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Gold Slips as US Inflation Resurgence Raises Odds of Fed Hike
Gold fell as the latest US data showed a resurgence in inflation, reinforcing bets that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for an …
Bonds Fall as Inflation Pickup Fuels Fed-Hike Bets: Markets Wrap
A resurgence in inflation sent bonds lower on speculation the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer as a war-driven surge in energy …
Oil Holds Near $107 With Mideast Impasse, World Inventories Drop
Oil largely held its 8% surge over the past three sessions, as Middle East tensions simmer and global stockpiles shrink at a record pace.
Mexico Rating Outlook Revised to Negative at S&P as Debts Mount
S&P Global Ratings revised Mexico’s credit outlook to negative from stable, citing persistently weak fiscal results, rising debt levels and weak economic growth.
MSCI Removes Stocks Linked to Indonesia’s Richest From Indexes
MSCI Inc. cut some Indonesian stocks linked to the country’s richest billionaires from its indexes, following through on a warning last month that it will …
Trump's Goal In China? Keep It Simple
Expectations are running high for the US-China summit in Beijing, but Trump’s main goal should be to not make things worse, the Editorial Board writes. …
China’s Manufacturing Heartland Tested by Iran War Energy Shock
Economic activity in China’s most important manufacturing hub is heaping pressure on power supplies, sparking an energy stress test as the Iran war chokes shipments …
Japan’s Sojitz Eyes Southeast Asia for New Rare Earths Supply
Japanese trading house Sojitz Corp. is looking to Southeast Asia and other regions as new potential sources of rare earths outside Australia, as it aims …
CommScope Sued by Lenders for at Least $150 Million Over Alleged Breach
Vistance Networks, formerly known as CommScope Holding Co., was sued by a group of lenders who allege the telecommunications provider breached a debt agreement by …
Brazil Meat Left Out of EU Suppliers List in Risk to Trade
Brazil is absent from a list of countries authorized to supply animal products to the European Union, presenting a trade risk to the world’s largest …
Inflation to Peak in May or June, Gapen Says
Morgan Stanley Chief US Economist expects US inflation to peak this year in May or June. He says the latest CPI report will keep the …
Biggest US Grid May Be Too Large to Function, Regulator Says
PJM Interconnection LLC, the biggest power grid in the US, may have become too big to adequately function and needs urgent reform, Federal Energy Regulatory …
Venture Global Shares Surge on LNG Deals, Project Expansions
Venture Global Inc. shares shot up on Tuesday after the liquefied natural gas exporter announced two new supply deals and detailed expansion plans for export …
Alphabet Offers Eight-Tranche Deal in Its Debut Yen Bond Sale
Alphabet Inc. has begun marketing its first-ever bond sale in yen, further broadening its funding channels as the Google parent sharply increases capital spending to …
JPMorgan Fully Committed to EU, EMEA Co-Head Wiltz Says
Matthieu Wiltz, JPMorgan EMEA co-CEO, says M&A, equity and debt capital markets, and leveraged finance had a “booming” first quarter with a solid pipeline, and …
Emerging-Market Currencies, Stocks Fall as Iran Peace Hopes Dim
Emerging-market currencies and stocks fell on concern the ceasefire between the US and Iran is on the brink of collapse, while a slump in South …
Pop Mart Falls, Reversing Gains as Concerns Over Growth Persist
Pop Mart International Group Ltd. swung from early gains to losses in Hong Kong as concerns about its growth outlook outweighed stronger-than-expected first-quarter sales, which …
EQT Makes Final Intertek Bid as Investors Urge Deal Talks
EQT AB has made a fourth and final bid to acquire Intertek Group Plc as the British product-testing company comes under increasing pressure from its …
Munich Re Flags Up to €2.5 Billion Private Credit Exposure
Munich Re said it has investments of as much as €2.5 billion ($2.9 billion) in private credit, an asset class that has been facing fund …
Amazon Kicks Off Swiss Franc Bond Sale in Record Six Parts
Amazon.com Inc. has begun the sale of its first Swiss franc bonds across a record six tranches, as Big Tech looks beyond its regular debt …
Copper Steadies Near Record as Trump Rejects Iran’s Peace Plan
Copper steadied near its highest close on record after US President Donald Trump dismissed Iran’s proposals for a peace deal and said the ceasefire with …
Australia Targets Housing Inequality in New Budget
Australia is set to crack down on tax concessions for property investors, as it looks to ease generational inequality and rein in the budget deficit. …
Japan Reserves Data Likely Too Early to Show Intervention
Japan’s foreign currency reserves at the end of April were largely unchanged from the previous month, likely an indication that recent currency intervention in the …
Chip Stocks Sink as Inflation Woes Boost US Yields: Markets Wrap
A selloff in high-flying chipmakers drove stocks lower, with the market also falling alongside bonds after inflation data showed the impacts of energy disruptions stemming …
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