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Japan’s trade minister said the country will sell oil from its reserves to domestic refiners as a general rule, signaling that the government isn’t currently planning to channel national supplies directly to other Asian nations seeking assistance.
Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, David Ingles and Annabelle Droulers give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)
The economic toll of the Iran war is hitting home in Europe, where more muted growth and faster inflation risk deepening industrial, fiscal and political pressures across the region.
The economic toll of the Iran war is hitting home in Europe, where more muted growth and faster inflation risk deepening industrial, fiscal and political pressures across the region.
Oil may hit a record $200 a barrel if the Iran war drags on till June, with the Strait of Hormuz staying shut, Macquarie Group Ltd. said.
Oil may hit a record $200 a barrel if the Iran war drags on till June, with the Strait of Hormuz staying shut, Macquarie Group Ltd. said.
Oil may hit a record $200 a barrel if the Iran war drags on till June, with the Strait of Hormuz staying shut, Macquarie Group Ltd. said.
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
Sunni and Shia Muslim clerics at a rally organised by Lebanese political parties supporting the Hezbollah movement outside the Iranian embassy in Beirut on March 26. Photographer: ANWAR AMRO/AFP
A mix of economic and bureaucratic factors mean that home construction in the UK capital has largely stalled out.
Oil prices fell after Donald Trump said Iran had allowed 10 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
Franklin Templeton's Rich Nuzum says the markets are "underestimating the impact" of the inflationary effects of the Middle East conflict. (Source: Bloomberg)
Wall Street banks may finally be getting a long-awaited opening to claw back market share from private credit lenders.
Andrew Fung, CFO at Henderson Land, says the developer is taking a “more careful approach” to maintain liquidity amid current market conditions. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)
Bonnie Brennan, Global CEO at Christie’s, discusses appetite from collectors and investors as the auction house launches its 20th/21st Century Spring Auctions this year. She speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)
Brian Roberts, Head of Equities Product Development at Hong Kong bourse operator HKEX, discusses the ETF product pipeline on "Bloomberg: ETF IQ Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)
Soaring energy prices are expected to impact China's economy less than most other countries, due to its massive oil reserves and alternative energy sources.
Japan’s aluminum buyers agreed to pay the highest premium in 11 years after the Iran war disrupted supplies, a cost that’s likely to stoke inflationary pressures at the factories which use the metal.
Indonesian stocks recorded their biggest foreign outflow in more than two decades, likely driven by block trades in palm oil maker PT FAP Agri, amid heightened scrutiny on ownership in the wake of MSCI Inc.’s investability concerns.
Singapore is planning to expand its gold-storage capacity to become a custodian of bullion held by foreign central banks, part of a broader push by the city-state to compete with Hong Kong as a regional hub for the precious metal.
