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Hormuz shutdown goes against the grain
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Hormuz shutdown goes against the grain
Traders in the futures market shifted the probability of a rate increase by the end of 2026 to 52% on Friday morning.
Bonds issued by various European countries continued to sell off on Friday, deepening a rout that has been mostly continuous since the U.S.-Iran war began.
The Swiss pharma giant is betting on a next-generation allergy treatment that may prove to work faster and better than anything currently on the market.
Funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed in February, leading to chaos at aiports.
DBi's Andrew Beer suggests the market's crystal ball is broken.
Andrew Puzder sat down for an interview with CNBC's Ian King.
India takes a huge tax revenue hit as it cuts fuel excise duties to shield consumers from soaring oil prices caused by the Iran war.
Zelenskyy met Gulf leaders to seek support for Kyiv as the U.S. reportedly weigh diverting military resources to the Middle East.
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Foreign investors are pulling out a record $12 billion from Indian equities as the Iran conflict drives up energy costs and raises doubts on economic growth.
The Middle East war has introduced a new layer of uncertainty for Asia-focused private equity managers already navigating a multiyear fundraising slump.