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Nokia shares fell 8.8%, marking their biggest one-day drop since January.
2026-09-14
Nokia shares fell 8.8%, marking their biggest one-day drop since January.
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2026-09-14
Shanghai Financial Regulatory Bureau issued guidance to boost tech finance in the city's banking and insurance sector: it will explore and refine duty-of-care exemption and fault-tolerance frameworks, including formal positive/negative exemption list
Shanghai Financial Regulatory Bureau issued guidance to boost tech finance in the city's banking and insurance sector: it will explore and refine duty-of-care exemption and fault-tolerance frameworks, including formal positive/negative exemption lists, clarified accountability and higher exemption/reduction ratios; encourage banks to raise tolerance for non-performing loans to technology SMEs by referencing inclusive small-business lending standards and to pilot differentiated NPL disposal methods; and urge insurers to adopt innovation fault-tolerance mechanisms that permit greater tolerance in combined loss ratios and cost ratios for incubating, data-sparse insurance products.
2026-09-14
Monday morning, a Middle East supply shock pushed oil sharply higher and lifted UK gilt yields across the curve to multi‑year highs. LSEG data show the 30‑year gilt yield briefly reached 5.951% — the highest since March 1998 — while the 5‑year yield
Monday morning, a Middle East supply shock pushed oil sharply higher and lifted UK gilt yields across the curve to multi‑year highs. LSEG data show the 30‑year gilt yield briefly reached 5.951% — the highest since March 1998 — while the 5‑year yield hit its highest level since July 2008. Investors are pricing a gradual Bank of England tightening over the next year as oil‑driven inflation risks rise, further eroding the buffer between current budget plans and fiscal rules. Short‑dated gilts underperformed comparable sovereigns, a pattern amplified by the oil/gas spike and reflecting the UK’s energy import sensitivity. Sahil Mahtani, head of research at Ninety One, said markets are treating this as a UK inflation problem and demanding materially higher compensation for UK inflation risk, which helps explain the sell‑off that cannot be written off as merely external factors.
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