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Hyundai, ST Engineering Bid for $530 Million Thai Frigate Order

South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. and Singapore’s ST Engineering Ltd. are among six companies vying for a $530 million …

Europe Power Markets See More Negative Prices as Solar Surges

Europe’s power markets are seeing a sharp rise in negative electricity prices, particularly around midday when solar generation exceeds demand.

Britain’s desperate need for Keir Badenoch

The country requires centre-left foreign policy and centre-right reform at home

UK dilutes post-crisis ‘fit and proper’ rules for financial services staff

Changes are first stage in wider shake-up by Financial Conduct Authority

Trump Extends Ceasefire; Users Get Unauthorized Access to Mythos | Bloomberg Brief 4/22/2026

US equity futures rise and brent briefly hit $100 per barrel after President Trump indefinitely extends a ceasefire with Iran. …

Dollar gives up bulk of war gains as traders abandon bullish bets

Almost every major currency has gained against the greenback this month amid hopes for end to Iran conflict

Iran Latest: Trump Backtracks & Extends Tehran Truce, Talks in Limbo | The Opening Trade 4/22/2026

US President Donald Trump indefinitely extended a ceasefire with Iran as peace talks remain on hold, walking back threats to …

Traders Warn Iran Tolls Risk Setting Global Trade Precedent

Shipping executives at two of the world’s biggest commodity traders said they’re concerned Iranian tolls on the Strait of Hormuz …

Germany to take on ‘more responsibility’ for Europe’s defence

Berlin publishes its first military strategy since second world war

World Cup Fans Face Transport Mess as NJ Clashes With FIFA

Millions of fans gearing up for the 2026 World Cup have already been hit with sticker shock over ticket prices. …

France and Germany extend deadline to try to save joint fighter jet

Mediators have until April 28 to overcome power struggle between Airbus and Dassault Aviation

Taxes on wages hit decade high across OECD countries

Governments tap labour income as an ‘easy’ revenue raiser but risk undermining incentives to work and hire