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Oil falls $1 on better supply outlook, hopes for US-Iran talks Reuters

Rupee hooked to oil prices as markets gauge Iran diplomacy hopes Reuters

Qantas Airways CEO Vanessa Hudson joins Romaine Bostick in New York to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the business as they look at market demand and rising oil prices. Hudson says they're projecting demand and are confident about their long haul routes. (Source: Bloomberg)

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan says the city is working to build its infrastructure for yuan product offerings as international usage of the currency is expected to grow. He speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)

The real barriers to competitiveness and innovation are still in place.

A diplomatic strategy to end the war.

The global oil market has relied on five key buffers to cushion the impact of the Iran war: Western strategic reserves, bypass pipelines, commercial stockpiles, clandestine tanker runs across the Strait of Hormuz and lower Chinese buying.

The sector’s growth was built on a clear bargain with investors. That has now broken down

Canada’s PM has become a rallying figure against the US president. But is the country’s economy too exposed to break away?

Steel yourself: We haven’t begun to feel the pain from London’s housing crisis. Homebuilding slowed to a crawl more than a year ago, so the idea that the real trouble hasn’t yet arrived is a sobering thought. Supply is on the brink of an “extraordinary collapse” that will start next year and extend