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Minutes Show Fed Officials See Differing Risks From Iran War
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee’s March 17-18 meeting show most Fed officials worried the war could hurt the labor market and warrant lower interest rates. At the same time, many policymakers highlighted the risk to inflation that might ultimately warrant rate increases. Mike McKee reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
US and Iran Agree to Hold Talks Even as Hormuz Stays Blocked
Retired General Frank McKenzie join Balance of Power stating the US will be able to claim a significant victory in the war with Iran if all the conditions outlined by the US are met, though Tehran will try draw out negotiations and change the terms. The US and Iran said they are prepared to hold talks to end the war in the Middle East during a proposed two-week pause in hostilities, even as Israeli strikes on Lebanon threatened to derail the fragile truce. Further adding uncertainty, sporadic f...
Fed officials sparred over response to energy surge caused by Iran war
Minutes of March meeting show policymakers debated whether to focus on inflation or jobs market risks
France to Keep 5% 2026 Deficit Goal for Now, Budget Chief Says
France’s budget minister said it’s too soon to set a more ambitious deficit reduction target despite a sharper-than-expected narrowing of the gap last year.
Fed Minutes Show Officials See Dual-Sided Risks From Iran War
Federal Reserve officials wrestled with starkly differing scenarios for the US economy following the outbreak of the Iran war, including one that called for interest-rate cuts and another that would require raising rates.
Oil Drops After Iran Ceasefire | Open Interest 4/8/2026
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Global markets rally as the US and Iran strike a fragile ceasefire, sending oil tumbling and shaking up Corporate America. Delta climbs, Exxon slips, and the Strait of Hormuz reopens under Iran’s watch. Former State Department official Jennifer Gavito on rising geopolitical risks, JP Morgan’s Darren Novak on the activist investing surge, Hyundai CEO José Muñoz on a $26 billion US manufacturing p...
Short Sellers Squeezed Hard as Avis Budget Shares Rocket 150%
A highly shorted stock. A shrinking pool of shares available to trade. A price that keeps climbing.
Russia Ramps Up Spending Ahead of Windfall From Middle East War
Russia stepped up spending in March in anticipation of a surge in revenue from the jump in oil prices caused by the war in the Middle East.
Swatch Urges Shareholders To Reject Activist Investor’s Board Bid
Swiss multi-brand Swatch Group has no time for a U.S. activist investor but amid a turbulent backdrop the outcome of its next AGM is not guaranteed to go like clockwork.
Paraguay Names Lovera as Finance Chief to Bolster ‘Agile State’
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña tapped economist Oscar Lovera as finance minister, a week after his long-serving predecessor resigned over a contentious civil-servant pension reform.
Oil Prices in the North Sea Soar, Showing Supply Is Tight Despite Iran Ceasefire
Traders are bidding heavily for oil in the North Sea, a sign that supply remains tight despite a plunge in futures prices after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire.
Harlequins sign England's Furbank from Northampton
Harlequins sign England's Furbank from NorthamptonImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, George Furbank has 14 caps for England and has spent a decade at Northampton Saints where he is captainByMatthew CresswellBBC Sport EnglandPublished17 minutes ago1 CommentsHarlequins have signed England full-back George Furbank from fellow Prem side Northampton Saints.The 29-year-old will move to the Twickenham Stoop at the end of the season in a significant coup for Quins who currently sit second-bot...
Gas tumbles as Qatar prepares to restart production
Gas tumbles as Qatar prepares to restart production
New Orleans’ Credit Rating Slashed by S&P on Financial Troubles
S&P Global Ratings dropped its credit rating on New Orleans by one notch, as the city confronts one of the worst financial crises in its modern history.
Venezuela Boosts Dollar Sales to Stem Bolívar Slide Post-Maduro
Venezuela is ramping up dollar sales to the private sector as authorities try to contain a slide in the bolivar that risks reigniting hyperinflation, according to people familiar with the matter.
Delta CEO braces flyers for higher fares amid surge in oil prices tied to Iran war
Airline projected a $2bn increase in fuel costs this quarter amid volatility in oil markets sparked by the warThe CEO of Delta Air Lines, Ed Bastian, braced customers for higher fares following the surge in oil prices sparked by the US-Israel war on Iran, amid strong demand from passengers.Though rising oil prices have cost the company an extra $330m in fuel expenses, and it projected a $2bn increase in fuel costs in the current quarter, Delta forecast that revenue would grow 10% as flyers conti...
Moroccan-Born Trader Hamza Lemssouguer Builds $20 Billion Hedge Fund in London
Casablanca – In 2020, Hamza Lemssouguer had the kind of offer most traders spend a lifetime chasing. Ken Griffin wanted him to run several billion dollars inside Citadel. He said no. Six years later, that decision has turned into one of the sharpest rise stories in London finance. According to a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report published this week, the Moroccan-born trader now oversees $20 billion at Arini Capital, the credit hedge fund he launched in 2022 with $1.3 billion. The paper describes...
Blue Collar Work Has Plateaued, Narrowing Options for Young Workers
Skilled electricians, plumbers and factory workers are in demand, but job openings have dropped.
Timeline: Investigating the Long Island serial killings
48 Hours Long Island serial killings: A timeline of the investigation .chip { background-image: url('/fly/bundles/cbsnewscore/images/chip-bgd/chip-bgd-48-hours.jpg'); } By Morgan Canty, Shaheen Tokhi Updated on: April 8, 2026 / 11:43 AM EDT / CBS News Add CBS News on Google What began as a search for one missing woman led to multiple bodies and the capture of a man police say is a serial killer. May 1, 2010: Shannan Gilbert disappearsShannan Gilbert, 23, was working as an escort. In the ear...
Al Filahi Cash Partners with Moroccan Pharmacists to Boost Digital Payments
Agadir – Al Filahi Cash, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole du Maroc, has signed a partnership agreement with the Confederation of Pharmacists’ Unions of Morocco (CSPM), aiming to modernize payment systems across the country. “Proud to announce the signing of a strategic partnership with the Confederation of Pharmacists’ Unions of Morocco (CSPM) to deploy TPEs adapted to pharmacies,” announced the general director manager El Ansari Fahd. The agreement focuses on equipping pharmac...