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Lundbeck Eyes US, China Investment as Drug Rewards Lag in Europe
H. Lundbeck A/S will focus its capital investments on the US and China rather than Europe as the region faces growing pressure to incentivize innovation, according to the Danish drugmaker’s chief executive officer.
Veja os Três Assuntos que Marcaram a Semana no Brasil
A repórter Beatriz Reis traz os assuntos que foram destaque da semana. Com produção de Barbara Nascimento e edição de Patricia Xavier. (Source: Bloomberg)
Economists See Two Fed 2026 Rate Cuts and Reveal Worries Over Chair Nominee Warsh
Economists pushed back their expectation for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate cut to June from March, but still see two quarter-point reductions by year-end, according to a survey by Bloomberg News.
India Highway Authority’s Infra Trust IPO Subscribed Four Times
Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust’s 60 billion rupees ($649 million) initial public offering was subscribed four times on the final day of bidding, signaling resilient demand for yield-focused assets amid recent market volatility.
Dubai Crypto Event Token2049 Postponed as Iran War Continues
Token2049, one of crypto’s largest conferences globally, will no longer hold its Dubai event as planned next month, as the United Arab Emirates and other Middle Eastern countries face ongoing missile strikes from Iran.
Lagging Energy Stocks Show Investors See Limits to Crude’s Rally
Shares of energy companies are treading water as crude soars amid the Iran war, signaling that investors anticipate oil prices will soon subside.
A 60-40 Portfolio Is No Help as War Drives Stagflation Threat
Stocks and bonds are falling in tandem on risk of inflation, slowing growth.
Forint Lags Emerging Peers as Energy Hit Amplifies Hungary Risks
Hungary’s forint is the worst performing emerging-market currency during the Iran war, as a jump in energy prices amplifies an array of existing risks to its economy ahead of next month’s elections.
US, Iran Defiant On War; Khamenei To Keep Hormuz Closed | Horizons Middle East & Africa 3/13/2026
The US President and Iran's new supreme leader strike defiant tones. Donald Trump says preventing Tehran from having nuclear weapons is more important than the cost of oil... while Mojtaba Khamenei vows to keep Strait of Hormuz closed. Brent crude is back up …
Europe’s Whipsawed Rates Market Puts Hedge Funds in Spotlight
A burst of volatility in European rates markets, unleashed by war in the Middle East, is reviving a discussion about the role hedge funds play in amplifying the swings.
Thai Authorities Seize 100,000 Fake Goods in Bangkok Mall Raid
Thai authorities seized more than 100,000 counterfeit items valued at nearly $1 million in a raid at a famous Bangkok shopping mall, as part of steps to tackle intellectual property violations after US trade officials had flagged it as a notorious market.
Equities Showing Complacency, Vulnerability on Iran, Principal’s Shah Says
Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management, discusses the “real contrast” she sees in how equity and bond markets are responding to the Iran war and crude oil hovering around $100. (Source: Bloomberg)
Daimler Truck CFO Eva Scherer on Trade, Tariffs and Middle East Risks
Eva Scherer, CFO of Daimler Truck, the world’s largest truck maker, discusses trade and tariff risks, production flexibility, demand, and how the company is navigating Middle East tensions in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg TV’s Vonnie Quinn. (Source: B…
Indonesia Says Various Scenarios Show 3% Deficit Hard to Keep
Indonesia is facing an uphill battle to maintain the budget deficit legal limit of 3% of gross domestic product as Middle East tensions drive oil prices well beyond initial forecasts.