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Stocks in Asia were poised to fall after a sharp tech-led selloff on Wall Street, while Brent surged above $100 a barrel for the first time in two months as the escalating Middle East conflict rekindled inflation concerns.

The $1.3 trillion US CLO market is taking its cues from Tokyo as much as Wall Street.

Gold held a retreat as the widening conflict in the Middle East pressured energy prices and increased expectations the US Federal Reserve will tighten monetary policy to contain inflation.

In Penske buyout, Mitsui aims to beat private equity at its own game

Foreign M&A in Japan adding to yen weakness, analysts say

Economists skeptical Japan can grow its way out of debt: Nikkei survey

J-Will, Advantage Partners help lead Japan private equity into Asia

Data-center debt risks are rising, there’s uncertainty over what the properties are worth and returns are falling, according to Wellington Management.

Expro completes $215M acquisition of Enhanced Drilling

An uptick in Asian and European demand for US crude is among the first signs of mounting concerns over adequate oil supplies amid multiplying geopolitical flashpoints.