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US diesel hits record highs as oil supply fears mount (opens the original)
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US diesel prices hit record highs Tuesday, as executives warned that the monthslong crunch in oil markets was entering its most acute phase. Commercial and strategic oil stockpiles are running low, and the buffers helping "mitigate the price and supply risk… have largely now played out," Chevron's CEO said. Saudi Arabia canceled some oil shipments to Europe Tuesday, sending importers scrambling for alternatives; the kingdom said that the East-West pipeline, taken offline after a drone attack, co
Trump says US interest rates should be lowest in the world (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the US should have the world's lowest interest rates, piling pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh days before the bank is expected to raise them amid an increasingly hawkish global outlook. Trump's call comes on the heels of a hotter-than-expected US inflation reading for August and an unexpectedly strong jobs report, prompting traders to say there is an 86% chance of an increase on Wednesday. After reiterating the bank's 2% inflation target la
Chinese AI startup Moonshot reportedly eyes Hong Kong, Shanghai dual-listing (opens the original)
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Leading Chinese AI startup Moonshot is reportedly exploring going public in Shanghai and Hong Kong, reflecting both the lab's need for cash as well as concerns over a congested IPO pipeline in Hong Kong. China's AI startups raise far less than their US peers, with top Chinese firms often bringing in (mere) single- and double-digit billions of dollars, leading them to seek efficiencies and rely on less compute. But more Chinese tech companies are going public: Zhipu and MiniMax listed in Hong Kon
Asian currencies boosted by AI exports: Goldman Sachs (opens the original)
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The US' insatiable appetite for AI is lifting currencies halfway around the world. Currencies from South Korea, Taiwan, and Malaysia — which all export chips or other components used in the AI buildout — have outperformed those in countries less exposed to Silicon Valley's spending, according to new Goldman Sachs analysis, as the manufacturers recycle US dollars into local currencies. That has partially shielded them from inflation dynamics hitting other Asian economies and worsened by the Iran
Bessent’s bond market move draws fire from investors (opens the original)
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Investors and analysts poured scorn on US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's doubling of long-term bond purchases last week, which provided temporary relief but faces structural economic headwinds that are driving yields higher. The buybacks are a "band-aid on a bullet hole," a Nomura strategist told the Financial Times, while ING analysts likened it to "rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic." Jefferies' chief US economist said the abrupt nature of Bessent's move damaged the Treasury's credibili
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