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BoE’s Greene warns waiting for second-round inflation effects would be too late Goldman sees Europe reserve release cutting diesel by $11 but shrugs off Russian supply Australian business confidence slides to -13 as oil shock and rate hikes bite, NAB says Just 32 countries now drive 95% of global growth as AI widens the gap, IMF warns Kospi plunges more than 6% below 6,000 as chip selloff and oil…
Anaptysbio director Renton Hollings sells $249,371 of shares
IMF cites AI slowdown, spiking yields as looming global market risks
Nasdaq futures slide amid chip selloff; Q3 earnings, inflation data loom
TSMC, ASML earnings on tap: Bull and bear cases for tech outlined
Why is SoftBank Group stock tumbling today?
South Korea’s Lee says country cannot avoid raising interest rates
Asia stocks slide as China chip threat hits Samsung, SK Hynix; oil retreats
Krait Critical Minerals closes private placement for $1.73m
Oil is the main pressure point: volatility tied to Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the broader Iran conflict is lifting costs and denting sentiment, so any further energy spike would likely push confidence lower still. The survey highlights the RBA’s dilemma, with businesses souring under higher funding costs even as the central bank, according to minutes released today, worries about domestic…
Samsung, SK Hynix shares plunge on China competition fears
Authorities said the restrictions are aimed at unregistered exchanges and have acknowledged that customers could have difficulty withdrawing assets.
Nvidia’s China AI-chip share falls as Huawei closes gap, report finds
Tencent sells dollar, dim sum bonds amid AI spending spree
Why is Samsung Electronics stock plunging today?
Why is SK Hynix stock plunging today?
Citigroup up 13% ahead of big bank earnings, pivotal CPI data
IMF cuts Latin America, Caribbean growth forecasts on energy shock, little AI boost
IMF says AI investment propping up global growth, but war and debt threaten outlook
Oil is the pivot of the whole outlook: the IMF’s base case assumes the Strait of Hormuz reopens in March 2027, so any slippage in that timeline or escalation toward its $130 scenario would hit growth and lift inflation, keeping central banks on a hawkish path. The higher oil price assumptions, at $96 a barrel this year and $87 next, effectively validate a prolonged risk premium in crude.…
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