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India could order more homegrown reactors amid nuclear push

INDIA

India could order more homegrown reactors amid nuclear push

The government is considering seeking bids to build as many as 10 pressurized heavy water reactors with a capacity of 700 megawatts each — a third such bulk order

India and Canada to anchor trade in energy, critical minerals

INDIA

India and Canada to anchor trade in energy, critical minerals

Canadian officials are liaising with international partners to create new frameworks for critical minerals trade, including to facilitate off-take agreements and strategic stockpiling

S&P 500 rises above historic 7,000 with Fed, Big Tech earnings ahead

WORLD

S&P 500 rises above historic 7,000 with Fed, Big Tech earnings ahead

The S&P 500 Index rose 0.2% as of 9:48 a.m. in New York, with the benchmark surpassing the 7,000-point milestone for the first time

Top importer explains why India is avoiding purchase of liquefied natural gas

BUSINESS

Top importer explains why India is avoiding purchase of liquefied natural gas

India is potentially a massive market for LNG, but buyers there are price-sensitive and will opt for alternatives like coal or diesel if gas isn’t cheap enough

S&P 500 on brink of 7,000 in tech-powered rally

MARKETS

S&P 500 on brink of 7,000 in tech-powered rally

The upbeat mood in equity markets comes ahead of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision, with investors expecting interest rates to remain on hold

Rajasthan Royals gets $1.3 billion offer in test for IPL valuations

IPL

Rajasthan Royals gets $1.3 billion offer in test for IPL valuations

The sale of the Rajasthan Royals is being viewed as a crucial indicator of investor appetite for elite cricket assets

ASML plans to cut 1,700 jobs after feedback that it's too complex

BUSINESS

ASML plans to cut 1,700 jobs after feedback that it's too complex

The reductions, amounting to about 4% of staff, will largely affect managerial positions in ASML’s IT and tech departments, CEO said.

Asian currencies gain as dollar weakens before Fed

BUSINESS

Asian currencies gain as dollar weakens before Fed

The Malaysian ringgit, Thai baht and the South Korean won all appreciated in early Asian trading after the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index slid to its lowest since February 2022 during the US session.

Are Uber drivers employees or contractors? Check what this Dutch court said

BUSINESS

Are Uber drivers employees or contractors? Check what this Dutch court said

The individual circumstances of Uber drivers differ too much to determine whether they should all be classed as employees

S&P 500 closes in on record as dollar rout deepens

WORLD

S&P 500 closes in on record as dollar rout deepens

Not even a slide in consumer confidence prevented a fifth day of gains for the S&P 500, which approached 7,000

EU deploys first satellite service in bid to limit US dependence

WORLD

EU deploys first satellite service in bid to limit US dependence

The IRIS2 network will eventually have 290 satellites in multiple orbits.

Dollar sinks to lowest level in four years as US risks grow

BUSINESS

Dollar sinks to lowest level in four years as US risks grow

Friday’s rate-checking of the dollar-yen rate by Fed officials “drove down the US dollar further,” George Catrambone, head of fixed income at DWS Americas, told Bloomberg Radio

Canada, India pledge to grow oil, petroleum trade in energy reset

WORLD

Canada, India pledge to grow oil, petroleum trade in energy reset

Canada and India are set to revive energy ties, pledging expanded oil and gas trade and renewed cooperation as Ottawa resets relations with New Delhi and looks to diversify exports beyond the US.

Aussie dollar rises toward 3-year high on yield appeal

WORLD

Aussie dollar rises toward 3-year high on yield appeal

Gold extends gains above $5,000 as debasement trade gathers pace

BUSINESS

Gold extends gains above $5,000 as debasement trade gathers pace

Gold’s dramatic rally – the metal has more than doubled over the last two years – drives home bullion’s historic role as a gauge of fear in markets.

Japan's Sanae Takaichi faces balancing act on Yen ahead of election

WORLD

Japan's Sanae Takaichi faces balancing act on Yen ahead of election

Official campaigning for the election started Tuesday as Takaichi seeks to solidify her majority in the lower house of parliament. Polls conducted over the weekend showed her approval ratings remained high, despite a slight dip across the board.

Asian stocks dip on Korea tariffs, Yen holds gains

BUSINESS

Asian stocks dip on Korea tariffs, Yen holds gains

The Kospi Index, one of the world’s best-performing benchmarks this year, fell 0.9%, while the South Korean won weakened after four days of gains.

Fed to hold rates as political storm intensifies around Jerome Powell

WORLD

Fed to hold rates as political storm intensifies around Jerome Powell

Jerome Powell’s post-meeting press conference will be his first public encounter with reporters since he was served grand jury subpoenas related to a Department of Justice investigation

Russia’s first domestically built ice-class tanker nears sanctioned Arctic plant

BUSINESS

Russia’s first domestically built ice-class tanker nears sanctioned Arctic plant

Designed to be Russia’s largest liquefied natural gas plant, Arctic LNG 2 is central to the country’s ambition to triple annual LNG output to 100 million tons and capture a 20% share of the global market

AI job cuts are landing hardest in Britain, Morgan Stanley says

BUSINESS

AI job cuts are landing hardest in Britain, Morgan Stanley says

The report surveyed firms that have been using AI for at least a year, in five industries exposed to the technology — consumer staples and retail, real estate, transport, health-care equipment and automobiles

Blackstone eyes more hiring in Asia to tap private market demand

BUSINESS

Blackstone eyes more hiring in Asia to tap private market demand

Investment managers are increasingly eager to capture money flows from high net-worth individuals, in large part because these investors still have negligible exposure to private equity and private credit.

US natural gas hits $6 for first time since 2022 on Arctic blast

WORLD

US natural gas hits $6 for first time since 2022 on Arctic blast

The big freeze has strained electricity grids and crippled transport links, grounding thousands of flights

Mining stocks in Asia gain as hard-asset trade gathers pace

BUSINESS

Mining stocks in Asia gain as hard-asset trade gathers pace

A group of materials producers led gains Monday on MSCI Inc.’s broadest index of Asia Pacific equities.

Samsung nears Nvidia’s approval for key HBM4 AI memory chips

BUSINESS

Samsung nears Nvidia’s approval for key HBM4 AI memory chips

Nvidia uses vast quantities of high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, to enable its AI accelerators

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