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A former Israeli central bank governor said her successor should stay in the job when his five-year term comes to an end in December, with the institution now at the forefront of efforts to stabilize markets following the attack by Hamas.

Iran's foreign minister warned that new fronts would open against the US if it keeps up unequivocal support for Israel, escalating a rhetorical back-and-forth that has stoked fears the Israeli conflict with Hamas will spread into a wider regional war

The corporate credit market is experiencing a “healthy correction” by starting 2024 way off its December rally, according to BlackRock’s Amanda Lynam.

The overall equity market isn’t yet ready to support initial public offerings after they begin trading, according to Eric Liu, EQT AB’s head of North American private equity.

O Federal Reserve está no caminho certo para reduzir juros em junho, segundo Ellen Zentner, economista-chefe para EUA do Morgan Stanley.

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HSBC Holdings Plc won’t force US staffers back to the office five days a week unless new regulations from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority require it.

HSBC Holdings Plc wants to join in the rush to finance the infrastructure needed to roll out artificial intelligence, according to one of the lender’s most senior investment bankers.

The US must not “shy away” from exercising its influence over Israel and pushing for a cease-fire in conflicts that threaten to expand across the wider Middle East, according to a senior United Arab Emirates’ official.

Nissan Motor Co.’s discussions about a potential deal with Honda Motor Co. indicate the former is in “panic mode,” according to Carlos Ghosn, the ex-chairman of the struggling Japanese automaker.