U.S. TREASURY CALLS IN REGULATORS FOR TALKS ON PRIVATE CREDIT RISKS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

US Treasury calls in regulators for talks on private credit risks Discussions will include American and international insurance watchdogs Ja...

PRIVATE-CREDIT FUNDS ARE SHOWING SIGNS OF STRAIN / THE ECONOMIST

Private-equity firms Private-credit funds are showing signs of strain Some panicky investors are running for the exit An illustration of mu...

WHAT A BATTLE TO REOPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ WOULD LOOK LIKE / THE ECONOMIST

Stranglehold What a battle to reopen the Strait of Hormuz would look like A lot of ships, aircraft and soldiers would have to spend a long t...

PRIVATE CREDIT`S STALE PRICING PROBLEM / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT

Private credit’s stale pricing problem More frequent asset valuations can boost market resilience and investor confidence Huw van Steenis Mo...

INVESTORS` IMPORTANT BET ON NUCLEAR FUSION / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Investors’ important bet on nuclear fusion The elusive power source is gradually moving closer to becoming a reality The editorial board Eno...

ADAM SMITH ON TODAY`S GLOBAL ECONOMY / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Adam Smith on Today’s Global Economy Two and a half centuries after its publication, The Wealth of Nations remains a useful lens for underst...