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How families can get crisis support to heat homes
How families can get crisis support to heat homesJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleClara BullockSomersetGetty ImagesA fund will help families in Somerset who struggle to heat their homesA crisis fund supporting families who struggle to afford to heat their homes and buy food can now be accessed online.Somerset Council has been given more than £20m by the Department for Work and Pensions to spend over three years, which struggling families can access through the Citizens Advice website.T...
Furniture poverty on the rise, charity says
Furniture poverty on the rise, charity says6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleEmma Glasbey,Yorkshire home and social affairs correspondentandSteve Jones,YorkshireEmma Glasbey/BBCEssential Services manager Lee Wright says demand is on the riseA North Yorkshire charity working to combat furniture poverty has said it has seen a "big increase" in demand for its services.Essential Needs, based in Harrogate, sells second-hand furniture and essential household items at affordable...
Indonesia’s Richest Man Sells Stakes as Ownership Rules Tighten
Indonesia’s richest man has begun selling small stakes in his listed companies as tighter ownership rules push firms to increase shares available to public investors.
Franklin Templeton's Gamba on Growing ETF Offerings
Franklin Templeton Co-President and Chief Commercial Officer Daniel Gamba says the asset manager has seen strong inflows into country-specific ETF products such as those in Korea. Speaking to ETF IQ Asia, he says he's looking to grow his firm's active and Asia ETF businesses. (Source: Bloomberg)
China Reminds Battery Makers to Resist Excessive Capacity Growth
China summoned the country’s leading battery makers for a second time in a little over three months, reinforcing a call to restrict capacity expansion and avoid the price wars that have damaged other renewable-energy industries in the past.
China Battery Storage Maker Sees Profit Boost from Iran Upheaval
A top Chinese battery storage manufacturer said it expects a sharp rise in first-quarter profit as overseas demand surges, a sign the country’s clean tech exporters stand to benefit from energy disruptions caused by the war in Iran.
Iran war will leave a long-term ‘scar’ on Wall Street, investors warn
Commodity prices and bond yields unlikely to return to pre-conflict levels quickly
Now would be a great time to send US ambassadors to the Middle East
At a time when many question American leadership, there’s an underrated value in simply showing up
Canada pushes to join UK-Italy-Japan advanced fighter jet project
Ottawa lobbying for GCAP admission as ‘observer’ in bid to distance itself from Trump’s US
Six lessons for investors on pricing disaster
Buy The Dip mantras ignore the fact that not all US market vulnerabilities have been accounted for
Global Rate Path Veers Higher in Wake of Another Trump Shock
Donald Trump’s second big shock to the world economy since he returned to the White House looks increasingly likely to force central banks into a new round of tightening.
Asian Stocks Rise Before Iran Talks | The Asia Trade 4/10/2026
"Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Lumentum CEO Says Products Sold Out Through 2027
Shares of Nvidia-backed optical component maker Lumentum have climbed 1,500% this year as enthusiasm about AI-related infrastructure grows. Speaking to Bloomberg, CEO Michael Hurlston says their products are now sold out through 2027, and that while manufacturing capacity is expanding, it hasn’t yet caught up with hyperscaler demand. (Source: Bloomberg)
China Allows State Oil Firms to Tap Their Reserves as War Drags
The Chinese government has given state refiners the green light to tap commercial reserves of oil, according to people familiar with the matter, as a six-week war in the Middle East creates a global energy crunch.
Market Still Biased Toward US Rate Cut: JPMorgan Asset Management
JPMorgan Asset Management's Julio Callegari says the market "is still biased" toward a US rate cut, however, most central banks in Asia are expected to hike rates. (Source: Bloomberg)
White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets
White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleOsmond ChiaBusiness reporterGetty ImagesWhite House staff were warned last month not to use insider information to place bets on predictions markets.The email, which was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, was sent to staff on 24 March, a day after US President Donald Trump announced a five-day pause on his threat to attack Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure.It referre...
Biggest Currency Clampdown in Decade Risks Backfiring for India
India’s boldest effort in a decade to support the rupee runs the risk of pushing away the global investors it’s spent years wooing.
S&P 500 posts longest winning streak since October on ceasefire optimism
Donald Trump warns Iran against charging fees for passage through Strait of Hormuz
China’s Money Market Signals Cash Glut, Weak Loan Demand
A rare dislocation in China’s money markets is pointing to a buildup of liquidity, which analysts say is a sign of slowing credit growth.
CATL Short Sellers at Risk of Squeeze on Earnings Surprise
An earnings beat by Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. next week may set the stage for a short squeeze, after a surge in the battery maker’s shares on bets tied to soaring energy prices.