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Saudi Oil Tanker Giant Snaps Up Ships for Hormuz Workaround

Saudi Arabia’s biggest oil shipper has been booking tankers at sky-high rates, as a massive armada is on its way …

Iran War Pushes Indian Firms to Pull $2.1 Billion of Bond Sales

Indian issuers withdrew local-currency bond sales worth up to 190 billion rupees ($2.1 billion) since the onset of the Iran …

Brent Oil Surges Again as Iran War Impact Deepens | The China Show 3/12/2026

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and …

Thyssenkrupp Officials Doubt Whether Jindal Steel Deal Can Be Agreed

Senior officials at Thyssenkrupp AG are increasingly doubtful that a potential deal to sell the company’s steel division to India’s …

Bitcoin futures trading is now five times bigger than spot on Binance

The futures-to-spot ratio has climbed to 5.1, reflecting a structural shift in how the market trades.

Bitcoin looks resilient, but don't ignore those $20,000 puts

Your day-ahead look for March 12, 2026

Stock Traders Brace for More Short-Term Jitters as War Rages On

Equity traders are hedging against the risk of weeks of further volatility before any sense of calm returns to global …

Turkey Pauses Rate Cuts as Iran War Poses Inflationary Pressures

Turkey’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady on Thursday, pausing a cycle of cuts because of a war-driven …

Blue Owl Tells Investors Its Loan Sale Had No Hidden Incentives

Blue Owl Capital Inc. defended its recent sale of $1.4 billion of loans from three of its funds, arguing the …

Worthwhile American initiative (on bank regulation)

For once, some constructive ideas are coming out of Washington

Venezuela Needs Its Oil Expats to Come Home. Many Won’t Go

A global diaspora of oil workers holds the key to the country’s recovery, but many still don’t trust the government. …

Strategy’s STRC buys an estimated 7,000 bitcoin this week, but Two Prime CEO warns ‘no free lunch’

Two Prime CEO Alexander Blume says the high yield product driving the buying surge carries risks despite strong momentum.