Osteoporosis Treatment, Prevention
Dr. Doug Lucas, LifeMD Orthopedic Surgeon and Bone Health & Longevity Clinical Lead, joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss bone health for men and women, …
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