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International Finance

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FeaturedMarkets

IF Insights: Bonds bleed in 2026, but this is no 2022

International Finance Business Desk
Treasury yields broke 5% and gilts and Japanese bonds hit multi-decade highs, yet higher starting yields kept 2026's losses far below the 2022 rout...
FeaturedMacroeconomy

IF Insights: AI props up war-hit world economy

International Finance Business Desk
The IMF has nudged 2026 growth back to 3.1%, but it rests on a handful of chipmaking economies while energy importers and the Gulf absorb the war's cost...
FeaturedTechnology

Despite strong cash flow, Microsoft taps bond market to fund AI ambitions

International Finance Business Desk
Microsoft is reportedly considering issuing debt across as many as 10 tranches, with maturities ranging from two to 40 years...
Asset ManagementFeatured

BlackRock profit jumps 38% as asset manager attracts USD 205 billion in quarterly inflows

International Finance Business Desk
While BlackRock's adjusted earnings per share climbed 38%, revenue rose to USD 7.8 billion, beating analysts' consensus estimate of USD 7.5 billion...
FeaturedMarkets

Epic listings: From Saudi Aramco to SpaceX as Anthropic’s USD 2 trillion debut beckons

International Finance Business Desk
As Dario Amodei’s AI titan prepares to cross the public threshold, the mechanics of the mega-IPO are being fundamentally rewritten...
FeaturedTechnology

Nvidia-backed data centre firm Firmus seeks up to USD 3 billion after scrapping IPO

International Finance Business Desk
Firmus withdrew its IPO application on the Australian Securities Exchange on Friday, citing market volatility and prevailing conditions...
Banking and FinanceMagazine

How Nvidia turned its chips into Wall Street’s newest asset class

International Finance Business Desk
The AI boom has outgrown Big Tech's cash reserves. Jensen Huang's answer is a $500 billion financing pipeline that shifts the burden onto private credit...
FeaturedMarkets

IF Insights: Global bond rout deepens as war, debt and AI collide

International Finance Business Desk
Borrowing costs from Tokyo to London have hit highs not seen in decades. The pressure is now leaking into equities, housing and emerging markets...