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Energy Transfer Expands Nederland Terminal with New Ethane and LPG Capacity
Energy Transfer announced a major expansion of its Nederland NGL export terminal, adding 240,000 bpd of ethane and 55,000 bpd of LPG capacity, backed by long-term customer commitments into the 2040s.
Global Funds Return to Emerging Asia Bonds Despite Fed Hawkishness
Foreign investors are returning to emerging Asian bonds as expectations of sustained high rates by regional central banks boost yield appeal, despite renewed Fed hawkishness.
Hamilton Lane Targets $220 Million for First China Yuan Fund
Hamilton Lane is raising $220 million for its first yuan-denominated fund to buy discounted Chinese private assets, signaling renewed foreign interest in China's distressed market.
Korea inflation hits 2.5-year high, Bank of Korea rate hike in view
South Korea's inflation accelerated to a 2.5-year high, strengthening the case for a Bank of Korea rate hike as early as July, which could support the won amid imported price pressures.
UBS bullish on stocks after best quarter in six years, sees rally broadening
UBS maintains a bullish stance on global equities after the best quarterly performance in six years, expecting the rally to broaden beyond AI leaders as cyclical sectors catch up.
Dow hits record before closing lower; Trump interview set for Thursday
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit an intraday record before closing marginally lower on Wednesday, with investors awaiting a Thursday interview with President Donald Trump.
Trump Targets California Again In SpaceX Feud
President Trump escalates his feud with California by targeting the state's energy policies and SpaceX operations, threatening to revoke federal waivers and impose sanctions.
KKR-Backed Musinsa Expands Asia Stores Ahead of IPO
KKR-backed South Korean fashion retailer Musinsa is accelerating its physical store expansion in China and Japan to challenge Uniqlo and build momentum ahead of its IPO.
Asian Stocks Set to Drop as Oil Falls, Chip Selloff Hits Sentiment
Asian equities are expected to decline Thursday following a selloff in US chip stocks and falling oil prices, with Fed Chair Warsh's inflation remarks adding to cautious sentiment.
Wall Street Shifts Focus to Solar-Plus-Storage Projects
KKR's $4.2 billion investment in EDF's solar-plus-storage portfolio signals a major shift as Wall Street prioritizes integrated renewable energy projects over standalone solar.
Record $36B Kangaroo Bond Sales Fueled by Global Treasurers
Global corporate treasurers have driven a record $36 billion in Kangaroo bond issuance this year, as Asian capital inflows keep borrowing costs low and intensify competition for deals.
Cboe Seeks Approval for Earnings-Based All-or-Nothing Options
Cboe Global Markets has filed with US regulators to list all-or-nothing options tied to corporate earnings metrics, enabling traders to bet on specific figures like SpaceX revenue or Nvidia data-center sales.
MUFG Sees Euro Rallying to 1.20 vs Dollar by 2027 on ECB Rate Peak
MUFG forecasts EUR/USD reaching 1.20 by Q1 2027, above consensus, as fading Fed rate hike expectations and a nearing ECB rate peak narrow yield spreads.
Meta Platforms Enters Cloud Infrastructure Business
Meta Platforms is expanding into cloud infrastructure services, marking a strategic shift that could intensify competition with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
Japan Targets $13 Billion Global Anime Merchandise Market
Japanese companies, including Marubeni, are targeting the fast-growing $13 billion global anime merchandise market as anime becomes a global entertainment powerhouse.
German solar-to-hydrogen breakthrough could reshape clean fuel economics
German researchers developed a prototype that efficiently converts sunlight into hydrogen using spacecraft-grade solar cells, potentially lowering green hydrogen production costs and boosting the fuel's viability for heavy industry.
South Korean Banks Expand Trading Floors for 24-Hour Won Market
South Korea's largest banks are expanding trading desks in London and Seoul to prepare for the won's round-the-clock trading starting next week, a move that could boost liquidity and attract foreign investment.
Central bankers strike cautious tone on inflation at Sintra forum
Fed, ECB, BOE and BOC heads at the Sintra forum signaled that inflation risks have eased but the fight is not over, keeping markets cautious on rate cut timing.
Newmont Gets Approval for Red Chris Block Cave, Extending Mine Life to Mid-2040s
Newmont received British Columbia's approval for the Red Chris Block Cave project, transitioning from open-pit to block caving and extending mine life to the mid-2040s, boosting copper output and supporting thousands of jobs.
US and UK Redraw Syria's Energy Map With New Gas Field Deal
A deal between ConocoPhillips, Novaterra, and Syria's SPC to develop gas fields signals a strategic shift in Western energy diplomacy in the post-Assad era.
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