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AI Credit Boom in Low-Rated US Firms Raises Fresh Doubts Over Future Cash Flows

Borrowing tied to artificial intelligence has accelerated among lower-rated U.S. companies this year, drawing closer scrutiny from lenders and investors over whether future revenues will justify the debt being taken on today. As credit quality declines, financing costs are rising sharply, limiting access to capital and underscoring how selective the market has become.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance7h ago

RBI Releases Fortnightly Money Supply Data for September 15 as Markets Watch Liquidity Signals

The Reserve Bank of India on Friday released its money supply data for the fortnight ended September 15, 2026, a routine but closely watched indicator of liquidity conditions in the financial system. The release, issued through the central bank's communications office, comes as investors, lenders and policymakers continue to track monetary trends for clues on credit demand, inflation pressures and broader economic momentum.

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Real Estate & Construction8h ago

India Regulator Orders Action Over Omaxe's Minimum Public Shareholding Non-Compliance

India's enforcement machinery has issued an order in the matter of non-compliance with minimum public shareholding norms at Omaxe Limited, bringing renewed scrutiny to the real estate company's ownership structure and regulatory obligations. The development underscores the continuing pressure on listed firms to meet public float requirements designed to protect market transparency and investor access.

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National Governance & Policy8h ago

Oracle's Project Jupiter Delay Sends Shockwaves Through AI Infrastructure Financing

Oracle's decision to issue a force majeure notice tied to Project Jupiter, a massive data centre campus in New Mexico, has unsettled lenders and investors already growing wary of the capital intensity behind the AI boom. The episode is now feeding broader doubts about how quickly the market can finance the next wave of AI infrastructure, even as demand for compute remains robust.

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Commodities, Energy & FX2h ago

U.S. and Argentina Launch Andes-Atlantic Corridor to Rewire Trade, Energy and Critical-Mineral Flows

The United States and Argentina have unveiled the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a sweeping infrastructure initiative designed to connect Argentina's mineral-rich northwest and Vaca Muerta energy basin to Atlantic ports and Western markets. Announced on the margins of the U.N. General Assembly High-Level Week, the project is being framed as the first Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment corridor in the Western Hemisphere and a major test of U.S.-Argentine economic integration. The plan aims to unlock billions in investment across rail, pipelines, ports, power and digital networks, while supporting exports of lithium, copper, oil and gas. It also aligns with Argentina's reform agenda and could draw financing from U.S. agencies including EXIM and the DFC, alongside private capital.

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World Politics & Diplomacy4h ago

China Ends Direct Overseas Coal Funding, but New Loopholes Keep Plants Rising

China has followed through on its pledge to stop financing new coal projects abroad, a major shift in global climate policy. But according to reporting by The Associated Press, loopholes in how Chinese companies, banks and state-linked actors operate overseas are still helping coal expand in parts of Asia and beyond.

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Global Economy & Central Banks6h ago

Federal Reserve Clears Peoples Bancorp's Purchase of Citizens National, Expanding Ohio Lender's Kentucky Footprint

The Federal Reserve Board has approved Peoples Bancorp Inc.'s application to merge with Citizens National Corporation and indirectly acquire Citizens Bank of Kentucky, Inc., marking a significant regional banking expansion for the Marietta, Ohio-based lender. The decision also authorizes Peoples Bank to merge with Citizens Bank of Kentucky and operate branches at the Kentucky bank's existing locations, extending Peoples' presence deeper into eastern Kentucky.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

U.S. Regulators Ease Burden on Community Banks, Expand 18-Month Exam Eligibility

Federal banking regulators have issued an interim final rule that broadens access to an 18-month on-site examination cycle for community banks, raising the asset threshold from $3 billion to $6 billion for qualifying institutions. The move is designed to reduce compliance burden for small, low-risk banks while preserving supervisory oversight through offsite monitoring between exams.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

Federal Reserve Approves National Westminster Bank's Plan for Stamford Representative Office

The Federal Reserve Board has approved National Westminster Bank Plc's application to establish a representative office in Stamford, Connecticut, marking a new foothold for the London-based lender in the U.S. market. The decision, announced Thursday, allows the bank to expand its presence in one of the country's major financial hubs through a non-branch office focused on liaison and market support functions.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

Federal Reserve Bars Former Bank Employees Over Customer Fund Misappropriation

The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced consent prohibition orders against two former bank employees, citing misappropriation of customer funds. The actions bar Stephanie R. Kilbert, a former employee of Regions Bank in Birmingham, Alabama, and Crystal A. Wykle, a former employee of United Community Bank in Greenville, South Carolina, from participating in the banking industry in certain capacities.

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Global Economy & Central Banks8h ago

Federal Reserve Bars Former Regions Bank Employee in Check Fraud Enforcement Action

The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced a consent prohibition against Elazia Jones, a former employee of Regions Bank, in connection with check fraud. The action bars Jones from participating in the affairs of any federally insured depository institution without prior regulatory approval, underscoring the central bank's willingness to use its enforcement powers against individual misconduct in the banking system.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

Fed Orders New Enforcement Action Against SouthPoint Bancshares as It Ends Long-Running Deutsche Bank Case

The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced a new written agreement with SouthPoint Bancshares, Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama, while also terminating a cease-and-desist order that had been in place since 2017 against Deutsche Bank AG, DB USA Corporation and Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch. The paired actions highlight the central bank's continuing supervisory pressure on weaker institutions even as it closes out a major enforcement case involving one of Europe's largest lenders.

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