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HSBC Holdings Plc and Lloyds Banking Group Plc have together led about £600 million ($781 million) of debt financing to support the acquisition of UK-based safety systems firm Kee Safety.

There’s virtually nowhere to hide for many US technology companies under President Donald Trump’s new tariff regime, the harshest in a century.

Ukraine’s European allies and Canada urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to respond immediately to a US proposal for a partial ceasefire that Kyiv has accepted without conditions.

European stocks dropped again, putting them on course for the worst weekly decline in three years, on fears that economic growth will be hit by President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

UK building firms shed jobs at the fastest pace since the height of the pandemic as rising costs and sluggish order books tightened their grip on the sector, a closely watched survey found.

Czech central bankers saw rising tariffs in global trade as an additional inflation risk, boosting the case for a “wait-and-see” policy approach, according to minutes from the March 26 rate meeting.

India is looking to soothe frayed nerves of its exporters while simultaneously speeding up trade talks with the US, in an attempt to minimize the impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs on Asia’s third-largest economy.

The race for South Korea’s next president has kicked off after the Constitutional Court upheld Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment, permanently removing him from office. A handful of candidates will jostle for the country’s highest position ahead of an election, which must be held by June 3.

On Wednesday, President Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs against almost every country in the world. The size and scope was far beyond what anyone was anticipating, causing markets to subsequently plunge. But what’s next? Could it work out for the US? Will we see a spike in inflation? Will the global trading system continue to operate? On this episode, we speak with Tom Orlik, the chief economist for Bloomberg Economics, on the historical nature of this stagflationary shock, and what happens to th

So-called “gaps” in a candle chart of the Nikkei 225 Stock Average signal that the blue-chip Japanese stock gauge may bottom out in the short term after its recent rout.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban pledged to tighten rules on protests in response to a fresh series of demonstrations in Budapest.

The euro has become an unlikely winner from US President Donald Trump’s bid to redraw the global trade order.

French Finance Minister Eric Lombard said the European Union is discussing a broad palette of responses to US tariffs that could include measures hitting large American tech firms.

Bangladesh is looking to hold talks with the Trump administration in a bid to lessen the blow from a US decision to impose a 37% tariffs on goods that could devastate the country’s $40 billion garment export industry.

Hungary’s industry had the biggest slump in more than a year as weak external demand for cars and batteries caused a significant decline in production.

Markets are still digesting Donald Trump's tariff announcements yesterday while the US President says he is open to something "phenomenal" in negotiations. Plus, OPEC+ unexpectedly announced an increase in supply by 3 times the planned amount in May sending the market into a spiral. Also on the show, President Trump's tariffs impact on some of Africa's poorest economies. And the future of TikTok in the US. Guests include: Mark Matthews, Julius Baer Head of Asia Research; Vandana Hari, VANDA Insights Founder; and Jordan Rochester, Mizuho Bank FICC Strategy Head (Source: Bloomberg)

Polish central banker Adam Glapinski has an all-or-nothing style that’s hard to grasp for financial markets. A week after insisting there were no grounds for monetary easing, the governor said that he may personally file a motion to cut interest rates as soon as May.

Banco Santander SA said it expects a key measure of profitability to rise in the first quarter, in the first indication of how Spain’s largest lender fared at the start of the year.

The Trump administration detailed a raft of changes it wants from Harvard University in a letter received by the school Thursday, days after threatening to end as much as $9 billion in federal funding for the school.

German factory orders unexpectedly failed to increase in February as the world economy prepared for US President Donald Trump to ratchet up import duties and upend global supply chains.

Israel has sent soldiers into parts of northern Gaza, saying it wants to expand a buffer zone there as it escalates operations against Hamas.

Yardeni Research President says the recent selloff shows that markets are giving a "big thumbs down" to President Trump's tariff policy. He also told us about his year-end target for the S&P 500, his views on a potential recession, and why he's still skeptical about China. (Source: Bloomberg)