(Bloomberg) — Oil climbed as the US military launched fresh air strikes in Iran and revoked a waiver that allowed it to sell crude globally. Stocks in Asia were poised to drop for a second day as a selloff in chipmakers rippled across markets. Read More
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RBA’s Hunter Sees More Supply Shocks, Reinforces Price-Jobs Goal
Sarah Hunter, assistant governor in charge of economic forecasting, said more frequent supply shocks may intensify the trade-offs for both central banks and the broader economy. That makes it even…







