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Stocks dip, dollar edges up after US inflation; focus squarely on oil
Global shares declined and the dollar advanced after January U.S. inflation data; oil prices and geopolitical risks drew investor attention.
Iran’s new supreme leader ‘lightly injured’ but still active, Iranian official tells Reuters
Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was lightly injured but remains active, according to an Iranian official.
India arranging crude, LNG supplies from alternative sources, oil ministry official says
India is securing crude and LNG supplies from alternative sources with two LNG cargoes en route.
India says ready for ‘unprecedented demand for coal’ with adequate stock for 88 days
India has coal stocks adequate for 88 days, ready for any unprecedented demand.
Bundesbank will ditch landmark HQ due to rising renovation costs
Germany's Bundesbank will abandon its 1970s Frankfurt headquarters due to renovation cost increases.
Bank of England open to revising stablecoin rules, Breeden says
Bank of England open to other approaches for regulating systemic stablecoins but notes poor industry engagement.
Israel sees no certainty Iran’s government will fall despite war
Israeli officials see no certainty the war will topple Iran’s government.
India stocks, rupee, swaps, call at close
India’s benchmark BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 closed lower amid Middle East war concerns. The rupee also weakened due…
Janus Henderson says Victory’s proposal not superior to Trian, General Catalyst deal
Janus Henderson's board found Victory Capital's buyout offer not superior to the Trian-General Catalyst agreement.
Foreign Hacker Compromised Epstein Files Held By FBI: Reuters
A foreign hacker accessed Epstein files after an FBI server was left vulnerable.
Ukrainian trainers will help German army get ready to defend against Russia by 2029, chief says
Ukrainian military trainers will support Germany in preparing its army to defend NATO by 2029, says German army chief.
Exclusive: Shell, TotalEnergies and others declare FM to their clients who take LNG from Qatar
Shell, TotalEnergies and others have declared force majeure to customers taking LNG from Qatar through them.
India to fast-track Chinese investments in more sectors, says official
India to permit Chinese investments in more sectors via fast-track approvals, says official
India GAIL buys Oman LNG cargo, sources say
Indian gas firm GAIL has purchased a liquefied natural gas cargo from Oman. This move is part of India’s effort…
Indian fintech firm Cred gets payment aggregator nod from central bank
Indian fintech firm Cred approved as payment aggregator by the central bank.
Market volatility can amplify shocks to euro zone economy, ECB’s VP warns
ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos says market volatility can increase shocks to euro zone economy.
Italy’s MPS, Mediobanca approve merger plans after boardroom crisis
Italian banks MPS and Mediobanca approved merger plans following boardroom tensions and a CEO vote.
They Don’t Want Their Company’s Surveillance Tool Used by ICE
Thomson Reuters employees in Minnesota oppose the use of the firm's investigative tool by ICE.
Private equity firm CVC posts annual profit slightly above expectations
CVC Capital Partners reported an annual profit that slightly exceeded expectations.
Exclusive: ECB will react if Iran war pushes up inflation, Nagel says
European Central Bank will act swiftly if Iran war raises euro zone inflation, according to policymaker Joachim Nagel.
Rupee’s recovery faces oil, equity outflow test; mixed Iran signals cloud outlook
Indian rupee’s recovery faces pressures from volatile oil prices and equity outflows amid unclear Iran conflict signals.
Indian shares set to open little changed as oil pulls back briefly
Indian shares expected to open steady amid oil price fluctuations and geopolitical uncertainties.
US Navy tells shipping industry Hormuz escorts not possible for now
The US Navy has declined repeated shipping industry requests for escorts through the Strait of Hormuz due to high attack…
U.S. Navy has not yet escorted ships through Strait of Hormuz, White House says
The White House stated the U.S. military has not escorted commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.
