Financial Times
Trader nicknamed ‘Tommy Chocolate’ argues bank’s rate-fixing investigation was stacked against him
Financial Times
Beijing consults companies on ways to stop west acquiring its advanced technologies and star start-ups
Financial Times
The US is on the verge of losing its status as the world’s leading exporter
Financial Times
The new prime minister can learn from 40 years of polling the UK population
Financial Times
Kuwait, still scarred by the 1990 Iraqi invasion, has been repeatedly attacked by Tehran and its allies
Financial Times
Europe needs to avoid relying on an unpredictable Washington for strategic capabilities, says Henna Virkkunen
Financial Times
Donald Trump’s tariffs have taught us an important lesson in the value of retaliation
Financial Times
Prospect of patents expiring on lucrative drugs prompts drugmakers to hunt for next blockbuster medicines
Financial Times
Galderma is training thousands of doctors to administer jabs as risk of botched procedures rises
Bloomberg Markets
Turkish Airlines is exploring more acquisition opportunities as it looks to expand its global reach.
Bloomberg Markets
Japanese insurance firms bought the most super-long government bonds in three years last month, adding to signs that demand from a key buyer is stabilizing.
Bloomberg Markets
Iron ore fell for a second day as deteriorating profit margins at Chinese steel mills and continued US-Iran hostilities clouded the demand outlook.
Bloomberg Markets
Brent crude could rally to more than $120 a barrel by the fourth quarter if disruptions to flows through the Strait of Hormuz persist, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., although that’s not the bank’s base case.
Bloomberg Markets
The rupee is also under strain, with slowing debt inflows coinciding with renewed foreign selling in stocks.
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Bloomberg Markets
China is stepping up efforts to stabilize its stock market, mobilizing a range of state-linked institutions to stem a tech-driven selloff.