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“Trump and his family own a roughly 40% stake in the company, which issues its own cryptocurrency token.”
“The company's free cash flow, the cash it maintained after paying for operations and investments, came in at negative $5.9bn (£4.3bn) for the first time in at least a decade, according to its past financial records.”
“EBITDA margins for US-focused generic companies could decline by around 300-600 basis points”
“We look forward to working with her - she brings some real economic expertise to her new role. That economic expertise needs to be applied to prices which are 45 per cent above the G7 median.”
“A May Gallup poll found that just 28% of U.S. workers said it is a good time to find a job, the lowest it's been since 2013.”
“Uber was ranked No. 197 among Forbes' annual list of the Global 2,000 largest public companies and it now has a market capitalization of $140.1 billion. Three billionaires have been minted due to their association with the company: Forbes …”
“Alphabet's spending on AI is now expected to hit as much as $205bn this year, an increase from $190bn, as major tech companies race to build around a new wave of the technology.”
“Benchmark Brent crude oil rose to around $94 a barrel in trading”
“According to analysis carried out last month by Reform UK, the Prime Minister is on course to push Labour's cumulative tax increases from roughly £66billion to in excess of £100billion per annum, as part of efforts to alleviate cost-of-liv…”
“Oil prices rose again Wednesday in the opening of Asian markets, topping more than $92 per barrel for benchmark crude after Iran attacked a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.”
“oil prices for international benchmark Brent crude surpassed $100 a barrel for the first time since May.”
“Alphabet's combined quarterly revenue hit $119.8bn, up 23% compared with the same time last year.”
“Pakistan continued to lean towards foreign funding in the last fiscal year, with total inflows touching around $27 billion. Saudi Arabia and China continued to roll over billions of dollars in loans, according to a provisional report by th…”
“HMRC data shows the top one per cent of UK taxpayers currently contribute approximately a third of all income tax and capital gains tax receipts.”
“Separately on Wednesday, House Republicans advanced a $95 billion budget blueprint. The framework, which still needs to pass the Senate, outlines more than $70 billion for the Iran war, $12 billion in assistance for farmers and money to im…”
“Oil prices are 40% higher than they were in February, before the war, according to The New York Times.”
“Alphabet's capital spending was $36bn in the first quarter of this year.”
“Saudi Arabia rolled over $5 billion in deposits, while China extended rollover support of $4 billion. Saudi Arabia also provided a fresh $3 billion deposit and agreed to extend its existing $5 billion facility for another three years. Earl…”
“Academics are now urging the Prime Minister to adopt a two per cent minimum levy on households holding assets above £100million, a measure they say would generate £10billion annually while affecting fewer than 1,000 of the country's riches…”
“He is the founder and CEO of Citadel, the hedge fund he founded in 1990 that now manages an estimated $68 billion in assets.”
“She said the company spent $45bn in the second quarter, with 60% of the cost going towards servers and the remaining 40% going towards data centres.”
“According to the report, Saudi Arabia currently has $8 billion in cash deposits with Pakistan's central bank, carrying interest of between 4% and 4.5%.”
“Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock argues equalising the two rates alone would deliver 'a £12billion increase in resources'.”
“The Brent front-month crude oil futures contract settled in London at $100.68 per barrel, up 7% or $7.04 on Thursday.”
“Tesla, the electric vehicle company controlled by Elon Musk, also reported negative free cash flow on Wednesday of $1.1bn for the second quarter due to its own increasing investment costs.”
“China has placed $4 billion in cash deposits at an interest rate of more than 6%.”
“Within his first week in Downing Street, Mr Burnham pledged to eliminate rough sleeping with £340million in new funding, scrapped VAT on electricity bills at a cost of roughly £850million, and reinstated the £2 bus fare cap from January.”
“In New York, the West Texas Intermediate was up 6.37% or $5.53 to $92.36 at 18:30pm EDT.”
“Vaibhav Taneja, Tesla's chief financial officer, said during a call with analysts that the company will spend as much as $25bn this year, more than double its capital spending in 2025.”
“Of the $27.2 billion in total inflows recorded during the fiscal year, $24 billion went towards these purposes. Only $3.4 billion, or nearly 13%, was used for project financing.”
“Overall, oil prices trended 16% to 18% higher on Thursday compared to last week, and nearly 30% to 35% higher compared to last month.”
“Tesla's stock also dropped by 4% in after hours trading.”
“The report also showed that Pakistan received $2.2 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the fiscal year.”
“they will have a choice between taking the $743 million split over 30 annual installments or a lump sum payment of $323.4 million”
“But the company's stock fell 4% in after hours trading.”
“Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves came under pressure earlier this year after the country repaid $3.45 billion in deposits to the United Arab Emirates in late April. By the end of June, gross foreign exchange reserves held by the State …”
“If the cash payout is chosen, the winnings will first drop to around $245.8 million after a mandatory 24% federal withholding is applied.”
“The club were fined £2.6m for breaching the regulations, though £1.7m of that can be written off if they continue to reduce expenditure and/or increase revenue by next summer.”
“Separately, on Tuesday, the country’s finance minister Aurangzeb requested US treasury secretary Scott Bessent for a $10 billion Exchange Stabilisation Support Facility to help strengthen Pakistan's economy.”
“The winner is likely to face a federal marginal rate as high as 37%, depending on their overall taxable income, further slashing their winnings to around $203.7 million.”
“They sold about £300m worth of players - a Premier League record - last season”
“Brent crude already touching its five-week high of more than $94 a barrel as tensions between the US and Iran intensified. On Wednesday, Brent crude was trading at around $94.12 per barrel”
“Barrick Mining trades at a P/E of 9.7, about 21% lower than the industry average of 12.8.”
“The Blues have already raised more than £120m through player sales and spent between £164m and £210m, depending whether pre-contract signings such as Geovany Quenda, Emmanuel Emegha and Valentin Barco are included alongside deals for Roger…”
“oil markets are clearly reflecting heightened geopolitical risk, relatively tight OPEC+ supply and the possibility of further disruptions to global energy flows. Yet current prices do not indicate that markets are fully pricing in a major,…”
“The company has increased its EPS to $2.93 in 2025 from $0.72 in 2023.”
“Transfermarkt puts their squad value at £1.3bn - behind only Manchester City in the Premier League and the fourth-highest in Europe.”
“Earlier projections of $150-200 a barrel following the outbreak of war failed to materialise, suggesting that investors are already factoring in a substantial geopolitical risk premium.”
“increasing its operating cash flow by 111% over the prior-year quarter.”
“Their most recent accounts - for 2024-25 - showed a Premier League record loss of £262m within the club's companies”
“Investors are closely monitoring crude oil inventory data due this evening; any unexpected drop in inventories could push NYMEX prices toward the $90 mark.”
“Prudential PLC trades at a P/E of 8.8, which is 38% below the industry average of 14.1.”
“That has contributed to liabilities of more than £1bn across the parent company.”
“BSE Sensex ended the day at 76,755.05, down 715 points or 0.92%.”
“EPS has increased to $3.07 from $1.24 in the same period.”
“They also project a big increase in revenue in their next set of accounts to a club record £700m.”
“Nifty50 closed at 23,996.25, down 191 points or 0.79%.”
“In January, Prudential PLC announced an aggressive $1.2 billion share repurchase program.”
“In the case of these specific transfers, Rogers' £117m move will provide Villa with a significant accounting profit - potentially £80m-£90m after Middlesbrough's sell-on clause, agents' fees and the remaining book value of his 2024 signing…”
“The broad-based selloff erased nearly Rs 4.25 lakh crore from the combined market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies”
“Highlights from the latest quarter include an 11.5% increase in gross premiums written and a 70% gain in diluted income per share attributable to common shareholders.”
“That will change when a newly-announced cap on most single bus fares comes into force in England in January, which Sarah says will enable her to save £500 a year.”
“Goldman Sachs cautioned that Brent prices could rise to as much as $120 a barrel if disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue.”
“EBITDA in the first nine months of fiscal year 2026 increased by nearly 1,000% versus the prior-year period.”
“The scheme is expected to cost more than £500m, which Burnham said would be paid for by 'reprioritising' government funds. In its announcement, the government said £454 million will be reallocated from the Department for Energy Security an…”
“The Indian rupee remained under pressure on Wednesday, opening 11 paise lower at 96.36 per US dollar”
“The project’s predicted post‑tax internal return rate is 32.5% assuming a gold price of $2,548.”
“Inflation in the UK overall has fallen to 2.6% in the year to June, down from 2.8% in the year to May, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), driven largely by lower fuel and food prices.”
“The yield on the benchmark 10-year US Treasury note climbed to 4.63%, while the 30-year Treasury bond yield rose to 5.137%.”
“Waterdrop reported a 64.8% increase in net operating revenue and a 5% gain in operating profit.”
“Looking at inflation over the year, beef and veal price inflation eased from 9.4% in the 12 months to May to 5.1% in the year to June, while edible offal - which includes things like liver, kidneys and tongue - slowed from 9.2% to 3.4% ove…”
“Japan's Nikkei climbed 1.30% or 861.21 points to 67,093.4”
“Musk is worth $791.7 billion as of Wednesday morning, making him the wealthiest person in the world. He became the world’s first trillionaire in June, but SpaceX’s declining stock price has cut his net worth.”
“Some other food items were cheaper, according to ONS data. Pizza and quiches, for example, fell by 6.7% in the year to June.”
“South Korea's Kospi surged 4.78% or 322.54 points to 7,070.49 around 9:30 am IST”
“Health tech company Tempus (market cap $9 billion) agreed to buy cancer test maker Personalis for about $1.5 billion.”
“Food and non-alcoholic beverage inflation fell by 0.2% month-to-month, with sugar, chocolate and confectionery seeing the largest drop in price.”
“Taiwan's benchmark index advanced 1.75% or 775.43 points to 45,008.3”
“Shares of Z.ai dropped 28.4%.”
“That was after Burnham announced that VAT on domestic electricity bills would be scrapped for the rest of the year from October.”
“Wall Street had ended higher overnight, with the S&P 500 rising 0.9% to snap a three-day losing streak”
“Shares of Zhipu and MiniMax plunged on the day of KimiK3’s release, plummeting 28.4% and 15.6% in Hong Kong-based trading, respectively.”
“Yael Selfin, KPMG's chief economist, said the June figure is likely to be the lowest of the year.”
“SanDisk and Western Digital each rose more than 7% in early trade”
“$7 million. That’s how much Paramount agreed to pay each day if its deal for Warner Bros. fails to close by Sept. 30, amounting to about $650 million per quarter. Paramount would also pay a $7 billion termination fee if the deal falls thro…”
“In its announcement, the government said £454m will be reallocated from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESN).”
“The dollar index, which tracks the US currency against six major peers, stayed close to a one-week high at 101.20”
“The war with Iran has cost the US some $37.5bn (£28bn) so far - a rise of nearly $8bn since the last estimate in May, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Tuesday.”
“Gold rose 0.5% to $4,097.67 an ounce”
“The £12,570 threshold has been frozen since 2021, resulting in more people being dragged into paying tax as earnings increase.”
“It also includes $10 billion in assistance for farmers affected by Trump's tariffs and $10 billion for voting law changes expected to include stricter voter identification requirements”
“The Institute for Fiscal Studies has estimated that unfreezing the threshold could end up costing £8.5-9bn a year.”
“Brent crude was trading at $92.40 a barrel, up 1.53% or $1.39, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude gained 1.38% or $1.16 to $85.50 a barrel.”
“On Tuesday morning, he announced a VAT cut to household electricity bills from 1 October, saving a typical household about £45 a year. The estimated £850m cost would be funded by scrapping Sir Keir Starmer's digital ID scheme, he said.”
“Brent settled at $91.01 a barrel and WTI at $84.91, each rising about 2% during the session as geopolitical developments added to supply concerns.”
“It reports that a spokesperson for Burnham was unable to say who would pay for his 'many' proposals, adding that they 'seemed set to hit taxpayers for hundreds of billions of pounds'.”
“Analysts expect crude stockpiles to have fallen by 0.5 million barrels in the week ended July 17.”
“The paper says it was allowed into the prime minister's first cabinet meeting, where he told his ministers he planned to run a 'cost of living government' and urged them to consider 'all the possible ways' they could help voters with their…”
“The comparable week last year recorded a draw of 3.2 million barrels, while the average decline over the past five years was 1.2 million barrels.”
“The crisis that began on February 28 had already pushed crude higher to $126 per barrel from the $70 per barrel price, though prices cooled after both sides signed the now breached interim peace deal.”
