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What Natural Gas’s Ascendancy Says About the US
Fracking, booming power demand and enthusiastic political support have underpinned the fuel’s rise, but for how long?
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Adani Group Secures $15 Billion Capital This Week as US Legal Clouds Clear
In one week, billionaire Gautam Adani has announced nearly $15 billion in investment commitments across its ports, mining and flagship businesses.
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CVC Plans €1.2 Billion of High-Yield Bonds to Fund Irca Buyout
CVC Capital Partners Plc is set to finance its buyout of Italian food-ingredients maker Irca SpA with €1.2 billion ($1.4 billion) of high-yield bonds, according to people familiar with the matter.
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How the AI Boom Is Carving a K-Shape Into Asian Economies
Ties to the data-center build-out are benefiting the region.
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ECB Is in ‘Good Position’ After June Rate Hike, Moulin Says
The European Central Bank is in a comfortable situation after last month’s interest-rate increase as the falling oil price eases price pressures in the euro zone, Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin said.
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Russia’s Oil-Port City on Black Sea Is Fast Running Out of Fuel
Novorossiysk, home to Russia’s largest oil port on the Black Sea, is running out of road fuel, the latest fallout from a supply crunch spreading across the country as Ukraine continues attacks on key refineries.
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Danish Krone’s Slide Raises Question: What’s Central Bank Up To?
The Danish krone is trading at all-time lows against the euro, fueling speculation that the central bank has shifted its strategy for defending the peg.
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Suíça derrota a Argélia e avança para as oitavas de final
A vitória foi a primeira da Suíça na fase eliminatória desde 1938 The post Suíça derrota a Argélia e avança para as oitavas de final appeared first on InfoMoney.
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UK Firms Expect to Raise Prices 4% Even as Inflation Falls
UK companies became more optimistic about inflation in June, even as they plan to raise their own prices by 4% in the coming year — double the Bank of England’s CPI target.
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AI Productivity Hopes Show ‘Exuberance,’ Allianz’s Subran Says
Artificial intelligence is likely to have a less even impact on economies than the market hype would suggest, according to Allianz Chief Economist Ludovic Subran.
