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US and China remain divided on trade truce extension, Greer says

The looming deadline risks reigniting trade tensions, potentially disrupting global markets and supply chains, especially in tech and aerospace.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

Paramount settles state lawsuits, clearing path for Warner Bros. merger

The merger reshapes the media landscape, intensifying competition among major players and potentially altering content distribution dynamics.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

Bessent blames OpenAI management for Hugging Face hack

The breach underscores the urgent need for robust oversight and accountability in AI management to prevent systemic vulnerabilities and risks.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

Federal Reserve’s Goolsbee calls for improved economic projections and central bank independence

Enhancing Fed forecasts and maintaining independence are crucial to stabilizing inflation expectations and ensuring effective monetary policy.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

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Michael Saylor calls CLARITY Act rejection a “positive inflection point” for crypto

Sep. 21, 2026

Michael Saylor calls CLARITY Act rejection a “positive inflection point” for crypto

The rejection may spur flexible regulatory approaches, potentially fostering innovation and adaptation in the evolving crypto landscape.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Iranian airlines face global grounding risk as US sanctions wind-down expires September 23, 2026

Sep. 21, 2026

Iranian airlines face global grounding risk as US sanctions wind-down expires September 23, 2026

The expiration of US sanctions wind-down could isolate Iran, disrupt global aviation routes, and strain diaspora connections and financial systems.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Hong Kong Stock Exchange seeks to ease listing rules for corporate deals

Sep. 21, 2026

Hong Kong Stock Exchange seeks to ease listing rules for corporate deals

Easing listing rules may boost Hong Kong's appeal as a financial hub, fostering more dynamic corporate activities and market competitiveness.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Fed’s Goolsbee warns supply shocks could force painful inflation tradeoff

Sep. 21, 2026

Fed’s Goolsbee warns supply shocks could force painful inflation tradeoff

Persistent supply shocks complicate inflation control, risking job losses or prolonged inflation, challenging Fed's dual mandate balance.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Trump rejects calls for AI guardrails ahead of Xi meeting

Sep. 21, 2026

Trump rejects calls for AI guardrails ahead of Xi meeting

Trump's stance against AI regulation may hinder global safety efforts and complicate US-China tech negotiations, impacting industry dynamics.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Slide in oil prices drives rebound in government bonds

Sep. 21, 2026

Slide in oil prices drives rebound in government bonds

Oil price fluctuations significantly impact inflation expectations, influencing bond yields and shaping monetary policy and investment strategies.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Korea Investment Corp. seeks to offload over $1B in private equity stakes

Sep. 21, 2026

Korea Investment Corp. seeks to offload over $1B in private equity stakes

The sale could reshape private equity allocations globally, intensifying competition among secondary market buyers and influencing future fund strategies.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Federal Reserve’s hiking cycle raises concerns for AI financing as sector carries $320 billion in debt

Sep. 21, 2026

Federal Reserve’s hiking cycle raises concerns for AI financing as sector carries $320 billion in debt

Rising interest rates could trigger a financial strain across the AI sector, potentially disrupting broader tech and credit markets.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Jersey faces economic crossroads as it diversifies into crypto assets

Sep. 21, 2026

Jersey faces economic crossroads as it diversifies into crypto assets

Jersey's crypto pivot could redefine its economic landscape, balancing innovation with social challenges and setting a precedent for offshore hubs.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Federal Reserve and Bank of England ramp up scrutiny of bank-trading firm ties after Jane Street’s $15B loss

Sep. 21, 2026

Federal Reserve and Bank of England ramp up scrutiny of bank-trading firm ties after Jane Street’s $15B loss

Increased regulatory scrutiny may lead to tighter controls on banks' exposure to trading firms, impacting financial stability and market dynamics.

By EDITORIAL TEAM