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BlackRock Sees Private Credit Tumult as Way to Take Market Share
BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink sees increased demand for private credit from big institutional investors like insurers, even as retail clients grow skittish over the asset class and seek to redeem more of their shares.
Three Ways the Economy Is Like the Mid-Aughts
Today’s economy may remind you of the 1970s, but Bloomberg Opinion columnist Kathryn Anne Edwards explains why it’s more like the mid-aughts. (Source: Bloomberg)
Trump pick to lead Federal Reserve has assets worth over $100m, disclosures indicate
Kevin Warsh, seeking to replace Fed chair, Jerome Powell, had to file financial disclosures for Senate approvalKevin Warsh, the former Federal Reserve governor chosen by Donald Trump to lead the central bank, has submitted financial disclosures that suggest he holds assets worth well over $100m.The document is required for his nomination to advance through the Senate, beginning with a yet-to-be-scheduled hearing. Continue reading...
IMF cuts UK’s growth forecast by more than any other G7 nation
Fund says British economy faces heavy blow from global energy crisis this year
Adnoc in Advanced Talks to Buy Shell’s South Africa Gas Stations
Shell Plc is in advanced talks with Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. to sell its retail fuel stations in South Africa, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
9 Killed, 40 Injured As Boiler Explodes At Vedanta Power Plant in Chhattisgarh
9 Killed, 40 Injured As Boiler Explodes At Vedanta Power Plant in Chhattisgarh
Russia Struggles to Boost Oil Flows After Black Sea Port Hobbled
Another key site halted by drone strikes just as Baltic terminals ramp up
Iran war escalation could trigger global recession, IMF warns
UK suffers sharpest downgrade and is predicted to face joint highest inflation in G7 as growth forecasts are cutBusiness live – latest updatesA further escalation in the Iran war could trigger a global recession, spiralling inflation and a sharp backlash in financial markets, the International Monetary Fund has warned.Against an increasingly volatile backdrop, the Washington-based fund said the economic damage from the Middle East conflict was steadily rising as it cut its growth forecasts for 2...
IMF warns ‘unprecedented’ energy crisis could trigger global recession as Australia prepares for G20 fuel talks
As treasurer Jim Chalmers weighs ‘extreme uncertainty’, one economic scenario sees global growth plunging to just 2% in 2026Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe International Monetary Fund has warned the US-Israel war on Iran risks creating an “energy crisis of an unprecedented scale” that could tip the global economy towards recession.The grim warning contained in the IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook comes as Jim Chalmers prepares to attend the organisation’s spring...
IMF cuts China’s GDP growth forecast to 4.4% as Iran war pressures global economy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered its global economic growth forecast, including for China, citing shocks from the US-Israeli war in Iran. In its flagship World Economic Outlook published on Tuesday, the IMF projected worldwide gross domestic product growth at 3.1 per cent this year, down 0.2 percentage points from its January estimate. China – the world’s second-largest economy – is now expected to expand by 4.4 per cent this year. That would miss the IMF’s January estimate by.....
Japan Exchanges Eye Call-Option ETFs to Attract Global Investors
Japan’s two major exchanges are looking to expand exchange-traded fund products including ones that offer covered calls to attract new investors.
IMF Cut Global Growth to 3.1%, Flags Downturn Risk If War Lasts
The International Monetary Fund downgraded its growth projection for the year after the war in the Middle East triggered a major oil shock and included the possibility of a downturn if the conflict drags on and energy infrastructure is severally damaged.
Indonesia, Russia have agreed on supply of Russian oil, gas
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia Bahlil Lahadalia said the opportunities for this will be in place
Citigroup Reports $22 Billion of Private-Credit Exposure
Citigroup Inc. said its exposure to private-credit firms was $22 billion in the first quarter with zero losses, offering a look at what has become a closely watched development by investors.
Ship Testing US Hormuz Blockade Appears to U-Turn After Crossing
A US-sanctioned tanker linked to China that was being watched as one of the first vessels to test President Donald Trump’s naval blockade appeared to U-turn after sailing out of the Strait of Hormuz.
JP Morgan traders rake in record revenues as Iran war sparks turmoil on financial markets
he US banking giant said trading revenues jumped 20 per cent to £8.5billion in the first quarter of the year as turmoil triggered by conflict in the Middle East boosted business.
Around 217,000 cyberattacks thwarted in Russia in 2025
"The number of cyberattacks has increased and in recent years has consistently remained at more than 200,000," Deputy Director of the National Coordination Center for Computer Incidents Pyotr Belov said
Fuel prices stop rising after 43 days of increases, RAC says
Fuel prices stop rising after 43 days of increases, RAC says7 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleTheo LeggettTransport correspondentGetty ImagesThe price of petrol and diesel has stopped rising after 43 days of increases, according to the latest figures from motoring organisation the RAC.The temporary ceasefire in the Gulf has brought the price of crude oil down from its recent peaks, and with it the cost of fuel on wholesale markets.However, prices still remain sharply higher than be...
Citigroup Posts Highest Quarterly Revenue in a Decade
Citigroup traders pushed the bank to its highest quarterly revenue in a decade, with the fixed-income unit generating $5.2 billion of revenue in the first quarter. Dani Burger reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dollar and VIX Are Back in Tandem as Iran War Usurps Tariff Bets
The dollar’s traditional relationship with equity market volatility has been revived by the war in Iran, a signal that haven-seeking investors are finding safety in the US assets they snubbed after last year’s tariff turmoil.