The Trading Floor: Nasdaq Posts Worst Day Since 2022 As Trump Rattles Markets

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Oil, Sanctions & SuperTankers: The Deals Driving Global Energy

In this episode, Anthony Cheung and Stephen Barnett explore how geopolitics and soaring energy prices are reshaping some of the biggest deals in global markets.We look at Nigeria’s $1.6 billion Dangote Petroleum IPO and its ambition to build the world’s largest oil refinery, befo ...  Show more

Britain’s Debt Problem Is Getting Worse - What Happens Next?

UK government borrowing is surging, bond yields remain elevated and the cost of servicing Britain’s debt is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. But how serious is the problem and what happens if borrowing costs stay high?In this episode, Anthony Cheung and Piers Curran bre ...  Show more

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