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But rebounds aside, red flags from BofA are warning of underlying danger in US stocks.
Financial Times
A technological disarmament pact between the US and China would make everyone feel more secure
Financial Times
Market debuts of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI plus slowing buybacks could remove vital support for equities, investors warn
Financial Times
Europe’s most valuable fintech was ordered to address ‘deficiencies’ in oversight with staff encouraged to rapidly launch new financial products
Financial Times
Arms maker Fire Point says it has successfully tested surface-to-air projectiles
Financial Times
Football tournament’s structure favours randomness but history suggests a western European winner
Financial Times
Russell Horwitz, one of few executives to raise the taboo subject, is leaving the bank
Financial Times
The country’s railway renewal is the first test of whether Europe’s largest economy can reverse years of decline
Financial Times
Musk’s largest rocket must prove it can routinely fly before the company can deliver on its biggest promises
Financial Times
Manoeuvres highlight the lengths traders are willing to go to get exposure to hot western investments despite risks
Bloomberg Markets
Swedish driverless truck group Einride AB will make its trading debut in New York on Wednesday with hopes of benefiting from the investor buzz generated by SpaceX’s initial public offering later in the week.
Bloomberg Markets
Indonesian assets rebounded after officials stepped up efforts to reassure foreign investors, driving the rupiah to its biggest gain in more than a year while easing pressure on bonds and lifting stocks.
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Paul Chan, Financial Secretary, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China told Bloomberg’s Yvonne Man that legitimate inflows are still being encouraged when he was asked about Beijing’s recent crackdown on cross border capital flows at Bloomberg Invest 2026 in Hong Kong. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Japan’s 30-year government bond auction drew the weakest demand since June 2025 as a decline in yields dented investor appetite, with concerns over inflation and fiscal policy weighing on sentiment.