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Weak Monsoon Drives India September Power Gap to Decade High
Health Insurers Ditch Medicare Advantage Plans to Boost Profit
UAE AI company AIQ enters India with million-camera deal
Iran Loaded No Oil Onto Tankers Last Month as US Blockade Bites
US Consumers Shrug Off Inflation and Weak Income Gains to Keep on Spending
Who should pay for the LA wildfires?
An AI sovereign wealth fund isn’t progressive — it’s techno-imperialism
Morning Bid: Bond bruise won’t heal
McCormick beats quarterly sales estimates on steady demand
Exclusive-Broadcom to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion to lease its chips, filing says
G20 trade ministers meet in Milwaukee
As Debt Costs Surge, the Czechs Ditch Austerity to Spend Big
US Stocks Rise as AI Strength Weathers Bond Swings: Markets Wrap
Prepare to Buy Tech Dips in Fourth Quarter, Evercore’s Emanuel Says
Copper Retreats as Oil Rally, Stronger Dollar Weigh on Metals
HSBC Reports Shift of European Equity Funds from France to the UK
Zcash Faces Uncertainty as Price Tests Key Trendline Amid Global Developments
European Commission Engages in High-Level Talks with U.S. on Energy Reserves
U.S. automakers to lose market share to Asian rivals amid fuel price surge - Cox
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India considers cutting import duties on pulses to cool prices, sources say
France unveils 2027 budget with plan to cut deficit
Boehringer, Zealand Obesity Drug’s Weight Loss Disappoints
US Job Cuts Decline in September Amid Weak Hiring Trends
FirstFT: A ‘vicious loop’ of selling grips government bond market
EU Engages Member States Regarding Emergency Diesel Stocks
US Soccer Fans Surge After World Cup, Surpassing NHL
Why is Constellation Energy stock rallying 4% today?
Resilient Economy Keeps Pushing Bond Yields Higher
Why Are Bond Yields Higher Globally? Investors React to Inflation, Fiscal Risks
Submit a question: What does the bond sell off mean for the global economy?
Broadcom to Provide Up to $42 Billion Loan to Anthropic for Infrastructure Leasing
Why is Liquidia stock down 5% today?
UK manufacturing growth edges up as input and selling prices rise
Analysis-Volatility control funds near record equity exposure, raising selloff risk
Major development banks launch new guidelines to capture, and boost, cash mobilisation
Well-Off Buyers Prop Up Auto Sales as Monthly Payments Hit $821
European Stocks Drop as Bond Yields Spook Investors; Banks Lag
Fintech Unicorn MNT Halan Plans Egypt Listing as Market Rallies
U.S. Administration Leverages China's Dependence on Aviation Suppliers in Trade Talks
Europe stocks extend sell-off into Q4 as French budget unveil and inflation weigh
Leading Democrat asks AI firms for data on any Chinese access to sensitive code
NIO (NIO) Stock Climbs Following Impressive September Delivery Figures
AWS to Increase GPU Prices Amid Sustained AI Demand
Filtronic (FLTCF) Stock Surges 14% on $68M SpaceX Contract – Should You Invest?
Citi sees frontier AI models widening lead over open-weight rivals
Jefferies cuts AI sector view as price war intensifies, US-China gap widens
Nike (NKE) Stock Faces Critical Test as Fiscal Q1 Earnings Loom
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Tumbles After New Mexico Flooding Threatens $18B AI Data Center
Slowest UK Population Growth Since 1998 After Immigration Plunges
Trump Calls for Powell to Resign From Fed Board
We have forgotten what budgets are for
Flydubai scare revives Israel’s hijacking trauma
Wachtell hires former Manhattan US attorney to strengthen litigation ranks
Netflix (NFLX) Stock Declines Following Co-CEO’s Growth Admission
Goldman Sachs Updates Top U.S. Stock Picks
Crude Oil Prices Rise Amid US-Iran Negotiation Stalemate
Syrian Officials and Hezbollah Hold First Meeting in Turkey
Saudi economy forecast to shrink and deficit to widen
Is Alberta Leaving Canada? Carney Confronts Breakup Push as Concerns Deepen
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Why Domino’s New CEO Says an Insider Is a Better Innovator
Greece Forecasts Its Economy to Grow Faster Than 2% Next Year
Gold Holds Steady as Traders Weigh Higher Bond Yields, Oil
Starbucks opens first cafés in China’s Xinjiang
EU Considers Emergency Diesel Stock Release Amid U.S. Request
KB Securities sees solar demand outlook improving
European equity outperformance fades as higher oil prices cap gains: Barclays
Four US Energy Firms Poised to Profit From South Korea’s Massive $200B Investment
Trump threat to ‘blow up’ Iran fails to drive up oil prices
US president Donald Trump has again threatened to “blow up” Iran as Tehran considered Washington’s response to its conditional peace plan on Wednesday.
Last week Iran submitted a seven-day conditional proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to Washington via Qatar at the UN General Assembly.
The US-Iran war entered its seventh month this week as Washington withdrew all US troops from neighbouring Iraq following the 2003 invasion.
Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said the US proposal had been presented to President Masoud Pezeshkian, the state-run IRNA news agency reported.
No further details were shared.
Trump nevertheless reiterated his threat to “blow up” Iran if a peace deal was not reached.
“Time is coming … it’s going to end very soon,” he said in a social media post.
Trump said this week that he has not offered Iran sanctions relief or the release of frozen funds.
Qatar has been mediating between Washington and Tehran to end the conflict and reopen the strait.
Further reading:
- Saudi Arabia is planning Oman pipeline, says Total CEO
- Saudi oil exports hit wartime high after pipeline flows resume
- How Gulf oil is being shuttled through Hormuz
Despite the rhetoric, Brent crude futures fell 0.4 percent to $97.67 a barrel at 03:00 GMT, while WTI fell 0.5 percent to $89.95 a barrel.
Brent rose about 14 percent in September, its biggest monthly gain since July, while WTI rose about 5 percent.
More than 1 billion barrels of oil have passed through the strait in recent months, the US Central Command said on social media.
Saudi Arabia’s crude exports have reached their highest level since the Iran war, following the reopening of the East-West pipeline.
Most Gulf equity markets ended Wednesday lower. Dubai’s stock index fell 0.5 percent, while Abu Dhabi’s closed 0.6 percent down. Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index fell 0.1 percent. Qatar, Oman and Kuwait also closed lower, while Bahrain edged up.
Source: AGBI