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Central banks in Southeast Asia are done talking and are starting to bow to the inevitable after hedging for months about riding out the market tumult from the Iran war. The jumbo interest-rate hike in Indonesia won't be the last hard step to prop up sagging regional currencies.

A look behind the scenes at the recent Europe Gulf Forum, hosted by the Antenna Group in partnership with the Atlantic Council. The post Dispatch from Greece: Geopolitical crises are accelerating collaboration between Europe and the Gulf appeared first on Atlantic Council.

“That’s an indication of stress,” Walmart’s CFO said, as Wall Street looks for signs of the Iran war’s impact on consumers.

Iran and the U.S. have made little progress toward a deal since they agreed to fragile ceasefire last month.

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Laura Champine, director of research, consumer sector head at Tabor Asset Management, joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Markets. Walmart warned rising fuel costs are squeezing the company’s bottom line and could lead to higher prices for shoppers. (Source: Bloomberg)

Central banks in Southeast Asia are done talking and are starting to bow to the inevitable after hedging for months about riding out the market tumult from the Iran war. The jumbo interest-rate hike in Indonesia won't be the last hard step to prop up sagging regional currencies.