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AI debt trouble could help Fed’s Warsh get his way with fewer rate hikes

AI financing has been harder and more expensive to come by as the capital-spending boom comes under more scrutiny.

Indian court orders documentary on Modi, tycoon Adani removed

A court in India has ordered the ⁠takedown of an online documentary posted by Hotmail co-founder Sabeer Bhatia accusing ...

Capstone to invest $3B in Chile to double copper production

Santo Domingo and Mantoverde expansions anchor a major Atacama investment plan, with thousands of construction jobs expe...

Anthropic’s record $2tn IPO could bring global risks to a head

Anthropic, developer of AI chatbot Claude, has filed its prospectus and is expected to go public on Wall Street in Novem...

Russian stock market accelerates on news reports

The MOEX Russia Index gained 1.11% to 2,519.12 points

Trade turnover between Russia, South Africa above $1 bln per year

Alexander Kozlov noted that South Africa is among Russia's top six trading partners in Africa

Sudan: Prime Minister Issues Decision Exempting Industrial Production Inputs From Customs Duties and Taxes

[SNA] KHARTOUM -- Prime Minister Professor Kamil Idris on Monday issued a decision exempting industrial production input...

HSBC says ‘no pressure’ to move HQ out of UK despite prospect of higher bank taxes

As John Healey’s budget decision looms, lender reports 32% rise in profitsBusiness live – latest updatesA top executive ...

Anthropic files for mammoth IPO as revenues and losses mount

US artificial intelligence giant Anthropic files public regulatory paperwork as it gets set to launch on the stock marke...

Bond Market Gives Initial Nod to Serbia’s Untested Ballot Winner

Fixed-income investors are giving the benefit of the doubt to an opaque protest force which won power in Serbia on a ple...

Britain will not join Canada-led defense bank initiative

Britain will not join the Canada-led Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, in a setback to efforts to create the world'...

BRICS parliaments call for unilateral sanctions to be lifted

The document reiterates that such measures have wide-ranging adverse effects on human rights, including the right to dev...

Congo Gold Finances IS-Backed Rebels Through Uganda, Sentry Says

The Islamic State-backed Allied Democratic Forces is financing itself through gold mined in eastern Democratic Republic ...

AI chip boom tripled South Korea's economic growth in the third quarter

South Korea's economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter. However, analysts warned that its heavy reliance o...

Russian non-resource non-energy exports up 7.3% in 8M 2026

Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov added that industrial products account for $80 bln

China Is Building Its Way Around Europe’s EV Tariffs

Beijing’s evolving industrial playbook is taking shape in Morocco.

Trade between Russia, CIS countries above $110 bln — Russian Ambassador

Russian Ambassador to Tajikistan Semyon Grigoryev highlighted that up to 90% of settlements are carried out in national ...

Morocco Tops South Africa in RMB Continental Investment Ranking

Morocco overtook South Africa to become the continent’s fourth-most attractive investment destination as years of indust...

DTEC granted permit to ship raw rare earths from Malaysia to US for research, CEO says

The permit allows it to export up to 700 metric tons of rare-earth carbonate from Perak.

Naver seals $9b Brookfield deal to finance AI factory

Naver has finalized a deal with US-based global asset manager Brookfield to secure up to $9 billion in artificial intell...

ESMA Chair on EU Market Volatility, Supervision

The European Securities and Markets Authority is closely monitoring market activity amid volatility in sovereign bond ma...

Russia offered help to Gulf states in restoring refineries — minister

The Russian industry has already sufficiently developed its oil and gas equipment competencies to become an alternative ...

European Stocks Pulled Lower by Banks as HSBC Results Disappoint

European stocks fell for a third day in four as disappointing earnings from benchmark heavyweight HSBC Holdings Plc drag...

US lifts sanctions on Chinese animation studios linked to North Korean schemes

The U.S. Treasury Department has removed two Chinese animation businesses and a Chinese national from its North Korean s...

EU Inc: Why the Commission's perfect startup plan might be falling apart

EU Inc, the Commission’s promise to strengthen the EU’s startup market and keep startups from moving abroad, is facing r...

AFC, Munich Re to Share $1 Billion Trade Finance Risk

Africa Finance Corporation says it's agreed to share 1 billion dollars worth of risk on African trade finance with Munic...

Anthropic Mega IPO Filing Renews AI Trade Optimism

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for you...

European natural gas prices soar: What it means for your winter bills

Gas prices have tripled in 2026 and EU storage is at a record low. Analysts explain what it means for winter bills and h...

Opinion: UK bond investors want spending cuts. John Healey’s first Budget may disappoint

John Healey delivers his first U.K. Budget with less fiscal room, higher spending pressures and bond investors pushing f...

Dangote Refinery IPO Set for Record on African, Global Demand

Africa’s biggest initial public offering has already secured enough commitments from Nigerian and retail investors to me...

Japan to keep stakes in Sakhalin projects — government

According to the report, Japan received 8.6% of its total liquefied natural gas imports from the Sakhalin 2 project

HSBC Earnings: Profit Jump and $1 Billion Buyback Fall Short of Investors Hopes

Plus: gilts, bunds and OATs

HSBC Reports Profit Miss, Announces Buyback (Video)

The 'stablecoin sandwich': Why speeding up payments isn't so simple, according to Mastercard

Stablecoins could enable faster payments, but slow conversions in supporting infrastructure could limit benefits, accord...

French Banks to Face Investor Scrutiny Over Risks from Turmoil

French lenders will face heightened scrutiny over turmoil in the country when they present third-quarter earnings this w...

Seoul shares surge 3% on renewed AI optimism, easing oil prices

Seoul shares closed higher Tuesday, led by gains in technology shares, as renewed optimism over artificial intelligence ...

A French accident waiting to happen

France may be the first major test, but other heavily indebted European countries could face similar pressures.

Indonesia 10-Year Yield at Four-Year High on MSCI Risk, Oil

Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to a four-year high and the rupiah fell toward a record low as elevate...

South Korea’s GDP growth beats forecasts amid AI boom

Asia's fourth-largest economy grows 3.4 percent year-on-year amid strong semiconductor demand.

Russian stock indices up as trading on Moscow Exchange opens

The yuan-to-ruble exchange rate rose by 5.2 kopecks from the previous session's close, reaching 12.138 rubles