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May 5, 2026
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America is using less oil, and the Iran conflict could further reduce its thirst for hydrocarbons
The U.S.’s lessened dependency on crude also shows a decline in consumption of crude derivatives such as gasoline and diesel, even as prices at the pump are a major source of frustration for Americans right now.
India’s RBI Mulls Sale of Foreign Bonds by State-Owned Lenders
India’s central bank, grappling to support the beleaguered rupee, is weighing a plan for state-owned lenders to sell foreign-currency bonds to draw capital inflows, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ratcliffe’s Ineos Markets New Bond After Boost From Iran War
Ineos Group, the heavily-indebted chemicals conglomerate helmed by Jim Ratcliffe, plans to raise €400 million ($468 million) from bonds to repay upcoming term loans.
Emerging Assets Drop as Middle East Flareup Weighs on Sentiment
The currency and stock benchmarks for developing economies declined as a flareup in the Middle East conflict reinforced concerns over a global inflation spike and curbed risk appetite.
Singapore’s Marina One Office Complex Said to Attract CapitaLand, Hongkong Land
CapitaLand Group Pte and Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. are among possible bidders for the Marina One high-rise complex in Singapore’s central business district, according to people familiar with the matter.
Sadler Accused Bankers of Botching Block Trade as He Sold Stock
Segantii Capital Management founder Simon Sadler accused bankers of mishandling a block trade in fashion retailer Esprit Holdings Ltd. as his own firm was shorting the stock, a Hong Kong court heard on Tuesday.
The Iran War’s Clean Energy Lesson
If the Iran war has taught the world anything, it’s that oil is unreliable. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lara Williams explains why that’s great news for clean energy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Fear of Losing Money and Better Investing Choices
Fear of losing money can push investors into rushed choices, missed chances, and poor timing. By understanding this fear, you can build calmer habits and make clearer decisions.