Stellantis NV is exploring deals with Chinese carmakers through which they would invest in the Fiat owner’s struggling European operations, as the company focuses its own investments on the Americas, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bond traders have ceased to fully price in even one quarter-point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve this year as rising oil prices stoke inflation expectations.

Franklin Templeton is adding “modest allocations” of private credit to a series of target-date 401(k) plans, as the broader $1.8 trillion market for the asset class faces questions about its suitability for individual investors.

Shares of Morgan Stanley led losses among major US banks on Thursday, falling in tandem with stocks of top asset managers, after the lender limited withdrawals from one of its private credit funds.

The heads of Chicago’s largest exchanges are calling for a review of the process that has allowed prediction market platforms to grow quickly by listing financial contracts without explicit regulatory approval.

It’s a new generation of investors that keep showing up to buy US equities at every pullback, according to Rick Wurster, chief executive officer of Charles Schwab Corp.

Brazil’s annual inflation eased slightly less than expected in February, days before the central bank is expected to kick off monetary easing.

The Iran war has not just broken a decades-long relationship between crude oil and emerging-market currencies, it has pushed it into reverse, with their correlation turning the most negative in at least 27 years.

Iran launched a fresh wave of attacks on shipping in the Persian Gulf, briefly pushing crude back above $100 a barrel and intensifying what the world’s energy watchdog called the biggest oil market disruption in history.

US stock futures slumped before Thursday’s bell as conflict in the Middle East intensified, pushing oil prices close to $100 a barrel.

The Lloyds Banking Group customers reported being able to view payments and charges from other sources.

The Lloyds Banking Group customers reported being able to view payments and charges from other sources.