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Emerging market investors increasingly bullish on Q2 survey -HSBC

Emerging market investors increasingly bullish on Q2 survey -HSBC

LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) – Nearly half of emerging market investors are optimistic about the outlook for developing markets in the second quarter, an HSBC survey showed on Thursday, helped by growing optimism after the reopening of the Chinese economy. About two-thirds of respondents expected emerging stocks to outperform those in developed economies over the …

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Iranian finance minister announces increased Russian investment

Iranian finance minister announces increased Russian investment

Russia has become the biggest foreign investor in Iran over the past year, Iranian officials say, as the two heavily sanctioned countries have stepped up cooperation since Russian forces invaded Ukraine. Ehsan Khandouzi, Iran’s finance minister, said Russia had invested $2.76 billion in the country in the current fiscal year that ended this week, citing …

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'Close to thin ice': Looming credit crunch puts pressure on Fed

‘Close to thin ice’: Looming credit crunch puts pressure on Fed

As Jay Powell answered questions from reporters on Wednesday following the US Federal Reserve’s decision to go ahead with yet another interest rate hike, he joked that it’s been “pretty interesting seven weeks “. The Fed Chairman was speaking after the bank hiked rates by a quarter point and signaled that it may be about …

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EU seeks to tone down imperial style in finding critical minerals

EU seeks to tone down imperial style in finding critical minerals

The great global battle for minerals to fuel the green transition is well underway. Rare earths, lithium, cobalt, nickel: the major economies are engaged in fierce competition for the raw materials essential to their industrial transformation. Given that many are mined in developing countries – cobalt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, nickel in …

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Germany risks running out of gas next winter, regulator warns

Germany risks running out of gas next winter, regulator warns

Berlin’s energy watchdog has warned that businesses and households will have to cut gas consumption further if Germany is to avoid an energy crisis next winter. Klaus Müller, head of the Federal Network Agency, said Germany’s electricity crisis “is not over” and much hinged on whether next winter would be colder than the previous one. …

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Evergrande: Crisis-hit Chinese real estate giant proposes debt restructuring plan

Evergrande: Crisis-hit Chinese real estate giant proposes debt restructuring plan

By Annabelle Liang business journalist 53 minutes ago source of images, Getty Images Struggling Chinese property giant Evergrande has announced plans to restructure around $20bn (£16.2bn) in offshore debt, which could be seen as a model for other struggling developers. The company said the measures will contribute “to efforts to resume operations and resolve issues …

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Gold Prices Turn to US Initial Jobless Claims to Gauge SVB Economic Shock

Gold Prices Look to US Initial Jobless Claims to Assess SVB Economic Shock

Gold, XAU/USD, Federal Reserve, Unemployment Insurance Claims – Briefing: gold price won on the fed like USD and Treasury yields fell All are now focusing on early US jobless claims to gauge the impact of the SVB XAU/USD has moved back towards key resistance, where to go next? Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky How to trade …

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Following recent meltdowns, Americans' confidence in the banking sector drops sharply: poll

Following recent meltdowns, Americans’ confidence in the banking sector drops sharply: poll

Public confidence in the banking sector has fallen sharply following the collapse of two major banks earlier this month and its effects on the market, according to a new survey. A poll released Wednesday by The Associated Press and the University of Chicago’s NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that only 10% of respondents …

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Big companies want a three-year break from JumpStart

Big companies want a three-year break from JumpStart

As the city debates how to bring in more progressive revenue to fill its ever-growing budget hole, Seattle’s biggest business players have proposed a way to protect their profits: suspend the JumpStart payroll tax for three years. and, for new businesses, suspend city business. and Business Tax (B&O). In a letter to the mayor and …

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