Investors celebrate US-Iran deal
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Az FT News Briefing legfrissebb adása a globális tőkepiacokat érintő fontos híreket tárgyalja. Az Egyesült Államok és Irán közötti megállapodás a Hormuzi-szoros újranyitásáról globális tőzsdei emelkedést és olajár-csökkenést váltott ki. Emellett a podcast kitér arra is, hogy…
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Global equities rallied and oil prices fell after an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and hedge funds are betting against the debt and equity of some of Europe’s largest carmakers.
Plus, a Russian online sabotage network was behind a series of arson attacks on Sir Keir Starmer’s family home and other targets linked to the UK prime minister.
Mentioned in this podcast: Stocks surge as US-Iran deal ignites global rally Hedge funds bet against European carmakers on Chinese competition fears Arson targeting Keir Starmer properties originated in Russia Want to get in touch?
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