Wall Street Bets Millions on War and Oscars Through New Data
Wall Street funds are using alternative data to trade around war risk and entertainment markets.
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Iranian Oil Supply Collapse Threatens China Independent Refiners
Iranian oil supply disruption is threatening China’s independent refiners.
Washington Threatens New Tariffs on India and EU Over Labor Rules
Washington launches a massive Section 301 probe into 60 nations over forced labor, threatening new summer tariffs for India, China, and the European Union.
India LPG Crisis Disrupts Tech Hubs and Urban Food Chains
India’s LPG crisis is disrupting households, restaurants, tech hubs and urban food chains.
Crude Oil at 100 Dollars Strains Asian Factories
Crude oil near 100 dollars is raising costs for Asian factories and exporters.
Iran Conflict Threatens to Deindustrialize German Manufacturing
German manufacturing faces renewed pressure as the Iran conflict raises energy and logistics costs.
Sensex Tumbles 900 Points in Friday Market Rout
The Sensex fell sharply as rising oil prices and rupee weakness hit Indian market sentiment.
Oil Markets Fracture Under Hormuz War Risk
Oil markets fractured as war risk pushed supply fears against demand concerns.
Churchill Banknote Debate Reopens Currency Identity Fight
Emma Soames backed removing Winston Churchill from the five-pound note, framing the change as routine currency rotation.
Washington Launches Trade Probes Against London, Brussels and Ottawa
Washington opened trade probes into the UK, EU and Canada, using national-security law after court rulings narrowed earlier tariff tactics.
Katayama Pledges Action Against Currency Volatility
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama warned that Japan could act against excessive currency volatility.
White House Authorizes Russian Oil Trade
The White House authorized a limited Russian oil trade waiver as Iran-driven energy disruption pushed crude prices and inflation fears higher.