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11/14/2025 11:25:49 PM

Market Score:
57/100
Slightly Bullish with Caution

The score reflects a cautiously optimistic sentiment. Positive catalysts, such as broad tariff reductions (+10 pts) and strong institutional signals like Berkshire's investment in Alphabet (+5 pts), are creating tailwinds. However, significant headwinds, including rising consumer credit risk (-5 pts) and macro uncertainty from delayed economic data (-3 pts), temper the bullishness. The market appears resilient ('Buy the Dip' mentality) but is facing clear underlying risks.

Top Opportunities (2)

GOOGLAlphabet Inc.
Communication Services
⚡8.5/10 • 8.5
Catalyst: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has disclosed a new $4.3-$4.9 billion stake in Alphabet, representing a major vote of confidence from one of the world's most influential investors.
Impact: Medium-term positive impact (3-6 months) as the market digests this significant institutional endorsement. Expected initial move of 3-6%, with potential for sustained outperformance.
Thesis: The investment by Berkshire Hathaway validates Alphabet's long-term value proposition, particularly in AI, and is likely to attract further institutional capital. This signal from a renowned value investor can shift sentiment and provide a floor for the stock, especially after recent tech market weakness.
Risks: Primary risks include ongoing antitrust and regulatory scrutiny in the US and EU. A broader macroeconomic slowdown could also negatively impact advertising spending, which is Alphabet's core revenue driver. Stop Loss: -7% from entry or a break of key long-term technical support.
4%
High. The catalyst is a confirmed action from a 13F filing reported by multiple Tier-1 news sources (Bloomberg, FT, WSJ). The event is factual and the source is unimpeachable.
RTXRTX Corporation
Industrials
⚡8/10 • 8
Catalyst: The US administration has approved a potential sale of up to $3.5 billion in standard missiles (SM-6 and SM-2) to Germany, a key NATO ally bolstering its defense capabilities.
Impact: Medium-term positive impact (6-12 months) as the deal is finalized and contributes to backlog and future revenue. Expected stock appreciation of 5-10% as the order is confirmed.
Thesis: This large-scale potential order underscores the sustained demand for advanced missile and defense systems amid a heightened geopolitical risk environment. It reinforces RTX's position as a premier supplier to NATO countries and provides strong visibility into future revenue streams.
Risks: The sale is not yet final and is subject to negotiation and US Congressional approval, although administration approval is a major hurdle cleared. Any delays or reduction in the final order size could disappoint investors. Stop Loss: -8% from entry or if news emerges that the deal is cancelled.
3%
Medium-High. The catalyst is a potential sale, not a finalized contract. However, the approval from the US administration is a concrete, positive step reported by a Tier-1 source (Bloomberg).

Avoid/Short Opportunities (2)

SRPTSarepta Therapeutics, Inc.
Health Care
Short Opportunity
Impact: Severe. The FDA has sharply restricted the use of the company's flagship gene therapy, Elevidys, for Duchenne muscular dystrophy and added a boxed warning about liver failure and death.
Reason: The FDA action directly curtails the addressable market for a key product following two patient deaths. This raises significant safety concerns, damages the drug's reputation, and will materially impact future revenue forecasts and increase legal liability risk.
Expected Decline: 15-30% in the short term, with potential for further downside as sales estimates are revised.
High. The catalyst is a definitive regulatory action from the FDA reported by a Tier-1 news source. The negative impact on the company's core business is direct and unambiguous.
AIGAmerican International Group, Inc.
Financials
Impact: Moderate. The incoming President, John Neal, abruptly will not join the firm just two weeks before his start date, creating leadership instability and raising questions about the company's governance and vetting process.
Reason: The sudden departure of a key executive, reportedly linked to a previously undisclosed personal matter, signals significant internal turmoil and a potential failure in due diligence. This uncertainty in a top leadership role can undermine investor confidence and strategic execution.
Expected Decline: 3-7% as the market prices in the increased leadership and governance risk.
High. The event is confirmed by the company in a filing and reported by multiple Tier-1 sources. It is a factual negative development.

Market Context

The market is in a choppy, rotational regime, influenced by conflicting signals. Positive drivers include the Trump administration's rollback of food-related tariffs to ease inflation and new trade deals. However, this is counterbalanced by rising consumer stress, evidenced by record subprime auto delinquencies, and significant uncertainty regarding future Fed policy due to delayed economic data releases post-government shutdown.

Market Signals

Theme: Tug-of-War Between Policy Easing and Economic Cracks
Risk Signals: Record subprime auto loan delinquencies (6.65% in October) indicate rising consumer financial stress. Delayed key U.S. economic data (jobs, inflation) is creating significant uncertainty for Federal Reserve policy decisions. Geopolitical tensions are escalating between China and Japan over Taiwan, posing a risk to regional stability.

Immediate Actions (Next 2 Hours)

High
Reduce or hedge exposure to subprime auto lenders and related financials.
News of record-high delinquency rates (highest since 1994) and recent collapses of lenders in the space signals a high probability of further defaults and credit losses in the sector.
High
Immediately review and consider exiting any positions in Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT).
The FDA's severe restriction and boxed warning on its key drug Elevidys is a fundamental, thesis-breaking negative catalyst that will materially impact the company's value.
Medium
Assess positions in mega-cap technology, particularly Alphabet (GOOGL).
Berkshire Hathaway's new multi-billion dollar stake is a powerful bullish signal that could lead to a positive re-rating of the stock and attract new investor inflows.
Portfolio Positioning
The current market warrants a selective, catalyst-driven approach. Recommended total allocation to new long ideas is 7% (4% GOOGL, 3% RTX), well below the 40% maximum, reflecting caution due to macroeconomic uncertainties. The portfolio has exposure to Communication Services (4%) and Industrials (3%), providing some sector diversification. No sector exposure limits are breached. The primary focus should be on high-quality companies with strong, idiosyncratic catalysts while actively monitoring systemic risks like consumer credit.
Analysis Quality
Data Quality: EXCELLENT
Articles Analyzed: 77
Data Freshness: Data is highly fresh, with all analyzed articles published within the last 6 hours, providing a real-time view of market-moving events.
Overall Confidence: Medium-High

World & Financial News

836 articles · 166 in last 24h

Trump Escalates Pressure on Venezuela, but Endgame Is Unclear
·New York Times
GoTo’s CEO Showdown Could Be Turning Point for a Grab Takeover
·Bloomberg
Japan Plans Bigger Extra Budget This Fiscal Year: Media Reports
·Bloomberg
University of California Faculty Win Block on Trump Defunding
·Bloomberg
Fears Fuel Tanker Was Seized by Iran in Strait of Hormuz
·New York Times
CD&R-Backed Multi-Color’s Sales Drop Amid Looming Debt Talks
·Bloomberg
Fed Officials Begin to Push Back on Rate Cuts
·Bloomberg
Anchorage Raises a Rare Fund With Just One Bet on Argentine Suit
·Bloomberg
Trump removes reciprocal tariffs on common agricultural products
·Financial Times
Trump Administration Lifts Some Food Tariffs in Effort to Ease Prices
·New York Times
Fitch Upgrades Greece to BBB, Outlook Stable
·Bloomberg
They Voted for Trump. His Tariffs Took Down Their Family-Owned Sawmill
·Bloomberg
‘Buy the Dip’ Investors Save Stocks From a Brutal Week
·Wall Street Journal
The president moved to lower duties on beef, coffee and dozens of other goods.
·Wall Street Journal
As Tech Trades Crack, Retail Traders Are Feeling The Pressure
·Bloomberg
The Inflation Risk Embedded in Reversing the Tariffs
·Bloomberg
Germany Aims to Buy as Much as $3.5 Billion in RTX Missiles
·Bloomberg
Credicorp Lauds Paz’s Early Push to Draw Business to Bolivia
·Bloomberg
Argentina Power Producer Genneia Eyes First US IPO of Milei Era
·Bloomberg
China Tells Citizens to Avoid Japan as Taiwan Spat Deepens
·Wall Street Journal
The reopened federal government will on Thursday release the first backlogged monthly jobs report, for the month of September
·Wall Street Journal
Nasdaq Is ‘Staffing Up’ as Cboe Trims Back Its Funds Business
·Bloomberg
Sharp price increases in coffee, beef and bananas over the past year have fueled widespread frustration with the rising cost of living
·Wall Street Journal
Judge to Approve Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy, Releasing Billions for Opioid Plaintiffs
·New York Times
Purdue Pharma Wins Court Approval for $7.4 Billion Opioid Settlement
·Wall Street Journal
US Extends Lukoil Sanctions Waiver as New Buyers Emerge
·Bloomberg
US Authorizes Some Lukoil Transactions Outside of Russia
·Bloomberg
A Reopened Government Hasn’t Ended Delays to Economic Data
·New York Times
Borrowing costs jump as investors lose faith in Reeves’ Budget
·Financial Times
BlackRock Fund Offered on Binance Marks Shift in Crypto Plumbing
·Bloomberg
USDA Still Sees Record U.S. Crop Output This Year
·Wall Street Journal
The UK government is running out of credibility
·Financial Times
White House memo claims Alibaba is helping Chinese military target US
·Financial Times
Canada factory sales rose 3.3% in September to the highest level in seven months
·Wall Street Journal
Iran Seizes Fuel Tanker in Middle East Waterway
·Wall Street Journal
Milei Scores Trump Trade Deal That Will Test His Closed Economy
·Bloomberg
Allegra Stratton: Pre-Budget Pitch-Rolling Has Gone Wrong
·Bloomberg
Carney’s Big Build Tests Canada’s Political and Regional Divides
·Bloomberg
US and Switzerland Reach a New Deal for Lower Tariffs
·Bloomberg
Mexico’s Pension Giants Eye Private Equity, Alternative Markets
·Bloomberg
Ex-Eurazeo CEO’s Ardabelle Capital Hits €250 Million First Close
·Bloomberg
Switzerland Reaches Agreement With U.S. to Cut Tariff to 15%
·New York Times
US Treasuries Steady as Traders Await Delayed Economic Data
·Bloomberg
Canada Budget Watchdog Doubts Carney Can Fulfill Deficit Promise
·Bloomberg
Our compulsive purchasing of cheap, foreign-made goods may be coming to an end as tariffs drive prices higher and social trends make overconsumption uncool.
·Wall Street Journal
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Investors Await U.S. Data After Shutdown Ends
·Wall Street Journal
Trump’s $1bn BBC threat isn’t about the law — it’s political theatre
·Financial Times
Harvard Gets a $36 Million BofA Guarantee That Trump Demanded
·Bloomberg
Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 Cuts Gas Output Ahead of Winter Challenges
·Bloomberg
SEC to Examine Proxy Advisory Process, Chair Atkins Says
·Bloomberg
JPMorgan Sees AI Boom Driving Record $1.8 Trillion Bond Sales in 2026
·Bloomberg
Colombian Peso Stumbles as Wave of Dollar Sales Seen Near an End
·Bloomberg
U.S. Agrees to Cut Switzerland Tariffs to 15% in Trade Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Raw Sugar Hits Two-Week High as Brazil Mills Pivot to Ethanol
·Bloomberg
Lukoil Talks to Bidders for Global Assets to Avert Supply Issues
·Bloomberg
First Brands Off-Balance-Sheet Lenders Seek Bankruptcy Shift
·Bloomberg
Stock Market Rally Is Dented as Signs of Worry Emerge
·New York Times
Trump Turns to Affordability Message Amid Economic Frustration
·New York Times
Brazil Court Suspends Oi Liquidation After Creditor Appeal
·Bloomberg
US has reached a trade deal with Switzerland, say officials
·Financial Times
US Stocks Sell Off Again as Traders Fret Fed on Hold
·Bloomberg
H. Lundbeck Launches Bid for Avadel in Move to Scuttle Alkermes Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Firm Says Elliott Push to Liquidate Oil Fund Will Hurt Investors
·Bloomberg
Russia Pummels Kyiv, Trying to Plunge Ukraine Into Darkness
·New York Times
Poland Sets Up $1.1 Billion Program to Spur Local Tech Industry
·Bloomberg
Google’s Long Battle With Europe Shows No Signs of Ending
·Bloomberg
Enbridge $1.4 Billion Project Will Boost Canadian Oil Flow to U.S. Refineries
·Wall Street Journal
U.S. Natural Gas Retreats From Weather-Driven Highs
·Wall Street Journal
Romanian Central Bank Chief Pushes Rate Cut Talk Toward Summer
·Bloomberg
UK Watchdog Took Window for Budget Forecast During Gilts Rally
·Bloomberg
Modi’s Landslide Win in State Poll Gives Him Boost in Tough Year
·Bloomberg
Canada’s Largest Pension Earns 5.4% Thanks to Stocks, Greenback
·Bloomberg
India Set to Resume Wheat Product Exports After Three Years
·Bloomberg
BHP Liable for Deadly Brazilian Dam Disaster, Court Rules
·Wall Street Journal
Macron Wants to Make the G-7 Great Again (With Xi)
·Bloomberg
China Plans Stronger Fiscal Policy in Coming Years Amid Slowdown
·Bloomberg
A Billion African Jobs That Can Secure the World
·Bloomberg
Firms Shrink Currency Hedges as US Market Turmoil Fades
·Bloomberg
‘Cannibalization’ Fears Haunt Stockpickers Seeking ETF Lifeline
·Bloomberg
Cocoa’s Slump Deepens on Brighter Outlook for African Supplies
·Bloomberg
Senegal Tells Investors It’s Committed to IMF Talks, Paying Debt
·Bloomberg
Spies in Mexican Billionaire’s Fraud Case Slammed For Undercover Sting
·Bloomberg
SAP Makes Concessions to Allay EU Antitrust Concerns in Software Probe
·Wall Street Journal
Oil’s Surplus Is Growing, But So Is Geopolitical Risk
·Bloomberg
Fed to Meet Bank CFOs on Basel Next Month, JPMorgan’s Pinto Says
·Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson on Contrarian Calls And Conviction
·Bloomberg
Americans Just Can’t Get Enough Beef
·Bloomberg
Howard Lutnick’s Sons Score Record Year as Cantor Denies Trump Conflicts
·Bloomberg
Retail Traders Left Exposed in High-Stakes Crypto Treasury Deals
·Bloomberg
Modi Bloc Appears Set for Sweeping Victory in Bihar
·Bloomberg
Algeria’s Flag Carrier Adds Boeing, Airbus Jets for Tourism Push
·Bloomberg
Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
China’s Investment Crash Puzzles Economists and Threatens Growth
·Bloomberg
Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
EU Conditionally Clears $13.7 Billion Adnoc-Covestro Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Political Blowback on the Cards as Norway’s Labor Picks Money Over Morals
·Bloomberg
Wall Street’s New Tariff Trades Show Doubt About Refund Payouts
·Bloomberg
Momentum Stocks Are Going in Reverse as Rate-Cut Outlook Dims
·Bloomberg
UK Bond Investors Question Government’s Credibility on Flip Flop
·Bloomberg
Russian drones and missiles strike Kyiv in big air attack on Ukraine
·Financial Times
Modi’s Coalition Leads Indian Election Scrutinized Over Scrubbed Voter Rolls
·New York Times
EU Exports to U.S. Jump After Trade Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Burry’s Depreciation Gripe Shines Spotlight on Big Tech Profits
·Bloomberg
UEFA’s Missed Deal Now Costing Clubs Up to $232 Million a Year
·Bloomberg
Kenyan Court Upholds Bid to Tax PE Fund, May Weigh on Deals
·Bloomberg
How American and Chinese Drone Arsenals Stack Up
·Wall Street Journal
Rattled Bulls Look to Strong Earnings Outlooks as Market Wobbles
·Bloomberg
Who Will Pay for the AI Revolution? Retirees
·Wall Street Journal
As First Brands Headed for Failure, Its Founder Spent Big in Europe
·Wall Street Journal
When AI Hype Meets AI Reality: A Reckoning in 6 Charts
·Wall Street Journal
Euro-Zone’s Perkier Economy Masks Stark Divide on Growth
·Bloomberg
Philippine Graft Scandal Deepens With Allegations Against Marcos
·Bloomberg
U.K. Assets Fall on Prospect of U-Turn on Government’s Income Tax Hike Plans
·Wall Street Journal
The Machine Wants to Kill Us
·New York Times
Zelensky’s Image Is Stained as Corruption Inquiry Shakes His Inner Circle
·New York Times
Kennedy Walks a Tightrope on Trump Deal for Obesity Drugs
·New York Times
Zelensky Ousted a Heavyweight Mayor. Was It a Power Grab?
·New York Times
China’s Economic Trajectory Is Weakening For Now, But Citi is Growing There
·Bloomberg
Trump Housing Official Invokes Family Legacy, to Some Relatives’ Dismay
·New York Times
Anthropic Says Chinese Hackers Used Its A.I. in Online Attack
·New York Times
BHP Partly Liable Over Brazil Dam Collapse, UK Court Says
·Bloomberg
BHP found liable over Mariana dam disaster
·Financial Times
Greece Weighs Further Early Repayment of Some Bailout Loans
·Bloomberg
Budget U-turn hammers UK competitiveness
·Financial Times
U.S. Futures, Global Markets Fall as Fed Interest-Rate Cut Hopes Dashed, High Tech Valuations Weigh
·Wall Street Journal
Santander Pulled Gunvor Funding After ‘Kremlin’s Puppet’ Claim
·Bloomberg
Orban Says US Set to Help if There’s a Run on Hungary’s Forint
·Bloomberg
Why Paul Kedrosky Says AI Is Like Every Bubble All Rolled Into One
·Bloomberg
Reeves to Drop Tax-Rise Plans Because of Better UK Forecasts
·Bloomberg
UK government bonds sink after Reeves ditches plan to raise income tax
·Financial Times
Hong Kong Lifts 2025 GDP Forecast on Exports, Retail Recovery
·Bloomberg
Indian Government Prepares to List Green Project Auctioning Firm
·Bloomberg
Bitcoin’s Bear Market Deepens as ETF Investors Yank $870 Million
·Bloomberg
Veteran Trader Sees Palm Hitting Three-Year High on Biofuel Push
·Bloomberg
Reeves Rethinks
·Bloomberg
GIP, Spain’s ACS Form Data-Center Venture With Initial $2.3 Billion Portfolio
·Wall Street Journal
Pound Weakens as Reeves’s Tax U-Turn Reignites Budget Jitters
·Bloomberg
India’s Biggest Lender Backs Another Wave of Bank Mergers
·Bloomberg
Sanctions Blight Arctic Route to China for Russia’s Oil Shippers
·Bloomberg
India, Canada Deepen Energy, Mineral Ties Amid US Tariffs
·Bloomberg
Danish-Ukrainian Defense Firm Bets on NATO’s Rising Drone Demand
·Bloomberg
Top South Africa Airline, Labor Union Reach Deal Ahead of G-20
·Bloomberg
Swiss Re Says Low Natural-Catastrophe Losses Lift Results
·Wall Street Journal
Reeves Considers Major U-Turns on Budget Tax-Raising Plans
·Bloomberg
Riyad Bank Gets $1.5 Billion as Mideast Loans to Asia Hit Record
·Bloomberg
South Africa Hits Out at Credit Rating ‘Bias’ as Upgrade Awaited
·Bloomberg
Signs of weakness in China’s economy stretched into October, with one measure of investment notching the sharpest slowdown in years
·Wall Street Journal
Zelenskiy Implores Europe to Find Fresh Money for War Effort
·Bloomberg
RBI Sells Dollars in Offshore Market as Rupee Nears Record Low
·Bloomberg
Why Trump’s team is betting on stablecoins
·Financial Times
An Escape From India’s Air Pollution for Those Who Can Afford It
·New York Times
China’s secretive gold purchases help fuel record rally
·Financial Times
Building China’s AI Future May Creatively Destroy Many Jobs
·Bloomberg
Central Pattana’s Profit Surges to Record on Big One-Off Boosts
·Bloomberg
Grains and Soybeans Hold Steady Ahead of Key US Report on Supply
·Bloomberg
Global markets extend sell-off over tech jitters and rate cut uncertainty
·Financial Times
Asia’s AI Boom Faces Reality Check as Foreigners Deepen Selling
·Bloomberg
The U.S. plans to eliminate tariffs on bananas, coffee, beef and certain apparel and textile products under framework agreements with four Latin American nations
·Wall Street Journal
Malaysia Sees Growth Near 4.8% in 2025, Defying US Tariffs
·Bloomberg
China Households Boost Stock Purchases in Sign of Faith in Rally
·Bloomberg
South Korea to Expand Support for Tariff-Hit Auto Industry
·Wall Street Journal
Yuan Surges Versus Top Trade Peers in Risk for China’s Exports
·Bloomberg
China’s Ex-Finance Chief Warns Property Bust to Worsen Deflation
·Bloomberg
Copper Trims Weekly Gain as Chinese Economic Data Clouds Outlook
·Bloomberg
Pakistan Bond Gains to Extend With Global Reentry, Investors Say
·Bloomberg
Malaysia Enters Mediation With Baer on $112 Million 1MDB Suit
·Bloomberg
China’s Steel Production Has the Weakest October Since 2021
·Bloomberg
Ontario Teachers’ Pension to Make Cuts to Asia Real Estate Team
·Bloomberg
Goldman Follows IEA With Revised Bullish Outlook on Oil Demand
·Bloomberg
Xi’s military purge raises doubts about China’s war readiness
·Financial Times
China’s Economic Growth Momentum Slowed in October
·Wall Street Journal
China Property Woes Put $1 Billion of Loans at Risk in Just Days
·Bloomberg
Indian Rupee Bounces Back After RBI Intervention And US Trade Deal Hopes
·Bloomberg
Amazon and Microsoft Back Effort That Would Restrict Nvidia’s Exports to China
·Wall Street Journal
Glencore, Hillhouse Invest in Chinese Aluminum Smelter’s $700 Million IPO
·Bloomberg
China Home-Price Slump Deepens as Stimulus Fails to Halt Slide
·Bloomberg
Trump Administration Revokes Biden Ban on Drilling and Mining in Alaska Wilderness
·New York Times
Country Garden Plans Up to $13 Billion of Convertible Bonds
·Bloomberg
Oil Rises Amid Possible Position Adjustments
·Wall Street Journal
John Beam, Football Coach Who Was Focus of Netflix’s ‘Last Chance U,’ Is Shot
·New York Times
Berkshire Hathaway Raises ¥210.1 Billion From Multi-Tranche Bond Sale
·Bloomberg
MUFG, HSBC Bet Big on India’s GIFT City in Warning to Asia Hubs
·Bloomberg
Asian Currencies Mixed; Risk-Off Sentiment May Weigh
·Wall Street Journal
South Korea to Prepare Steps to Stabilize Won With Pension Fund
·Bloomberg
Carney Accelerates Economic Plan for Canada to Rely Less on U.S. Amid Trade War
·New York Times
Oil Jumps as Russian Port Attack and Sanctions Offset Glut Angst
·Bloomberg
Gold Steady After First Decline in Five Days on Rate-Cut Doubts
·Bloomberg
US announces new trade deals in attempt to cut costs for consumers
·Financial Times
Trump Officials Prepare Tariff Exemptions, Seeking to Lower Food Prices
·New York Times
Airlines Struggle to Recover From Trump Traffic Cuts
·Bloomberg
Natural-Gas Prices Hit Highest Level Since Invasion of Ukraine
·Wall Street Journal
Starmer and Reeves ditch Budget plan to increase income tax rates
·Financial Times
Asian Stocks to Fall as Fed Rate Cut Doubts Emerge: Markets Wrap
·Bloomberg
From Private Credit ‘Cockroaches’ to AI Deals — What We’re Watching in the US Economy
·Bloomberg
Investors Dump Tech Shares as Shutdown Relief Evaporates
·Wall Street Journal
Atkins’ `Token Taxonomy’ Turns SEC Into a Crypto Tailwind
·Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley Queried by Congressman on Gold Miner’s HK IPO
·Bloomberg
Risk Aversion Sinks Market High Flyers as Fed Rate-Cut Hopes Dim
·Bloomberg
What Bananas Tell Us Now About Tariffs and Inflation
·Bloomberg
Paramount, Comcast, Netflix Prepare Bids for Warners As Deadline Approaches
·Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Traders Brace for Post-Shutdown Data Surge
·Bloomberg
Oaktree Sees Value in Asset-Backed Bonds Amid AI Credit ‘Excess’
·Bloomberg
Newark Airport Revamp Hinges on $45 Billion Port Authority Plan
·Bloomberg
Japan Airlines Seeks Up to 70 Jets in Regional Fleet Overhaul
·Bloomberg
Job Cuts Surge as Japan Inc. Rebalances Aging Workforce
·Bloomberg
U.S. Kicks Off Winter With Ample Natural Gas Stocks, But Tighter Market Seen
·Wall Street Journal
Germany Shrinks Huge Plan to Build Gas-Fired Power Plants
·Bloomberg
U.S. Officials Raise Concerns About Saudi Arabia’s Bid for F-35 Jets
·New York Times
US Convertible Bonds Top Covid Record With $109 Billion Haul
·Bloomberg
Inflation-Protected Bonds Fail a Key Test: They Don’t Help When Inflation Is High
·Wall Street Journal
Bitcoin Sinks Deeper Below $100,000 as Bear Market Grips Crypto
·Bloomberg
SNAP’s Problems Started Long Before the Shutdown
·New York Times
CoreWeave-Tied Data Center Debt Tests Strength of Flooded Market
·Bloomberg
Ghana Vows to Build on Economic Gains as IMF Program Nears End
·Bloomberg
Carlyle considers bid for foreign assets of Russia’s Lukoil
·Financial Times
Trump Plans to Attend Davos Next Year in Boost to Switzerland
·Bloomberg
Blackstone Is for Everyone
·Bloomberg
The Global Climate Leadership Vacuum
·New York Times
IFM in Talks to Raise $2 Billion Debt for Green Group Deal
·Bloomberg
Milei Seeks to Accelerate Argentina’s Copper Boom by Easing Glacier Rules
·Bloomberg
Here Are the New Contribution Limits for 401(k)s, IRAs in 2026
·Wall Street Journal
AI bubble trouble talk is overblown
·Financial Times
Blackstone President Jon Gray Embraces His Inner Influencer: Bloomberg Deals
·Bloomberg
Canada’s Top Pension Revamps Growth Equity After Uneven Returns
·Bloomberg
U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Rise as Production Hits Record
·Wall Street Journal
Russian Copycats Are Plundering European Brands
·Bloomberg
The California Campaign to Introduce a First-of-Its-Kind Billionaire’s Tax
·Wall Street Journal
Chinese Hackers Used Anthropic’s AI to Automate Cyberattacks
·Wall Street Journal
Israeli Settlers Burn West Bank Mosque Amid Rise in Violent Attacks
·New York Times
Wall Street stocks slide as tech jitters return
·Financial Times
‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry to close hedge fund
·Financial Times
EU Looks to Expand Direct Oversight Powers of Markets Watchdog
·Bloomberg
Dimon’s Cockroach Warning Turns Bankers Into Exterminators
·Bloomberg
US Stocks Slide as Government Reopens With Data Still Delayed
·Bloomberg
U.S. Natural Gas Steady With Market Focus on Weather
·Wall Street Journal
Diameter Raises $4.5 Billion Credit Fund Betting on Dislocation
·Bloomberg
Crypto Asset Manager Grayscale Shows Revenue Drop in IPO Filing
·Bloomberg
Virgin Atlantic borrows $745mn against Heathrow slots in Apollo deal
·Financial Times
Why Frozen Russian Assets Have Become Critical to Ukraine’s Defense
·Bloomberg
South Sudan Asks Crude Producers for $2.5 Billion Pre-Payment
·Bloomberg
Treasury Yields Rise Amid Doubts About Key Data Points
·Wall Street Journal
Brookfield Earnings Rise With Growth Across Wealth Solutions
·Wall Street Journal
Energy-Drink Maker Red Bull Faces EU Antitrust Probe
·Wall Street Journal
Fed’s Daly Approaches December Rate Call With ‘Open Mind’
·Bloomberg
BNY Launches New Money Market Fund for Stablecoin Issuers
·Bloomberg
EU Parliament Rolls Back ESG Rules After Widespread Pressure
·Bloomberg
Trump Is Helping Big Oil’s Return to Exploration
·Bloomberg
Pioneering U.S. Street Photography, With Vienna in the Background
·New York Times
Funding Market Strains Spur Wall Street Calls for More Action From Fed
·Bloomberg
All About Denmark’s ‘Foundation’ Model, and Why it Matters Now
·Bloomberg
EU Investigates Alphabet’s Google over Publishers’ Ranking Policy
·Wall Street Journal
Oil Trader Litasco Starts Terminating Jobs as US Sanctions Near
·Bloomberg
London Luxury Apartment Sold at 50% Discount as Slump Deepens
·Bloomberg
Bank of Spain Urges Government to Control Spending and Curb Debt
·Bloomberg
Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
Brazil’s Boom in Risky Bank Bonds Is Worrying Money Managers
·Bloomberg
A Fossil Fuel Fight Brews at COP30 as Delegates Draft Road Map
·Bloomberg
Nigeria Halts Fuel Import Duty in Setback for Tycoon Dangote
·Bloomberg
Baidu Unveils New AI Chips as China Accelerates Tech Self-Sufficiency Efforts
·Wall Street Journal
Goldman Sachs Makes the Case for a Lost Decade in US Stocks
·Bloomberg
Singapore Airlines Profit Plunges on Air India Losses
·Wall Street Journal
SMIC Posts Profit Growth Amid China’s Chip Self-Reliance Drive
·Wall Street Journal
Ukraine’s Choice as Pokrovsk Teeters: Save Lives or Keep Holding On
·New York Times
I Watched This Haven From War Turn Into a Besieged Wasteland
·New York Times
Eurozone Industry Ekes Out Growth, Dragged by Ireland
·Wall Street Journal
A Modi Adviser Explains the Case for India’s Recovery in 2026
·Bloomberg
Earnings, M&A Potential Have Small-Cap Investors Turning Bullish
·Bloomberg
Treasuries Steady as Traders Brace for Post-Shutdown Volatility
·Bloomberg
A BlackRock-Backed Roofing Conglomerate Goes Bust
·New York Times
How Pakistan’s Spending Blitz Helped Win Over Trump and Flip U.S. Policy
·New York Times
CLO Managers in Europe Root Out Risky Loans on ‘Cockroach’ Fears
·Bloomberg
Biggest Indian Asset Manager Is Said to Eye $1.2 Billion IPO in 2026
·Bloomberg
U.S. Futures, Global Markets Mostly Higher as U.S. Government Shutdown Ends
·Wall Street Journal
Trump Signs Spending Bill, Ending Record US Government Shutdown
·Bloomberg
Oil Market Faces Growing Surplus as Inventories Climb, IEA Says
·Wall Street Journal
Xi Joins Trump in Skipping G-20 Summit in Blow to South Africa
·Bloomberg
Defense Stocks Need Delivery on Earnings to Keep the Rally Alive
·Bloomberg
Wirecard Shareholders Lose Top Court Case Over Payout Rank
·Bloomberg
China Sees Weakest Credit Expansion in a Year as Demand Dries Up
·Bloomberg
Blackstone, SoftBank Said in Talks for Stakes in India Cloud Startup Neysa
·Bloomberg
China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ Diplomacy Returns With Threat Against Japan’s Leader
·New York Times
Norfund Invests $75 Million in South Africa’s Mulilo
·Bloomberg
Cliff Asness Says AQR Is Exploring a Push Into Sports Betting
·Bloomberg
IEA Sees Big Downside Risks to Russia Oil Output From Sanctions
·Bloomberg
HSBC Executive Says China ‘Uniquely’ Strong on AI Energy Supply
·Bloomberg
Zimbabwe Lithium Miners Seek VAT Moratorium Until End of 2026
·Bloomberg
Adani Energy Plans at Least $500 Million Foreign Debt Offering
·Bloomberg
Stock Market Today: Dow Futures Rise, Dollar Weakens After Shutdown Ends
·Wall Street Journal
Rand Breaches 17 Per Dollar for First Time Since February 2023
·Bloomberg
Pound Bears Choose Euro Over Dollar as UK Budget Risk Looms
·Bloomberg
Stalled Economy
·Bloomberg
1MDB Drops JPMorgan, Coutts & Co From $1.1B Lawsuit: Report
·Bloomberg
Does the Subway Still Need Train Conductors?
·New York Times
Bumper Crops to Ease Coffee, Cocoa Prices as Trade Risks Linger
·Bloomberg
Hapag-Lloyd Narrows Guidance Further as Higher Demand Counters Falling Freight Rates
·Wall Street Journal
U.K. Economy Grows at Slower Pace Ahead of Budget
·Wall Street Journal
UK economy unexpectedly contracted by 0.1% in September
·Financial Times
Italian Insurer Generali Beats Views on Fewer Natural Disaster Claims
·Wall Street Journal
Zelenskiy Says Ukraine’s Survival Rests on New Funds From Allies
·Bloomberg
US ‘Strike Force’ to Combat Scam Centers in Southeast Asia
·Bloomberg
US Startup Anduril Partners With UAE’s EDGE to Build Drones
·Bloomberg
Debt Workouts in Europe to Peak in 2026, EY-Parthenon Poll Shows
·Bloomberg
China ‘Singles’ Day’ Sales Show Modest Growth Amid Soft Consumer Demand
·Wall Street Journal
Citi Sees Beaten-Up Rupee Rebounding With Short-Term Options Bet
·Bloomberg
Indonesia Close to Wipeout of Foreign Bond Inflows This Year
·Bloomberg
Gaw Fund Risks Default on $260 Million Shanghai Property Loan
·Bloomberg
Toyota to invest up to $10bn in US over next five years
·Financial Times
CATL’s Energy-Storage Deal Gives Spark to Chinese Battery Stocks
·Bloomberg
Ineos debt sell-off accelerates amid fears over European chemicals sector
·Financial Times
Glencore Is Said to Invest in Chinese Aluminum Smelter’s IPO
·Bloomberg
India Revamps Critical Mineral Royalties to Boost Local Mining
·Bloomberg
Indonesia to Start Road Tests on B50 Palm Blend in December
·Bloomberg
Copper Steady After Four-Day Gain as Market Hit by Data Drought
·Bloomberg
Fresh Thailand-Cambodia Scuffle Risks Collapsing Trump Peace Pact
·Bloomberg
‘America First’ Is Making Emerging Markets No. 1
·Bloomberg
SBI Shinsei Bank Said to Target ¥400 Billion in Tokyo IPO
·Bloomberg
Soy Futures Hit Fresh High Despite US-China Trade Uncertainty
·Bloomberg
Japan 5-Year Bond Sale Lowest Price in Line With Market Forecast
·Bloomberg
Trump Signs Bill to End Government Shutdown
·New York Times
Michael Wolff, Chronicler of Elites, Provided Epstein With Advice on Trump
·New York Times
Britain’s Labour government is readying its second major tax increase in two years as it tries to avoid upsetting financial markets
·Wall Street Journal
Rio Tinto Mothballs Flagship Jadar Lithium Project in Serbia
·Bloomberg
Oil’s Global Oversupply Shows Up Most Prominently in US Market
·Bloomberg
China to Offer Rare Platinum Stockpile Data as Market Tightens
·Bloomberg
Trump Administration to Drastically Cut Housing Grants
·New York Times
Yen Weakens After First Face-Off Between Japan PM, BOJ Gov
·Wall Street Journal
India's Broader Market Shows Early Signs of Improvement
·Bloomberg
How a Chinese AI Company Worked Around U.S. Rules to Access Nvidia’s Top Chips
·Wall Street Journal
Zurich Insurance Invests $170 Million Into APAC Private Debt
·Bloomberg
Malaysia Ringgit Nears Four-Year High as Economy Gains Strength
·Bloomberg
Oil Extends Declines Amid Headwinds
·Wall Street Journal
South Korean Won Set for Weakest Since 2009 as Global Investors Dump Local Stocks
·Bloomberg
Prime minister aims to reassure UK plc of government’s stability
·Financial Times
U.K. Gives Go-Ahead to Smaller Nuclear Reactor in Wales
·New York Times
Britain Gives Go-Ahead to Smaller Nuclear Reactor in Wales
·New York Times
New World Investors Watch Rivals to Game Out $1.9 Billion Plan
·Bloomberg
Biomining Startup Gets $13.5 Million as Critical Minerals Race Gathers Speed
·Wall Street Journal
Japan’s Slumping Currency Intensifies Debate Over Intervention
·Bloomberg
Iraq’s Prime Minister Leads in Elections but May Struggle to Form a Government
·New York Times
Oil Extends Slump on Flurry of Signals Global Market in Surplus
·Bloomberg
Tencent’s $280 Billion Rally May Extend as Games Boost Earnings
·Bloomberg
As Shutdown Nears End, When Will SNAP and Air Travel Be Back to Normal?
·New York Times
Banco do Brasil Lowers Profit Projection on Expected Loan Losses
·Bloomberg
Chevron Sees Oil Prices Under ‘More Pressure’ Than LNG in 2026
·Bloomberg
Investment Banks Betting Big on Australia’s Block Trade Market
·Bloomberg
Asian Traders Cautious as Data Void Clouds Outlook: Markets Wrap
·Bloomberg
Lone ‘Sell’ Analyst on Korean Chip Giants Warns of AI Exuberance
·Bloomberg
First New Malaria Drug in Years Performs Strongly in Late-Stage Testing
·Wall Street Journal
US House to vote on deal to end longest government shutdown
·Financial Times
Dow Rallies Above 48000, Tech Stocks Take a Back Seat
·Wall Street Journal
Scotland Gets Its First Credit Ratings to Pave Way for Bond Sale
·Bloomberg
Scotland given same credit rating as UK ahead of debut ‘kilts’ sale
·Financial Times
Fed’s Collins Sees ‘High Bar’ for Further Rate Cuts
·Wall Street Journal
South Asia on Edge
·New York Times
Pilbara Is Open to US Lithium Venture in Trump Mineral Push
·Bloomberg
The Artificial Intelligence Prisoner’s Dilemma
·Bloomberg
Reeves to curb high-end bike purchases in Cycle to Work scheme
·Financial Times
MUFG’s Asset Manager Targets Japan Buyers for Its First CLO Fund
·Bloomberg
Fed’s Perli Says Won’t Be Long Before Fed Starts Buying Assets
·Bloomberg
Ex-Broker Admits to Insider Trading Scheme Born From Pandemic
·Bloomberg
SEC Weighs Next Steps on US Treasuries Central Clearing Rule
·Bloomberg
Banks Take Big Risks in $110 Billion Australian Block-Trade Boom
·Bloomberg
Wall Street CEOs flock to White House dinner with Trump
·Financial Times
Sales of Many Hemp-Made THC Drinks Blocked in Spending Bill
·Bloomberg
Ukraine’s Justice Minister Suspended, Energy Minister Resigns in Widening Corruption Probe
·Wall Street Journal
Proxy Advisers ISS and Glass Lewis Are Facing Antitrust Probes
·Wall Street Journal
Argentina Inflation Picked Up Slightly Ahead of Midterm Vote
·Bloomberg
The Bank of Canada cut its main interest rate last month even though some policymakers pushed to hold off so officials could have a better gauge of the economy, minutes say
·Wall Street Journal
Government reports on inflation and the labor market for October are “likely never” to be released,
·Wall Street Journal
How Should Shareholders Vote?
·Bloomberg
Activist Jostling in Japan Nears New High as Elliott Builds Toyota Industries Stake
·Bloomberg
US High-Grade Bond Sales Reach Their Highest Level Since 2020
·Bloomberg
Congress Created a Market for a New Kind of Cannabis Drink. Now It Wants to Ban It.
·Wall Street Journal
The Trump Trade Is About to Return, Putting Bonds on Notice
·Bloomberg
Italy Debt Is Challenge for Future Upgrades, Treasury Chief Says
·Bloomberg
French parliament suspends Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform
·Financial Times
Synopsys to Cut 10% of Workforce, Close Sites in Restructuring
·Wall Street Journal
Bessent Signals Commitment to ‘Gradual’ Changes in Debt Issuance
·Bloomberg
Allegra Stratton: No 10 Tell MPs It's the Bond Market, Stupid
·Bloomberg
The Gaza War Has Been Big Business for U.S. Companies
·Wall Street Journal
India Approves $5 Billion for Exporters Hit by Harsh US Tariffs
·Bloomberg
U.S. Insurers Are Binging on Private Credit, Moody’s Says
·Wall Street Journal
Traders Ramp Up Bets on US Data Dump Sparking Treasuries Rally
·Bloomberg
Atlanta Fed President to Step Down in February
·New York Times
Chancellor urged to prioritise lowering electricity bills in Budget
·Financial Times
Putin approves sale of Citi’s Russia business
·Financial Times
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic will retire when his current five-year term expires at the end of next February
·Wall Street Journal
Japan’s Yoshinoya Predicts Record China Profit on New Menus
·Bloomberg
UK Gas Exports Jump as Traders Tap Wider Price Premium in Europe
·Bloomberg
US Stocks Gain as Tech Rally, Shutdown Vote Increase Optimism
·Bloomberg
A $25 Billion Bitcoin Bet Is Fraying as Doubt Hits Big Buyers
·Bloomberg
Euro Area Starts Jockeying Over Next ECB Leadership Era
·Bloomberg
Iran’s Missing Uranium Is Raising Concern at UN Nuclear Watchdog
·Bloomberg
OPEC Holds Oil-Demand Forecast Steady While Pointing to Rising Global Inventories
·Wall Street Journal
Australia Watchdog Warns Private Credit With Tougher Action
·Bloomberg
OPEC Flips Third-Quarter Oil Market View to Surplus on US Growth
·Bloomberg
Citadel Securities to Break Into French Debt Market in January
·Bloomberg
The IEA Isn’t So Sure About Peak Oil Anymore: Energy Daily
·Bloomberg
Pollen Street Eyes IPO for Markerstudy at £3 Billion Valuation
·Bloomberg
Dangote Says He Plans to Invest Up to $1 Billion in Zimbabwe
·Bloomberg
Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
The truth about the UK economy in 2025
·Financial Times
Winners and Losers in South Africa’s Mid-Term Budget Update
·Bloomberg
Milei Keeps the Peso From Driving Huge Price Hikes in Argentina
·Bloomberg
Companies Begin to See a Return on AI Agents
·Wall Street Journal
ECB’s Schnabel Sees Price Risks Tilted ‘a Little Bit’ to Upside
·Bloomberg
Trump Aides Review NYC Funds, House to Vote on Shutdown
·Bloomberg
This Is Why You Should Treat the Stock Rally With Skepticism
·Bloomberg
UK Gets Record Bids for Inflation-Linked Bonds Before Budget
·Bloomberg
ECB’s Key Interest Rate Is in a Good Place, Says Schnabel
·Wall Street Journal
Hedge Fund Giants Are Muscling Into Red-Hot Private Markets
·Bloomberg
Corporate Bonds Are the New Safe Havens as Sovereign Risk Rises
·Bloomberg
Goldman Strategists See US Stocks Lagging All Peers Next Decade
·Bloomberg
Gavin Newsom Brings Defiant Note to COP30 Talks
·Bloomberg
Hungarian Yields Surpass Romania as EU’s Highest on Budget Risks
·Bloomberg
India’s Inflation Cools to New Low, Eases More Than Expected
·Wall Street Journal
Investors Now See Some Companies as Safer Bets Than Governments
·Bloomberg
Private Companies Are Being Taken Over by Lenders at Brisk Pace
·Bloomberg
UK Assets Risk Another Hit From Swirling Political Speculation
·Bloomberg
Deadly Blasts in India and Pakistan Set Region on Edge
·New York Times
India Inflation Plunges to Record Low as Food Costs Tumble
·Bloomberg
Noel Tata’s Fragile Victory and India’s Diplomatic Loss
·Bloomberg
The AI Boom Is Looking More and More Fragile
·Wall Street Journal
Gold ‘Trading Like a Meme Stock’ Sets Up Miners as Levered Bet
·Bloomberg
Lagarde Will Succeed Powell as Chair of Two BIS Economic Panels
·Bloomberg
Zambia’s Central Bank Lowers Its Key Lending Rate
·Wall Street Journal
Missing at U.N.’s Climate Meeting: American Executives
·New York Times
Who Pays When A.I. Is Wrong?
·New York Times
Kindergartners With Chromebooks: 350 Teachers on How Screens Took Over School
·New York Times
The I.R.S. Tried to Stop This Tax Dodge. Scott Bessent Used It Anyway.
·New York Times
Inside the Little-Known World of Private Judges for Hire
·Wall Street Journal
U.S. Futures Rise After Dow Closes at Record High
·Wall Street Journal
China’s Purchases of US Soybeans Stall Despite Trade Truce
·Bloomberg
Russia to Sell Debut Yuan Bonds as War-Driven Deficit Widens
·Bloomberg
Japan Warns on Yen Slump as Intervention Risk Rises
·Bloomberg
Oil’s Billion-Barrel Buildup at Sea Points to Sanctions Stress
·Bloomberg
Jerry Neumann on the Problem With Investing in AI Right Now
·Bloomberg
Asia Is the Place for Investors Seeking AI Exposure, Saxo Says
·Bloomberg
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Futures Rise; Gold, Silver Extend Rally
·Wall Street Journal
European Earnings Defy Gloomy Predictions, Fueling Stocks Rally
·Bloomberg
Cabinet drama
·Bloomberg
Innolight Is Said to Pick Banks for One of HK’s Biggest Listings
·Bloomberg
Bank of France Set to Raise GDP Forecasts on Economic Resilience
·Bloomberg
Dutch Lender ABN Amro to Buy Peer NIBC Bank From Blackstone for $1.1 Billion
·Wall Street Journal
Market Surge Shows South Africa Merits Rating Upgrade, JSE Says
·Bloomberg
Eskom’s Borrowing Costs Fall as Investors Warm to Turnaround
·Bloomberg
Irish Government Might See Boost to Tax Revenues From AI, Weight-Loss Drugs
·Wall Street Journal
Adani Group Said to Plan Investor Event in Singapore in November
·Bloomberg
Million-Dollar Homes Reshape Nigeria’s Skyline — and Raise Red Flags
·Bloomberg
Xi’s Military Purges Show Unease About China’s Nuclear Forces
·New York Times
There’s a New Forecast for Peak Oil Demand. It’s Increasingly Cloudy.
·New York Times
IEA’s Revived Policy Outlook Sees No Peak in Oil, Gas Demand This Decade
·Wall Street Journal
Oil and gas demand to rise for 25 years without global change of course, says IEA
·Financial Times
Elliott seeks to reassure investors as long-term returns fall behind S&P 500
·Financial Times
Why Factories Will Keep Looking for Alternatives to China
·New York Times
Can anything halt the decline of German industry?
·Financial Times
Romania to Cap Turbulent Year With Stable Rates: Decision Guide
·Bloomberg
IEA Says Questions Linger on Who Will Scoop Up New LNG Wave
·Bloomberg
IEA Reinstates Bullish Oil Demand Growth Scenario in Key Report
·Bloomberg
ECB Risks Longer Inflation Undershoot as EU Delays Carbon Rules
·Bloomberg
Fitch Warns of Vietnam Bank Risks as State Pushes Loan Growth
·Bloomberg
Forza Italia! And Dr. Copper Learns a New Trade
·Bloomberg
Hong Kong’s Investment Firm Reports HK$2 Billion Return in 2024
·Bloomberg
Mystery Vanke Bond Trade Unsettles Investors as Redemption Nears
·Bloomberg
PBOC Changes Minds on Policy as Goldman Sees Longer Easing Pause
·Bloomberg
Two Sigma Joins China Hedge Fund Elite After Strategy Soars 52%
·Bloomberg
Supreme Court Extends Order Allowing Limits on Food Stamp Payments
·New York Times
Toyo Tire Slides as US Tariffs, Costs Weigh on Earnings
·Bloomberg
Vietnam Mulls Short Selling Options Before Upgrade, Report Says
·Bloomberg
America’s Chip Restrictions Are Biting in China
·Wall Street Journal
Aluminum Advances as Supply Concerns Continue to Buttress Rally
·Bloomberg
States That Rely on the Colorado River Miss Deadline to Agree on Cuts
·New York Times
Groww IPO to Test India's Investor Appetite After Lenskart’s Muted Debut
·Bloomberg
Duffy Won’t Give Timeline to Restore Flights as Shutdown Appears Near End
·New York Times
Groww Parent Set for Mumbai Trading Debut After $752 Million IPO
·Bloomberg
As data went dark from the government shutdown, the Federal Reserve’s inflation hawks pushed to pause rate cuts at a contentious October meeting. The divide might not end soon.
·Wall Street Journal
Oil Edges Lower in Possible Technical Correction
·Wall Street Journal
Adani Flagship Prices $2.8 Billion Rights Issue at 24% Discount
·Bloomberg
White House Explores Rules That Would Upend Shareholder Voting
·Wall Street Journal
Gold Rises Amid Fed Rate-Cut Prospects
·Wall Street Journal
New World’s Talks With Foreign Investors Stall Over Concessions
·Bloomberg
Duffy Won’t Give Timeline to Restore Flights as Shutdown Appears Near End
·New York Times
Gold Edges Higher as Weak US Jobs Data Raise Rate-Cut Prospects
·Bloomberg
Trump Plans Dinner With Jamie Dimon, Wall Street Executives
·Bloomberg
Trump Administration Plans to Send Border Patrol to Charlotte and New Orleans
·New York Times
Are America’s Corporate Boards Ready for AI?
·Wall Street Journal
What if the AI race isn’t about chips at all?
·Financial Times
Trump to Push for Oil Drilling off California Coast
·Wall Street Journal
Oil Steadies After Gain as Traders Count Down to OPEC Outlook
·Bloomberg
Venture Global Signs LNG Supply Agreement With Japan’s Mitsui
·Bloomberg
Opinion | Florida Pays a Tort Reform Dividend
·Wall Street Journal
Asian Stocks Look Higher as US Shutdown Nears End: Markets Wrap
·Bloomberg
‘Big-Talking’ Billionaire’s Legacy Threatened by Nidec Scandal
·Bloomberg
Red Flags Emerge in World’s Best Stock Index as Volatility Soars
·Bloomberg
TSMC Stock Caps Hinder Funds Worth $100 Billion From Cashing In
·Bloomberg
Palm Oil Set to Soar as Indonesia’s Biofuel Push Tightens Supply
·Bloomberg
Government Shutdown Nears End, Lifting Investors’ Spirits—and Stocks
·Wall Street Journal
‘Dollar Smile’ Creator Sees 13.5% Drop in Currency Under Trump
·Bloomberg
Why is Rachel Reeves facing such a big fiscal hole in the Budget?
·Financial Times
The Hedge Funds Are Hiring
·Bloomberg
BoE’s Bailey says QE will offset its costs in the long-term
·Financial Times
Bank of France Sees Economy Expanding Despite Political Risks
·Bloomberg
BofA’s Heinrich Sees Tech Companies Returning to IPOs for AI Cash
·Bloomberg
Guinea Starts Iron Exports From World’s Largest Untapped Deposit
·Bloomberg
Aircraft Carrier Moves into the Caribbean as U.S. Confronts Venezuela
·New York Times
Warnings from the private credit wobble
·Financial Times
Turkey Seeks Jail Sentence of Over 2,000 Years for Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu
·New York Times
Mercedes F1 chief Toto Wolff to sell stake at $6bn valuation
·Financial Times
The Private Credit Sales Pitch Is Getting Much Tougher to Make
·Bloomberg
Russia’s War Chest May Be Shrinking Over Oil Woes
·Bloomberg
Century Aluminum Stock Tumbles as Glencore Reduces Shareholding
·Bloomberg
Mexico Imposes Hefty Tariffs on Sugar to Protect Local Industry
·Bloomberg
Trump Is Said to Propose a Plan That Would Open California Waters to Drilling
·New York Times
Teck Held Merger Talks With Vale Metals Unit Before Anglo Deal
·Bloomberg
Spanish Economy to Keep Growing at Similar Pace, Escriva Says
·Bloomberg
UK banks push for easing of capital rules to counter surge in private credit
·Financial Times
Nigerian Stocks Suffer Biggest Drop in 15 Years on Tax Concerns
·Bloomberg
Julian Harris: Rising Unemployment and an Inconvenient Truth
·Bloomberg
Blackstone Leads £1.5 Billion Private Credit Deal for JTC Buyout
·Bloomberg
PPI to Buy SBB’s Social Property Portfolio for $3.4 Billion
·Bloomberg
Big employers are taking a more cautious approach to holiday hiring this year
·Wall Street Journal
Milei Wants to Turn Argentina Into a Mining Powerhouse
·Wall Street Journal
Trump Wants to Revive Shipping. He Will Need More Mariners.
·New York Times
Germany Tells SEFE to End Long-Term Yamal LNG Deal With Russia
·Bloomberg
Halt in Fees on Chinese Vessels Endangers U.S. Shipbuilding Efforts
·New York Times
Wall Street Veteran Clough Says Tech Bubble Worry Is Overblown
·Bloomberg
Grains Waver as Traders Weigh Shutdown End, Lack of China Buying
·Bloomberg
How the Heavy-Metal Fall of a Dictator Shapes Trump’s Venezuela Policy
·New York Times
Hong Kong Developer New World Has One Week to Get a Bold Debt Swap Done
·Bloomberg
Flight Delays and Cancellations Won’t Immediately Stop When Government Shutdown Ends
·New York Times
KKR Distances Insurer Global Atlantic From Egan-Jones Ratings
·Bloomberg
Italy’s FTSE MIB Finally Recoups Declines Since Financial Crisis
·Bloomberg
Kenya’s Gulf Energy Plans Output From Tullow Fields End-2026
·Bloomberg
Swiss Billionaires Pivotal in Wooing Trump Ahead of Tariff Deal
·Bloomberg
Germany Must Ensure Return to Sound Finances, Bundesbank Says
·Bloomberg
North Sea Crude Market Flashes Weakness on Swelling Supplies
·Bloomberg
US Stocks Slide Amid Concerns on Tech Valuations, Labor Market
·Bloomberg
Egypt Seeks Last-Minute LNG Cargoes to Meet Demand This Month
·Bloomberg
Exit Polls Show Modi Poised for Bihar Win After Tough Year
·Bloomberg
Russia's Sliding Oil Flows and Prices Strain Putin’s War Chest
·Bloomberg
Treasury Futures Rally, Dollar Falls on Gloomy US Jobs Picture
·Bloomberg
Ghana, Home of Kente Cloth, Cracks Down on Which Textiles Are Authentic
·New York Times
ADP Estimates Private Sector Was Losing Jobs in October
·Wall Street Journal
European Gas Demand Rose in October But LNG Imports Remained Strong
·Wall Street Journal
Bessent Deflects Inflation Concerns, Sees Better Times in 2026
·Bloomberg
Tether Hires Top HSBC Gold Traders to Take on Bullion Market
·Bloomberg
Piracy Resurgence Threatens One of the World’s Busiest Corridors
·Bloomberg
Neuberger Berman Raises $7.3 Billion for Private Credit Fund
·Bloomberg
‘Total Portfolio Approach’ Is Shaking Up Institutional Trillions
·Bloomberg
Emerging-Market FX Set for Fifth Day of Losses This Month So Far
·Bloomberg
A Rare Economic Windfall for South Africa
·Bloomberg
Asia’s Big LNG Buyers Are All Set for Winter
·Bloomberg
Turkey Said to Draft Law to Raise Market Manipulation Penalties
·Bloomberg
Quebec’s Independence Talk Is Making Bond Investors Nervous
·Bloomberg
The shutdown’s effect will probably be mostly temporary, but will leave a data fog at an otherwise uncertain time for the economy
·Wall Street Journal
Wall Street’s Hot Trade Keeps On Booming as SRT Issuance Surges
·Bloomberg
CEOs Sound Least Worried About an Economic Slowdown Since 2007
·Bloomberg
Blasts Rock Capitals of India and Pakistan, Heightening Tensions
·Bloomberg
Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
U.S. Small-Business Sentiment Slides on Lower Profits
·Wall Street Journal
The Simple Dollar Trade That Stocks Can’t Beat
·Bloomberg
Thailand Opens Door to US Corn Under Its Zero-Tariff Pledge
·Bloomberg
Powerful Storms Are Ravaging Billion-Dollar Defenses
·Bloomberg
Ex-Rugby Player’s Security Firm Fidelity Plans South Africa IPO
·Bloomberg
A Syrian Village and the Long Road to the White House
·New York Times
US Flight Cuts Set to Increase With Tighter Limits Taking Effect
·Bloomberg
Stocks Rallied Through Shutdown but Wall Street Eyes More Gains
·Bloomberg
German Financial Sentiment Weakens on Worries Over Fiscal Stimulus
·Wall Street Journal
Delhi Explosion Puts India on High Alert; China+1 Back in Focus
·Bloomberg
IMF Flags Currency Risks as Nations Swap Dollar Loans Into Yuan
·Bloomberg
German Investor Confidence Dips in Blow to Turnaround Hopes
·Bloomberg
Trump’s Tariffs Hit Specialty Grocery Stores for Some Immigrant Communities Especially Hard
·New York Times
SoftBank Sells Entire Nvidia Stake Ahead of AI Investment Push
·Bloomberg
Global Markets Mixed After Monday’s Rally
·Wall Street Journal
Fraport Shares Rise After Earnings Beat Expectations
·Wall Street Journal
ArcelorMittal, IDC End Exclusive South Africa Talks With No Deal
·Bloomberg
Eurozone Bond Yields Edge Higher as U.S. Shutdown Looks Set to End
·Wall Street Journal
IMF Says Up to Senegal to Decide How to Deal With Debt Issue
·Bloomberg
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Futures Weaken Despite Hopes for Shutdown Resolution
·Wall Street Journal
ECB Is in a Good Position on Interest Rates, Kocher Says
·Bloomberg
Most Indian Oil Refiners Skip Buying Russian Crude for December
·Bloomberg
Dave Lewis Gets Another Turnaround Challenge at Distiller Diageo
·Bloomberg
Unwanted Surprise
·Bloomberg
Can N.Y.C. Casino Bids Make Good on Their Billion-Dollar Promises?
·New York Times
Citi Sees Indonesian Stocks Advancing to Record High in 2026
·Bloomberg
SoftBank Group’s Profit Doubles on OpenAI Investment
·Wall Street Journal
UK unemployment rate rose more than expected to 5 per cent
·Financial Times
U.K. Unemployment Climbs as Bank of England Mulls December Rate Cut
·Wall Street Journal
Warburg’s Truhome Finance Said to Weigh $300 Million India IPO
·Bloomberg
Munich Re Cuts Revenue Guidance Further But Maintains Profit View
·Wall Street Journal
SoftBank’s Profit Surges After Boost From Soaring AI Valuations
·Bloomberg
Switzerland Closes In on US Tariff Deal
·Bloomberg
China Tightens Rules for State-Owned Firms to Add Foreign Debt
·Bloomberg
Elliott Takes Toyota Industries Stake, Sees Buyout Price Too Low
·Bloomberg
End the Shutdown, Buy the Dip
·Bloomberg
PBOC Pushes Yuan Borrowing Abroad to Internationalize Currency
·Bloomberg
India’s Rupee Poised for Rebound as Trade Hopes Rise, ING Says
·Bloomberg
Iraqis Are Voting for a New Parliament. Here’s What to Know.
·New York Times
As Iraqis Vote for a Parliament, U.S. Presses to Rid Country of Iran’s Influence
·New York Times
Investor angst over Big Tech’s AI spending spills into bond market
·Financial Times
The UK’s fiscal problems aren’t just about growth
·Financial Times
How the world’s biggest mining project is a win for China
·Financial Times
Ukrainian Drone Industry’s Next Target Is NATO Markets
·Bloomberg
India’s Neuberg Diagnostics Said to Eye $350 Million IPO in 2026
·Bloomberg
A Big Data Center Planned in South Korea Could Be Built and Run by AI
·Wall Street Journal
Aluminum Smelter Chuangxin Is Said to Seek $700 Million in Hong Kong IPO
·Bloomberg
Lithium Watchers Shift Focus From Supply Fears to Storage Demand
·Bloomberg
China Opens State-Dominated Sectors Wider to Private Investments
·Bloomberg
Senate Passes Bill to Reopen Government Amid Democratic Rift
·New York Times
China Hatches Plan to Keep U.S. Military From Getting Its Rare-Earth Magnets
·Wall Street Journal
Europe Is in a Gray Zone Between War and Peace
·Wall Street Journal
Japan 30-Year Bond Sale Has Weaker Demand Than 12-Month Average
·Bloomberg
Investors Focus on India-US Trade Deal after Trump Comments
·Bloomberg
US Shutdown Nears End as Senate Passes Deal, House Still to Act
·Bloomberg
TPG to Seek Bids for Southeast Asia School Operator Valued at Up to $2 Billion
·Wall Street Journal
Adani Plans to Build India’s Largest Battery Storage System
·Bloomberg
The AI Cold War That Will Redefine Everything
·Wall Street Journal
Flight Delays Mount as FAA Restrictions Stretch On. Here’s What to Know.
·Wall Street Journal
Oil Falls Amid Lingering Oversupply Concerns
·Wall Street Journal
Tanker Spoofing Its Location Seen Taking Sanctioned LNG to China
·Bloomberg
Qatar’s QIA, Orix to Start $2.5 Billion Japan-Focused PE Fund
·Bloomberg
China Stock Fund Launches Beat 2024 Tally in Sign of Confidence
·Bloomberg
Japanese Stocks Rise on Optimism of US Government Shutdown End
·Bloomberg
Dollar Carry Trades Set to Trounce World’s Booming Stock Markets
·Bloomberg
Gold Steady After US Rate-Cut Hopes Spur Biggest Surge Since May
·Bloomberg
Asian Currencies Consolidate; Mild Risk-on Sentiment May Support
·Wall Street Journal
The Shipping Mogul Who Carved a Route to China’s African Mining Prize
·Bloomberg
Oil Steadies as Narrowing Spreads Point to Softer Conditions
·Bloomberg
Japan Earnings Beating Expectations Point to Rally Going Further
·Bloomberg
Australia’s Consumer Sentiment Soars 12.8% on Economic Outlook
·Bloomberg
Booming Gold Prices Are Hiding China’s Deflationary Pain for Now
·Bloomberg
White House Backs Shutdown Deal With Eight Democrats
·Bloomberg
Colombian Inflation Jumps More Than Forecast to 13-Month High
·Bloomberg
Switzerland nears deal to cut US tariffs to 15% after business push
·Financial Times
Asian Investors Buoyed by Plans to End US Shutdown: Markets Wrap
·Bloomberg
Thailand’s Central Bank Chief Breaks Tradition With a Simple ‘Hello’
·Bloomberg
Why a K-Shaped US Economy Is Raising Red Flags
·Bloomberg
Korea’s New Bourse Considers K-Pop Tokens to Lure More Traders
·Bloomberg
Lack of Spare Capacity Hitting Monetary Policy, RBA Says
·Bloomberg
In West Virginia’s Maternity Deserts, a Midwife Fills a Void
·New York Times
Stocks Climb on Bets US Shutdown Is Coming to an End
·Bloomberg
Stocks Roar Back on Optimism for Shutdown Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Quebec Premier Pushes C$496 Billion Pension to Invest at Home
·Bloomberg
Opinion | China’s Green Energy ‘Revolution’ Is Powered by Coal
·Wall Street Journal
Riskiest CLO Securities Offer Lowest Payouts in Five Years
·Bloomberg
Nasdaq Is ‘Staffing Up’ Ahead of ETF Share-Class Listing Deluge
·Bloomberg
Shutdown Endgame Revives US IPO Prospects as Year End Looms
·Bloomberg
Warren Buffett says he is ‘going quiet’
·Financial Times
Nashville Airport Authority Plans $1.3 Billion Bond Offering
·Bloomberg
Why First Brands Has Sparked So Many Concerns on Wall Street
·Bloomberg
Gold Reserve Suit Claims Rusoro Violated Citgo-Bid Agreement
·Bloomberg
Dollar One-Month Volatility Rises as Shutdown Ending in Sight
·Bloomberg
Race to Run Lukoil Assets Heats Up With Days to Sanctions Cutoff
·Bloomberg
Parker-Hannifin Is in Talks to Acquire Filtration Group
·Bloomberg
Gold Prices Seen Topping $5,000 by End of 2026, JPM Private Says
·Bloomberg
Vantage Data Centers Loan Has $300 Million Floor for Top Fees
·Bloomberg
Activists Assemble for Big M&A Push in US
·Bloomberg
The Coffee Pod Theory of Artificial Intelligence
·Bloomberg
Fitch Says Private Credit, Local Risks Rising for Brazil Firms
·Bloomberg
Higher UK dividend taxes risk hurting small business, wealth managers warn
·Financial Times
AQR’s Cliff Asness Sees Expensive Stock Market But No Bubble
·Bloomberg
Brazil Firm Oi Declared Bankrupt After Decade of Struggles
·Bloomberg
Exxon-Backed Coalition Sets Out Goals to Fix Carbon Accounting
·Wall Street Journal
The 20-Somethings Who Raised $121 Million to Build Military Drones
·New York Times
Canada Pension Plan to Sell Shares in Portuguese Utility EDP
·Bloomberg
The U.S.’s Most Ambitious Shipyard Project Just Got Tougher
·Wall Street Journal
Reeves Moves Toward Raising UK Taxes to Plug Budget Holes
·Bloomberg
Bank of England Announces Proposals on Stablecoin Regulation
·Wall Street Journal
Venture Global Faces Years of LNG Contract Arbitration, CEO Says
·Bloomberg
London Bullion Vaults See Historic Inflows After Silver Squeeze
·Bloomberg
Argentina CFOs Rush to Market as Milei Win Spurs Bond Deals
·Bloomberg
Fed’s Miran Says He’d Favor Half-Point Rate Cut in December
·Bloomberg
The Political Left Is Dialing Up Scrutiny of Data Centers
·Wall Street Journal
Deutsche Glasfaser’s Banks Pick Adviser Ahead of Debt Talks
·Bloomberg
Botswana President Reiterates Plan to Buy Majority of De Beers
·Bloomberg
Gupta Loses Third Set of Lawyers Before Trafigura Nickel Trial
·Bloomberg
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Chinese Technology Is Shifting Climate Politics
·New York Times
Grains Rise on Hope for End of US Shutdown, Resumption of Data
·Bloomberg
Health Insurer Stocks Slip as Hopes of Subsidy Extension Recede
·Bloomberg
Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Agencies Push Back Despite Zelensky Pressure
·New York Times
Chips, Airline Stocks Lead US Rally on Shutdown Optimism
·Bloomberg
EU Horse-Trading Over Multi-Trillion Budget Is Only the Beginning
·Bloomberg
Thailand Suspends Trump-Backed Peace Talks With Cambodia
·New York Times
Mercuria Sizes Up Congo Coltan Mine as Trump Pursues Peace Deal
·Bloomberg
Australian Pensions Lifting FX Exposure as Offshore Assets Climb
·Bloomberg
Vale Pursues Markets Beyond China Amid Iron Price Power Battle
·Bloomberg
Polar Vortex Threatens Higher Winter Power Bills from US to Europe
·Bloomberg
Iron Ore Kingpins Head to Guinea as Giant Simandou Mine Nears Startup
·Bloomberg
Private-Label Food Maker TreeHouse to Go Private in $1.17B Deal
·Wall Street Journal
Shutdown Nears End as Group of Democrats Back Funding Deal
·Bloomberg
Lukoil Declares Force Majeure on Iraqi Oil After Sanctions
·Bloomberg
Fed’s Daly Urges ‘Open Mind’ in Discussion of Further Rate Cuts
·Bloomberg
Tricolor's Frantic End Was Sparked by a Phone Call From JPMorgan
·Bloomberg
AI Is Upending Jobs. Corporate Tech and HR Are Teaming Up to Figure It Out.
·Wall Street Journal
Egypt Adds to Wheat-Buying Spree With More Black Sea Purchases
·Bloomberg
China Tightens Controls on Fentanyl Precursors After Summit
·New York Times
Tycoons Must Pay $3 Billion After Ukrainian Bank Fraud Case Loss
·Bloomberg
Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
·Wall Street Journal
Big Year for Stocks, Bonds to Be Tested by Data Deluge
·Bloomberg
Raw Sugar Recovers Losses Despite Looming Indian Export Plans
·Bloomberg
Investindustrial Nears Deal to Acquire TreeHouse Foods
·Bloomberg
Dubai’s Red-Hot Housing Market Eyes UK Budget Boost
·Bloomberg
Few Takers for Lenskart Shares on Debut; AI Firms Ramp Up in India
·Bloomberg
Burger King Strikes Joint Venture to Double Presence in China
·Wall Street Journal
Mol Rises After Hungary Wins US Exemption on Russian Sanctions
·Bloomberg
European Gas Prices Fall on Firm Supplies
·Wall Street Journal
Surging Stockpiles of Niche Fuels Are Rewriting Oil Market Math
·Bloomberg
A Trader’s Guide to Navigating General Elections in Chile
·Bloomberg
Citadel Launches New Stock-Picking Unit in Europe
·Wall Street Journal
Hedge Fund Man Group Hails New Era After $13 Billion Mandate
·Bloomberg
Italian Pasta Is Poised to Disappear From American Grocery Shelves
·Wall Street Journal
Stock Selloff Leaves Earnings Growth as Strongest Bull Pillar
·Bloomberg
Barclays Selling First Euro AT1 Since 2014 as Risk Tone Improves
·Bloomberg
As the Russia War Continues, Ukraine Faces a Major Draft Evasion Problem
·New York Times
China’s Car Sales Decline as End of Subsidies Hurts Demand
·Bloomberg
Why Everyone Wants to Meet the ‘World’s Most Boring Man’
·New York Times
Why Debt Funding Is Ratcheting Up the Risks of the A.I. Boom
·New York Times
Drones Over North Korea Were Part of Martial Law Bid in South, Special Counsel Says
·New York Times
China’s Auto Sales Resume Downtrend as Demand Slows
·Wall Street Journal
Rumble to Acquire Northern Data in Deal Valued at Up to $970 Million
·Wall Street Journal
China Clears Path for SQM-Codelco Chile Lithium Partnership
·Bloomberg
Strategists Say Solid Earnings to Fuel US Stock Rally Next Year
·Bloomberg
Global Markets Rise on Hopes for an End to U.S. Government Shutdown
·Wall Street Journal
Senegal Eurobonds Drop Most on Record Amid Restructuring Remarks
·Bloomberg
US Shutdown Approaches End, Buoying Financial Markets
·Bloomberg
How Chinese Real Estate Became the Biggest Bubble in History
·Bloomberg
Hannover Re Lifts Profit View
·Wall Street Journal
A Bathing Ape Creator Nigo’s Human Made Boosts Tokyo IPO Price
·Bloomberg
Turnaround on Tap
·Bloomberg
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Futures Rise on Progress to End Shutdown
·Wall Street Journal
Dubai’s Samana Plans Sukuk, IPO as Property Boom Spurs Deals
·Bloomberg
Global markets rise as US senators move to end shutdown
·Financial Times
Chemring Mulls Sale of U.S. Subsidiary Alloy Surfaces
·Wall Street Journal
India Considers Raising Sugar Export Quota to Avert Looming Glut
·Bloomberg
Sibanye Gains After $215 Million Deal to Settle Appian Spat
·Bloomberg
The Grim Reality Is That the RBA Is Done Cutting Rates
·Wall Street Journal
Europe’s Economic Recovery Hopes Hang on Scarred Consumers
·Wall Street Journal
Goldman Turns Overweight on India Stocks as Growth View Improves
·Bloomberg
Treasury Yields Rise Amid Breakthrough on US Government Shutdown
·Bloomberg
City of London’s Broker Shakeout Puts a Spotlight on Peel Hunt
·Bloomberg
UK’s Beaten-Down Assets Give Its Junk Loans an Unexpected Edge
·Bloomberg
TSMC Monthly Sales Growth Slows as AI Demand Moderates
·Bloomberg
EM Stocks, Currencies Gain as US Shutdown Approaches End
·Bloomberg
FAA Limits Private Aircraft Flights at Major Airports
·Wall Street Journal
The new crop of rating agencies behind the private credit boom
·Financial Times
Reasons to be bearish about China’s rise
·Financial Times
Swiss finance shrinks as regulators tighten grip on prized sector
·Financial Times
Glass Skin and Snail Mucin: South Korea’s Journey to Global Beauty Power
·New York Times
Yes It’s an AI Bubble. Here’s Why
·Bloomberg
US, China Suspend Mutual Shipping Probes in Sign Tensions Easing
·Bloomberg
Grains Futures Rise on Signs US Shutdown May Be Coming to an End
·Bloomberg
Emerging Markets Can Swim Naked for a While
·Bloomberg
Hong Kong Surpasses Korea in Structured Note Boom, JPMorgan Says
·Bloomberg
The Nord Stream Investigation That’s Splintering Europe Over Ukraine
·Wall Street Journal
Aluminum Rises With Copper as US Government Shutdown Nears End
·Bloomberg
Chinese Steel Mills Pivot to Saudi as Trade Curbs Rise Elsewhere
·Bloomberg
GoTo Jumps on Report Danantara to Be Involved in Grab Merger
·Bloomberg
Japan Offshore Wind Auctions Need Revamp, Industry Group Says
·Bloomberg
Paper wealth is powering this economy. And it can disappear just as quickly as it was created.
·Wall Street Journal
Lenskart Set for Mumbai Trading Debut After $821 Million IPO
·Bloomberg
BOJ Summary of Opinions Show Next Rate-Hike Nearing
·Wall Street Journal
India’s Quick-Delivery Price War Hits Eternal, Swiggy Shares
·Bloomberg
Gold Edges Higher With Weakening US Economy Aiding Haven Demand
·Bloomberg
RBA Fears Capacity Constraints Could Limit Scope for Rate Cuts
·Wall Street Journal
AI will lead one in four big UK businesses to cut staffing, research shows
·Financial Times
Gold Edges Higher Amid Signs of U.S. Economic Weakness
·Wall Street Journal
Oil Steadies as Traders Weigh Up Surplus Concerns and Sanctions
·Bloomberg
Asian Traders Cautious on Tech, Shutdown Concerns: Markets Wrap
·Bloomberg
China CPI Unexpectedly Rises on Holiday Demand
·Bloomberg
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Act Gives CFOs Incentive to Spend
·Bloomberg
Goldman Sees US Investors Flocking to Japan as Nikkei Surges
·Bloomberg
Treasury Debt Sales Dominate Light Data Week for Bond Traders
·Bloomberg
Rising Polar Vortex Threat for US, Asia and Europe Signals Higher Winter Energy Bills
·Bloomberg
Aussie Primed for Rare Annual Gain on RBA’s Restrictive Policy
·Bloomberg
Officials warn of big hit to air travel and GDP as US government shutdown drags on
·Financial Times
Ex-Central Bank Director Sworn In as Bolivia’s Finance Minister
·Bloomberg
How Are We Gonna Pay for This?
·Wall Street Journal
U.S.-Stock Funds Push Year’s Gain to 12%
·Wall Street Journal
Flip From AI Rally Chase to Bubble Fear Spurs Options Demand
·Bloomberg
A MAGA Senator Promised Hope for a Dying Ohio Mill. Then Reality Set In.
·New York Times
UK probes whether buses made in China can be turned off from afar
·Financial Times
Israeli Spyware Maker NSO Gets New Owners, Leadership and Seeks to Mend Reputation
·Wall Street Journal
Rare Inflation Flip Gives Emerging Markets Edge on Rich Nations
·Bloomberg
Welcome to Belém, the City in the Rainforest Hosting the World’s Climate Talks
·Wall Street Journal
Here’s what a new US-Mexico-Canada trade deal should look like
·Financial Times
China Resumes Nexperia Chip Export, Urges EU to Make Progress
·Bloomberg
Senegal’s Sonko Opposes Debt Restructuring Amid Financial Strain
·Bloomberg
Top Rice Importer Philippines Sets Rules on Tariff Changes
·Bloomberg
The Promise of the Bronx River Parkway
·New York Times
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’
·Financial Times
Corporate Earnings Were Great This Quarter. Wall Street Is Still Not Impressed.
·Wall Street Journal
The Year’s Hottest Crypto Trade Is Crumbling
·Wall Street Journal
The Dangerous Stalemate Over Iran’s Nuclear Program
·New York Times
China Suspends Export Controls on More Critical Minerals
·New York Times
Gulf between rich and poor risks US downturn, Fed official warns
·Financial Times
Private equity steps in as Europe’s last industrial groups splinter
·Financial Times
FAA Says Cause of UPS Jet’s Engine, Pylon Detachment Under Probe
·Bloomberg
China’s Deflationary Pressures Eased in October
·Wall Street Journal
China’s Deflationary Pressures Eased in October
·Wall Street Journal
China Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Rose on Holiday Demand
·Bloomberg
Trump’s Tax Cuts Are Exposing Companies to Biden’s Tax Hike
·Wall Street Journal
Genetically Engineered Babies Are Banned. Tech Titans Are Trying to Make One Anyway.
·Wall Street Journal
Guinea Top Court Approves Junta Leader Bid for Presidential Vote
·Bloomberg
Orban Says Trump Offered to Defend Hungary From Speculators
·Bloomberg
Trump Gives Hungary a Reprieve on Sanctions After Meeting With Orban
·New York Times
Data Fog Intensifying for Fed as Shutdown Delays US Inflation Numbers
·Bloomberg
Unions Slam Trump for Giving China a Pass on Shipbuilding
·Bloomberg
Reeves’ salary sacrifice tax hit could dent savers’ confidence, experts warn
·Financial Times
Fear Is Coming Back to the Junk Bond Market
·Bloomberg
Lula’s Environmental Legacy Is in the Spotlight at COP30
·Bloomberg
Russian Bombardment Causes Large Outages in Ukraine’s Big Cities
·New York Times
Russian Bombardment Causes Large Power Outages in Ukraine’s Big Cities
·New York Times
How the Trump Administration Is Giving Even More Tax Breaks to the Wealthy
·New York Times
ECB’s Sleijpen Warns Eurobonds ‘Only Lead to Higher Debt’
·Bloomberg
Germany Set to Buy 20 Military Combat Helicopters from Airbus
·Bloomberg
Caputo Tells Bankers Argentina to Build Reserves, Buy Back Bonds
·Bloomberg
Exxon CEO Woods Sees Advancing ‘Quickly’ on Mozambique Gas: Q&A
·Bloomberg
Italian Bank Lobby Chair Urges Lenders to Brace for Challenges
·Bloomberg
Corporate America posts best earnings in 4 years despite tariffs
·Financial Times
1,900% Stock Gains and Hate Mail: Welcome to Quantum Investing
·Bloomberg
Following the Money of Tariffs and Vaccinations
·Bloomberg
What Will Trump Buy Next? Hunt Is On for White House Stock Picks
·Bloomberg
Elon Musk Has One Trillion Reasons to Finish His Robot Story
·Wall Street Journal
Alaska’s New Mining Rush Chases Something More Coveted Than Gold
·Wall Street Journal
As Trump Recasts History, a Civil Rights Museum Sticks to a Messy Past
·New York Times
After Hurricane Melissa, Solar Power Kept the Electricity on for Some Jamaicans
·New York Times
A.I. Isn’t the Only Thing Pushing Up Electricity Bills. (But It’s Mostly A.I.)
·New York Times
Is This Artist the Joe Rogan of the Art World?
·New York Times
Live From New York: Zohran Mamdani’s Got Jokes
·New York Times
Vietnam PM Says 4Q GDP Must Expand at 8.4% to Meet Growth Goal
·Bloomberg
Exercising Is the Worst
·New York Times
John Cleary, Wounded in Kent State Shooting, Dies at 74
·New York Times
What I Learned From the ‘New Globalists’ of an Optimistic Nation
·New York Times
The unsettling message for investors from the financial cycle
·Financial Times
US and Israel’s controversial plan to build ‘New Gaza’ sparks alarm
·Financial Times
Riding in a Chinese Robotaxi Is Pretty Smooth—That’s a Problem for Waymo
·Wall Street Journal