How both sides lost after 9/11
America lost wars and Osama bin Laden lost Saudi Arabia
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Warsh under mounting pressure to raise rates as US inflation persists
Inflation remained stubbornly elevated at 3.4% in August at the end of a week of surging oil prices
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Bond markets stabilise after global sell-off
Decline in oil prices helps calm investor nerves ahead of crucial US inflation figures, but German borrowing costs edge…
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Time to start taking AI risks seriously
Governments promise a light-touch regulatory agenda amid growing threats
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The day that blew America and the world off course
A quarter of a century later, the consequences of 9/11 have reshaped the global order
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IEA warns of ‘lost period’ in global oil demand
Strait of Hormuz will not reopen this year, agency says, warning of sharp drop in demand as refined product prices soar
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Houthis used Anthropic AI to try to build ballistic missiles
Missile test by group apparently failed, but exposes limits of AI safeguards
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Elliott veteran to lead Citadel’s international equities business
Ken Griffin’s hedge fund combines divisions as it seeks to deploy more firepower outside US
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US diesel hits record $6 a gallon on Iran supply shock
Surging cost for fuel critical to agriculture and industry stokes price pressures as Americans confront affordability…
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Bessent’s intervention risks damaging BoJ’s credibility, bankers warn
US Treasury secretary’s claims of insider knowledge could erode market perceptions of Japanese central bank’s…
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Trump-Vance’s midterm pitch: vote Republican or live with the ‘lunatics’
Party far more comfortable raising fear of Democratic alternative than discussing own policies, including Iran war
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EU looks for new path to tap Russian assets for Ukraine
European Commission resumes work on finding legally sound ways to access Moscow bank funds as Kyiv spending crunch…
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Iran war forces Dubai to plan underground fuel tanks for new airport
UAE pressing ahead with expansion plans for flight hub despite the Iran war
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Why Warsh is starting to bite back
The Fed chair has more political leverage — and skill — than many feared
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Europe’s difficult choices on AI
Data is the one area where it can still be sovereign and it has the greatest potential to generate growth
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Jane Street becomes leading block trader in Asia after Segantii demise
Proprietary trading fund expands into areas once dominated by hedge funds
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Oracle’s data centre revenue surges as AI strategy accelerates
Faster sales growth suggests progress in its risky push to compete in the AI infrastructure race
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Anthropic says it stopped scientists potentially developing bioweapons with AI
Start-up discloses five examples of when users ‘circumvented controls’ and made efforts to ‘obfuscate’ the purpose of…
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Global bond sell-off reignites as oil jumps to $109
US yields reach highs of the day after Scott Bessent’s Treasury buyback operation undershoots its target
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Treasury yields hit session highs after Bessent’s buyback operation misses target
Global bond sell-off reignited by confluence of higher oil prices, sticky US inflation and ECB’s decision to raise…
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How would Trump’s $5,000 voting payout work?
President’s pledge to give cash to all American adults if Republicans win midterms will be at heart of his party’s…
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Druckenmiller says US borrowing costs still ‘a little low’ despite surge in yields
Close ally of Kevin Warsh says Federal Reserve officials who argue rates are restrictive are ‘just ridiculous’
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ECB prepares for ‘longer-lasting’ inflation as it lifts interest rates to 2.5%
Central bank president Christine Lagarde warns price shock driven by Middle East conflict will persist well into 2027
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Vantage Data Centers seeks $2bn in loans from Pimco and PGIM
DigitalBridge-backed firm taps new investors for AI infrastructure as Wall Street banks limit exposure
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America is losing its captive creditors
The US is paying a higher cost to induce more price-sensitive investors to buy Treasuries
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Houthis capture Red Sea port in blow to Saudis
Rebels overrun historic Yemeni port of Mocha as they advance south towards strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait
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Hugging Face co-founder: What we learnt from OpenAI’s hack
Commercial AI tools failed to defend the platform against the attack — the solution lies in open-weight models
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Saudi Arabia cuts oil output to lowest this year on Houthi threats
Rebels announced ‘maritime embargo’ against kingdom’s exports in July, forcing world’s biggest exporter to cut…
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On Europe’s economy, let’s ditch the lazy stereotypes
Despite careful, consistent labour market reforms, the continent has not lived down to its image as work-shy
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Latham & Watkins buys Nvidia servers to set up in-house AI systems
Law firm is customising open-weight models as alternative to OpenAI and Anthropic
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Decline of ‘beautiful’ coal deepens despite Trump’s push
Coal-fired electricity generation falls 11% in first half of 2026 as cheaper power sources such as natural gas grow
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Treasury yields jump as Bessent’s $6bn buyback plan disappoints investors
Ten-year borrowing costs hit highest level in nearly three years despite upsized repurchase programme
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Trump promises $5,000 ‘dividend’ for US voters if Republicans win midterms
President puts himself at centre of congressional election campaign despite his plummeting approval ratings
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Japan must raise rates, central banker says
Hawkish BoJ comments follow pressure from Scott Bessent and volatility in currency and bond markets
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IMF ditched top candidate for chief economist job over Trump tariff remarks
LSE professor Ricardo Reis had said the US president’s trade war would hurt American consumers
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