Treasury yields tick higher as investors digest U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension
U.S. Treasury yields were little changed on Wednesday after President Donald Trump announced an indefinite extension to the ceasefire with Iran.
U.S. stocks have underperformed global rivals this year — 3 reasons why fortunes could reverse
Barclays offers up 3 reasons why its analysts expect U.S. stocks to fare better than global rivals in the coming months.
Jet fuel crisis: The airlines hit hardest by the supply squeeze as summer looms
Europe’s airlines began the year reasonably well-protected, but analysts warn jet fuel hedges are now “thinning fast”.
Trump extends Iran ceasefire — but market focus has already drifted elsewhere
Prospects for further negotiations remain uncertain, with Tehran and Washington offering conflicting signals on the ceasefire’s status.
CEO of Southeast Asia’s largest bank shares what keeps her up at night
For DBS CEO Tan Su Shan, the biggest risk keeping her up at night is not just market volatility or geopolitical shocks, but cyberattacks.
Why 3 of Europe’s biggest economies are paying a premium for borrowing as bond traders baulk at ‘BIF’ debt credibility
Investors are now demanding higher borrowing costs from the so-called ‘BIF’ problem countries.
Moncler shares struggle despite defying luxury’s Middle East slump
Moncler earnings ‘smashes’ expectations following a series of underwhelming reports from European luxury players last week.
Tech ‘restacking’: B Capital on why the future of software remains bright
Daisy Cai of B Capital addresses the evolving landscape of software technology, saying the rise of AI agents is not an existential threat to the industry but rather a tech “restacking”. She highlighted that traditional SaaS models are being challenged …
CNBC Daily Open: TACO truce and a Pacific warning
An extended ceasefire bring optimism back to markets, but the disruption to the Strait of Hormuz has revealed energy fault lines.
CNBC’s UK Exchange newsletter: UK defense spending — or lack thereof — haunts Starmer’s government
U.K. defense spending has fallen for years but concerns are growing over the threat posed to the country in increasingly uncertain times.
