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Techcombank CEO Jens Lottner says Vietnam's domestic deposit base is structurally too small to finance the country's infrastructure ambitions — and that foreign capital will have to fill the gap.
Memory pricing, consumer spending data, and capital return capacity all face a reckoning in the same five-day window.
The new Federal Reserve chair is moving quickly to review the central bank's communications strategy, inflation frameworks, and more — signaling a structural rethink rather than just a policy pivot.
CBO figures show tariff revenue falling far short of the 'silver bullet' billing, as debt-servicing costs climb to $742 billion in eight months.
A JPMorgan research note argues that Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley stand to collect outsized trading and underwriting revenue in Q2 — and that the market is underestimating how much a SpaceX-scale listing would move the needle.
The U.S. decision to restrict access to Anthropic's frontier Mythos model is accelerating European efforts to build AI infrastructure that doesn't depend on American goodwill.
Bond investors have been the quiet backers of AI infrastructure spending. Now equity issuance is entering the picture — and shareholders are watching their dilution risk.
The effusive praise from Wall Street's most powerful banker underscores how much is at stake for JPMorgan in what would be one of the largest public listings in U.S. history.
The two Wall Street giants are competing for the most prestigious slot in what could be the largest technology listings in years — but only one can sit at the top of the tombstone.
SpotGamma identifies a cluster of June catalysts — from Fed communications to options expiry cycles — that may amplify price swings and challenge the durability of the rebound from April lows.
A Federal Reserve governor argues that widely adopted stablecoins denominated in dollars could reinforce the greenback's global role — a notable shift in how a senior Fed official frames the technology.
The horror film's debut weekend suggests renewed consumer appetite for theatrical releases — a data point with implications for studio valuations, streaming negotiations, and exhibition-sector credit.
As Federal Reserve policy signals shift, investors are repricing growth equities, credit spreads, and private-market valuations in ways that may take quarters to fully resolve.
Rising financing costs and compressed exit multiples are forcing sponsors to rebuild acquisition models from scratch. The math that worked in 2021 rarely works now.