WSJ30.06.2026 11:02 Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has renewed a pledge to stop excessive yen volatility. ... WSJ30.06.2026 11:20 Irca creates more than 7,000 products and serves customers in more than 100 countries and CVC said it would support the next phase of the company’s growth. ... 30.06.2026 11:35 European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane said knock-on effects from higher energy prices will take a while to show up and that policymakers won’t lock themselves into a path for interest rates in the meantime.30.06.2026 11:45 French inflation slowed for the first time since the Iran war broke out as energy costs fell, alleviating pressure on the European Central Bank to keep raising interest rates.30.06.2026 12:00 Shell Plc expects global liquefied natural gas flows to stagnate this year due to disruptions from the Middle East conflict, before supply growth rebounds in 2027.30.06.2026 12:01 Indian markets are recovering after months of weakness, with stocks outperforming emerging-market peers, the rupee among Asia’s best-performing currencies and foreign demand for bonds surging.30.06.2026 12:01 Iran reiterated its determination to maintain control over maritime traffic moving through the Strait of Hormuz; Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said Iran wants to work out an agreement with Oman to oversee ships passing through Hormuz, but will move forward with its own plans if Oman is not interested. Also on the show: Stock rally extends as tech stocks rebound, Japanese Yen weakens to four-decade low; Hormuz traffic picks up as supertankers sail into Persian Gulf; Dubai stocks set for best quarter in a year as war premium ebbs; Chinese economic momentum stirs anew but slowdown remains likely; South African police on high alert before anti-migrant protests; Burnham’s UK devolution plan lacks answers on financial matters. Guests include: Haig Bathgate, Callanish Capital CEO; Victoria Mitchell, Control Risks Maritime Senior Analyst; Erica Tay, Maybank Macro Research Director. (Source: Bloomberg)30.06.2026 12:03 The Swiss National Bank sold francs in the first quarter, intervening to stop the currency’s surge when the US and Israel started to attack Iran.WSJ30.06.2026 12:05 Continued disruption over the remainder of the year could result in a rare annual supply contraction, but the company expects a return to growth in 2027. ... 30.06.2026 12:06 Workers in the Philippine capital will see their wages rise by a record 12%, with implementation set to start this month, Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino said on Tuesday.30.06.2026 12:10 China has lifted some restrictions on oil-product exports in the past week, rolling back measures introduced to safeguard domestic supplies shortly after the war began in the Middle East.30.06.2026 12:15 Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Co. aims to buy more than ВҐ2 trillion ($12 billion) of super-long Japanese government bonds in the fiscal year ending March 2027, doubling its earlier purchase plan on the view that yields have climbed to desirable levels.WSJ30.06.2026 12:19 The DXY dollar index rose after the Supreme Court decision to block Trump’s bid to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook reduced risks to the central bank’s independence. ... 30.06.2026 12:22 Power bills for households in Singapore will hit a record next quarter as the impact of the US-Iran war feeds through, highlighting the inflationary fallout from the conflict even as regional tensions ease.30.06.2026 12:22 Kenya’s inflation rate eased in June for the first time since February, helped by milder increases in food and transport costs.WSJ30.06.2026 12:23 Oil prices fell as investors weighed the prospect of a U.S.-Iran summit in Qatar after days of back-and-forth fighting around the Hormuz Strait. ... WSJ30.06.2026 12:26 Swiss healthcare-property specialist said the offering will consist of up to 5.6 million shares, of which 3.7 million will be newly issued. ... WSJ30.06.2026 12:26 Gold futures rose, but prices were on track for a monthly loss of 12% despite persistent geopolitical uncertainties, as traders expect the Fed to hike rates this year. ... 30.06.2026 12:31 Emirates NBD PJSC is in talks to buy HSBC Holdings Plc’s Turkey operations, according to people familiar with the matter.30.06.2026 12:41 The case for the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for a second time isn’t as clear as it was, according to Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch.WSJ30.06.2026 12:42 Eurozone government bond yields edged lower, moving in line with Treasurys, but the scope for Bund yields to fall much further was likely limited, Commerzbank said. ... 30.06.2026 12:46 The yen’s slide to its weakest against the dollar in four decades has left traders looking for Japan’s next line in the sand for the currency.30.06.2026 12:54 Japan is close to notching its longest economic growth streak since WWII, as the nation weathers higher oil prices from the war in Iran and the central bank’s ongoing quest to normalize interest rates.30.06.2026 13:0830.06.2026 13:13 Trading in the rand rose sharply in the first quarter as volatility induced by the Iran war pushed up average daily turnover by as much as 20%, according to the South African Reserve Bank.WSJ30.06.2026 13:22 U.S. equity futures edged higher in early European trade while Japan’s yen fell to a 40-year low against the dollar Tuesday, raising traders’ expectations of a government intervention. ... 30.06.2026 13:31 The European Union will reserve half of its steel quotas for countries with free-trade deals under new measures meant to protect local industry from mostly Chinese imports.30.06.2026 13:38 The insider trading trial of Segantii Capital Management came to a halt on Tuesday, following more than a month of testimony that put a magnifying glass on a tiny series of trades that took place almost a decade ago.30.06.2026 13:4530.06.2026 13:49 Ethiopia’s creditors took a swipe at the International Monetary Fund’s handling of the nation’s debt-restructuring process, describing the past two years of discussions as “poorly” managed.WSJ30.06.2026 13:50 Taiwanese authorities escalated a probe into the unauthorized diversion of advanced artificial-intelligence servers made by Super Micro Computer, as part of efforts to crack down on the alleged smuggling ... 30.06.2026 13:51 The yen just hit its weakest level against the dollar in four decades. Japan has raised interest rates and spent billions defending its currency. Yet the yen keeps sliding. Mia Glass explains why.
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European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane said knock-on effects from higher energy prices will take a while to show up and that policymakers won’t lock themselves into a path for interest rates in the meantime.
French inflation slowed for the first time since the Iran war broke out as energy costs fell, alleviating pressure on the European Central Bank to keep raising interest rates.
Shell Plc expects global liquefied natural gas flows to stagnate this year due to disruptions from the Middle East conflict, before supply growth rebounds in 2027.
Indian markets are recovering after months of weakness, with stocks outperforming emerging-market peers, the rupee among Asia’s best-performing currencies and foreign demand for bonds surging.
Iran reiterated its determination to maintain control over maritime traffic moving through the Strait of Hormuz; Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said Iran wants to work out an agreement with Oman to oversee ships passing through Hormuz, but will move forward with its own plans if Oman is not interested. Also on the show: Stock rally extends as tech stocks rebound, Japanese Yen weakens to four-decade low; Hormuz traffic picks up as supertankers sail into Persian Gulf; Dubai stocks set for best quarter in a year as war premium ebbs; Chinese economic momentum stirs anew but slowdown remains likely; South African police on high alert before anti-migrant protests; Burnham’s UK devolution plan lacks answers on financial matters. Guests include: Haig Bathgate, Callanish Capital CEO; Victoria Mitchell, Control Risks Maritime Senior Analyst; Erica Tay, Maybank Macro Research Director. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Swiss National Bank sold francs in the first quarter, intervening to stop the currency’s surge when the US and Israel started to attack Iran.
Workers in the Philippine capital will see their wages rise by a record 12%, with implementation set to start this month, Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino said on Tuesday.
China has lifted some restrictions on oil-product exports in the past week, rolling back measures introduced to safeguard domestic supplies shortly after the war began in the Middle East.
Power bills for households in Singapore will hit a record next quarter as the impact of the US-Iran war feeds through, highlighting the inflationary fallout from the conflict even as regional tensions ease.
Kenya’s inflation rate eased in June for the first time since February, helped by milder increases in food and transport costs.
Emirates NBD PJSC is in talks to buy HSBC Holdings Plc’s Turkey operations, according to people familiar with the matter.
The case for the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for a second time isn’t as clear as it was, according to Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch.
The yen’s slide to its weakest against the dollar in four decades has left traders looking for Japan’s next line in the sand for the currency.
Japan is close to notching its longest economic growth streak since WWII, as the nation weathers higher oil prices from the war in Iran and the central bank’s ongoing quest to normalize interest rates.
Trading in the rand rose sharply in the first quarter as volatility induced by the Iran war pushed up average daily turnover by as much as 20%, according to the South African Reserve Bank.
The European Union will reserve half of its steel quotas for countries with free-trade deals under new measures meant to protect local industry from mostly Chinese imports.
The insider trading trial of Segantii Capital Management came to a halt on Tuesday, following more than a month of testimony that put a magnifying glass on a tiny series of trades that took place almost a decade ago.
Ethiopia’s creditors took a swipe at the International Monetary Fund’s handling of the nation’s debt-restructuring process, describing the past two years of discussions as “poorly” managed.
The yen just hit its weakest level against the dollar in four decades. Japan has raised interest rates and spent billions defending its currency. Yet the yen keeps sliding. Mia Glass explains why.
(Source: Bloomberg)