أخبار السوق اليوم — عناوين الأسهم والعملات الرقمية المنتقاة بالذكاء الاصطناعي

In trade’s ‘law of the jungle’, the winners are clear

It is China and the US that prosper when power sets the terms for global commerce

Who is Péter Magyar, Orbán’s nemesis?

Ally-turned-foe close to victory in April 12 election, potentially unseating Hungary’s long-serving leader

Iran’s hackers go to war

Tehran’s cyber operatives have sought to sow fear and hoover up intelligence in series of attacks in Israel and the …

China’s nascent Reit market gives global investors exit route from property

CapitaLand of Singapore was the first international sponsor of a Chinese real estate investment trust

US trade representative slams WTO after ecommerce tariff talks fail

Jamieson Greer says Washington will work ‘outside’ Geneva-based body to extend freeze on levies

India struggles to stem the rupee’s fall

Also in this newsletter, mining conglomerate Vedanta heads for demerger

Trump hails ‘progress’ on Iran deal but threatens huge infrastructure attack

President warns of hits on oil wells, Kharg Island and desalination plants unless agreement reached ‘shortly’

Unilever nears deal to combine food division with spice maker McCormick

Move will transform Hellmann’s mayonnaise maker from multi-category conglomerate into beauty and personal care company

UK growers warn of cucumber and tomato shortages as gas prices surge

Producers warn of empty shelves if supermarkets do not raise prices to help offset costs linked to Iran war

Pete Hegseth’s broker looked to buy defence fund before Iran attack

Morgan Stanley wealth manager approached BlackRock about multimillion-dollar investment on behalf of US defence secretary

Sun Life Doubles Down on Asset Management With Three Deals

Sun Life Financial Inc. paid more than C$2 billion ($1.4 billion) to complete its stakes in two investment managers as …

FirstFT: Asian countries struggle to defend their currencies amid energy shock

Also in today’s newsletter: Israel approves death penalty law targeting Palestinians, and the risks of a private capital meltdown