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Fed Chair Nominee Warsh May Need Five Years to Really Shrink the Central Bank’s Balance Sheet
Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh wants to significantly shrink the US central bank’s $6.6 trillion balance sheet. He’ll probably need more than one term to do it, according to a top financial economist.
BlackRock’s Kapito Warns Investors Are Mispricing Iran War Risks
BlackRock Inc.’s President Rob Kapito said investors may be underestimating the risks stemming from the Iran war, which are likely to weigh on growth and drive inflation higher even if the conflict ends soon.
Google to label verified investment apps in India amid scam crackdown
Allow only brokers and intermediaries registered with SEBI to carry a verified badge
British suppliers to be prioritised for contracts in sectors vital to national security
Policy brought forward as Middle East war highlights fragility of global supply chainsBritish suppliers will be prioritised for public contracts in shipbuilding, steel, AI and energy infrastructure under new guidance marking them out as sectors vital to national security.Departments will also have t...
Iran war could boost China’s ‘petroyuan’ and weaken US dollar dominance, analysts say
The US-Israeli war in Iran could weaken the US dollar’s historic dominance in the oil-rich Middle East and bolster a “petroyuan” alternative backed by China’s currency, according to analysts at a leading European bank. Fallout from the nearly month-long conflict was testing the “foundations of the p...
Bond Boom in Indonesia Stymied by Oil-Driven Inflation Risks
Indonesia’s local credit market is coming under strain as the Iran war drives oil prices higher, stoking inflation risks, accelerating capital outflows and sharpening concern over the country’s creditworthiness.
Meta laying off hundreds of employees, source says
Meta was planning sweeping layoffs that could affect 20% or more of the company's workforce
Zimbabwe lithium export ban triggers crackdown, concerns
Harare: A month after banning raw lithium exports, Zimbabwe is tightening its regulations and ramping up its crackdown on mineral smuggling in a major shake-up that is winning local praise even as it stirs concerns. The February 26 ban covered exports of all raw minerals but focused on raw lithium,...
12 lakh Bengal voter claims rejected out of 32L vetted: EC official
Bengal's electoral rolls saw a significant reduction of approximately 12 lakh voters after judicial officers cleared just over half of the 60 lakh pending cases. This has led to widespread disenfranchisement in several rural pockets, with many long-term residents finding their names deleted despite...
AI regulators "don't actually know what they're regulating," economics professor explains
For years, governments have attempted to regulate new, emerging technologies on a global scale. Roland Fryer, a CBS News contributor and author of the Wall Street Journal op-ed "The Economics of Regulating AI," breaks it down.
IMF running scenarios on which nations may need aid due to Iran war, Bloomberg News reports
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is running scenarios on countries to gauge which economies could be in need of fresh financing if the Iran war drags on, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The IMF has asked country desks at the IMF to share t...
Ares Private Credit Fund Posts Steepest Monthly Loss on Record
A private credit fund managed by Ares Management Corp. posted its steepest monthly loss on record in February, providing further evidence of deteriorating performance in the $1.8 trillion private credit market.
Financial burden no excuse to deny fair dues for land buys: SC
The Supreme Court ruled that financial burden cannot deny fair compensation for land acquisition, upholding the principle that fiscal implications don't override landowners' entitlements. However, the court limited this liberal compensation regime to claims pending since March 28, 2008, preventing d...
LNG Buyers Hunt for Deals in US After Qatar Is Shut From Market
Asian and European buyers of liquefied natural gas are chasing the limited number of cargoes still available from US suppliers after the world’s largest LNG plant in Qatar was shut out of the market by the war in Iran.
Vanguard's Wrzesniewsky: Credit Holding on Pretty Well
Vanguard Head of Fixed Income Client Portfolio Management Matt Wrzesniewsky discusses bonds losing more than $2 trillion as the war in Iran continues to cause ripples through markets. He talks with Katie Greifeld and Romaine Bostick on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Have PNG access but not switched? Govt will stop LPG refills
Households with access to piped natural gas but still using LPG cylinders will face a supply cut in three months. This government move aims to reduce LPG imports, with exceptions for technically infeasible PNG connections. City gas firms will notify eligible consumers, while authorities must now gra...
US Postal Service to introduce 8% fuel surcharge on packages
Surcharge, spurred by oil price spikes due to the Iran war, is set to take effect on 26 April and run until January 2027The US Postal Service (USPS) plans to introduce its first-ever fuel surcharge on packages to offset rising energy costs, according to a statement.The surcharge, set at 8%, is expec...
Chevron threatening to leave California
Chevron said it is threatening to close its oil refineries in California due to overregulation, which the oil company said is contributing to price spikes amid the war in Iran. Due to California’s taxes, emissions rules and other regulations, which hit gas costs harder than in many other stat...
Have enough fuel stocks, don't believe rumours, says govt
Government and major oil companies have strongly refuted rumors of petrol and diesel shortages, urging the public to avoid panic buying. Officials confirmed ample fuel stocks nationwide and assured citizens that there are no impending price hikes.
BlackRock CEO predicting ‘global recession’ if oil hits $150
The CEO of BlackRock warned of a “global recession” if the price of oil hits $150 a barrel amid continuing U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.  In a Wednesday episode of BBC’s “Big Boss Interview” podcast, Larry Fink said it’s “too early” to know the long-term effects of this conflict.  “To me,...