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Chilean fixed income investors are flocking to index-linked notes as the war in Iran drags on into its nine month, pushing oil prices to levels not seen since April and stoking inflation expectations.
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Kenya’s stock market is heading for its first annual net foreign investor inflows since 2019 after a multibillion-shilling transaction involving
Akwa Ibom has received N3.218 trillion under Umo Eno in 41 months, but persistent gaps in its budget disclosures leave citizens in the dark about how the money is spent.
Any post-vote selloff is likely to be short-lived, Morgan Stanley’s Wilson says.
Plus, the smog over Tomorrowland.
UK natural gas prices eased to around 251 pence per therm on Monday as diplomatic efforts in the Middle East helped ease concerns over further escalation, although prices remained near a multi-year…
Former President of the European Council tries to take Polish courts by force.
