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Thames Water’s senior creditors are preparing to write off more debt and put more money into the utility in a renewed effort to avoid the UK government taking temporary control.
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Winnie Cisar, global head of strategy at CreditSights, says a surge in AI infrastructure financing is making high-yield investors more selective as billions of dollars of data center debt come to market. “People start to get a little bit choosier in terms of how are we going to allocate our capital,
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Oil holds near two-week lows on easing supply concerns Reuters
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European stocks gain as oil slides, AI buzz lifts tech Reuters
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Rupee slips as dollar gets Fed hike expectations tailwind Reuters
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The sector’s growth was built on a clear bargain with investors. That has now broken down
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What happens when a fundamentally strong economy faces an irresponsible government?
It’s a Churchillian moment as the market narrows with each new record
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Gold retreats as hawkish Fed comments reinforce policy tightening bets Reuters