UK chancellor Rachel Reeves could backtrack on a key tax plan, Saudi Arabia is able to abandon its unofficial value goal of $100 a barrel for crude, and Citigroup introduced a $25bn cope with Apollo to lend to non-public fairness teams and low-rated US firms. Plus, Palestinian villagers within the West Financial institution are experiencing heightened violence after Hamas’s devastating October 7 assault on Israel.
Talked about on this podcast:
UK chancellor able to water down deliberate tax raid on rich foreigners
Saudi Arabia able to abandon $100 crude goal to take again market share
Citi turns to Apollo for $25bn personal credit score push
How extremist settlers within the West Financial institution turned the legislation
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