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Deloitte and KPMG challenge PwC’s iron grip on FTSE 100 clients
For the first time in nearly eight years, three of the Big Four giants, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC, are locked in a dead heat for FTSE 100 client dominance. A boardroom reshuffle has loosened PwC’s iron grip on clients from London’s blue-chip index, forcing a historic three-way tie at the top of the FTSE 100 audit rankings. According to the latest guide by Adviser Rankings, boosted by major wins like easyJet and Intertek for Deloitte and AstraZeneca for KPMG, the audit giants have reset the boa...
Copper Gains With US Tariffs Deadline Less Than a Month Away
Copper advanced in New York and London to kick off a crucial month that should deliver more clarity on the Trump administration’s plans for levies on imports of the metal to the US.
Aussie Risks More Losses Versus Kiwi on Rate View, Analysts Say
The Australian dollar may have further scope to fall against the kiwi as traders unwind bearish positions in New Zealand’s currency following a hawkish shift from the nation’s central bank, analysts said.
LG Electronics Shares Surge More Than 300% on Physical AI Push
LG Electronics Inc. shares have quadrupled this year as investors applaud the venerable Korean appliance maker’s shift into robotics.
India Keeps Local Jet Fuel Prices Unchanged After Airline Plea
India’s state-owned oil refiners have kept jet fuel prices steady for local flights following a plea from airlines to hold off on further hikes as they grapple with the fallout from the Iran war.
Stock Market LIVE Updates, Sensex Today: Markets Likely To Open In Green, US, Asian Markets Rise
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Budget concerns
IT is ironic that a stable economy has done little to improve people’s lives. As the current PML-N government prepares its third federal budget, the macroeconomic indicators are much better than the emergency figures of 2022-23. The IMF programme is on track, primary surpluses have been recorded and the government has a defensible ‘economic management’ record to boast of. And yet, citizens feel that the economy is going nowhere. Industries operate below capacity....
Barefoot Investor reveals his simple three-step plan to build wealth - after being confronted by his son's teacher
Barefoot Investor reveals his simple three-step plan to build wealth - after being confronted by his son's teacherDO YOU HAVE A STORY? Email tips@dailymail.com.au See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy DAILY MAIL Published: 04:15, 1 June 2026 | Updated: 04:15, 1 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Unbelievable Prices: The Most Expensive Cars Ever Sold at Auction
Have you ever wondered what it feels like to own a piece of automotive history? Discover the jaw-dropping prices that collectors are willing to pay for the world’s most luxurious and powerful cars at auction!
Inflation squeezing Safed Posh the most in Pakistan
KARACHI: Saima works as a maid in a posh locality in Karachi. She lives in Hijrat Colony. “I used to buy a 1kg gas cylinder for Rs280, now it costs Rs450,” she laments. All her essential expenses have surged. The gallon of salty water she uses for cleaning has gone from Rs20 to Rs70, while a gallon of drinking water now costs Rs120 instead of Rs50. “They tell me it’s because of higher petrol prices increasing transport costs, but petrol prices have not increased by the same proportion as daily e...
SMBC Nikko Mulls Launching $627 Million Japan Mezzanine Fund
SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. is considering establishing a fund with One Investment Management to provide so-called mezzanine financing, people familiar with the matter said.
Korea Boosts Bond-Market Vigil Via Daily Phone Calls, Group Chat
South Korea intensified monitoring of the government bond market through daily phone calls and a private messaging group with market participants, as authorities step up efforts to contain rising yields.
Islamabad notifies early market closure, again
ISLAMABAD: The capital’s administration has re-imposed restrictions on market timings, once again mandating their closure by 8pm throughout the week. According to a late-night notification, issued by the Islamabad Capital Territory’s district magistrate, all shops, markets and shopping malls will close at 8pm, while restaurants, tandoors, grocery stores, bakeries, meat, fruit and vegetable vendors are to close shop at 10pm. The notification said th...
ECB’s Schnabel Sees Risk of Unanchored Inflation Views From War
The European Central Bank can no longer look through the inflationary impact of the war in Iran as price pressures spread beyond energy and the risk of unanchored inflation expectations rises, according to Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel.
Malaysia Enforces Social Media Ban For Under-16, Platforms Must Verify Age
The rules require social media platforms to implement age-verification systems and block users under 16 from creating accounts. They apply to platforms with at least 8 million users, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
Weak Monsoon Forecast Adds to India’s Inflation, Growth Worries
The biggest risk is to rural consumption, a key driver of economic growth.
What To Know As Israel's Lebanon Incursion In 25 Years Complicates Iran Deal
Israel has warned Lebanese civilians across the south to evacuate or risk being in the line of fire. Lebanese PM on Saturday accused Israel of "implementing a policy of total destruction of cities and towns."
Petrol gets cheaper, why doesn’t life?
The federal government recently announced a Rs22 per litre reduction in petrol and high-speed diesel prices. The decision lowered petrol prices from above Rs403 per litre to approximately Rs381.78 per litre and was presented as a measure to provide relief to consumers facing persistent economic pressures. Yet the public response was far from enthusiastic. Instead of celebrations, many citizens reacted with scepticism. Others questioned whether the reduction would make any meaningful difference i...
SoftBank overtakes Toyota to become Japan’s largest company
Demand for AI stocks powers tech giant’s shares, helping it become biggest group by market capitalisation
Yen Defies Record Intervention as Wait for BOJ Hike Raises Risks
Yen traders face a heightened risk of intervention over the next two weeks after Japan’s currency defied historic attempts to prop it up.