Cliffwater Payout Limits Show Private Credit Liquidity Is Not Guaranteed
Cliffwater limited payouts from a top credit fund, putting private credit liquidity and investor redemption expectations under scrutiny.
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Bank of Japan April Rate Signal Tests a Fragile Recovery
The Bank of Japan prepared markets for a possible April rate increase as wages, inflation and yen pressure converged.
Peacock Ends Subscription Discounts as Streaming Prices Reset
Peacock cut promo-code reliance in March 2026 as NBCUniversal pushed subscribers toward full-price streaming, sports and bundles.
Cotton Underwear Sales Rise as Comfort Becomes Retail Signal
Consumers are ditching synthetic fabrics for breathable cotton underwear to improve health. Read our investigation into the market shift toward wellness.
Energy Costs Put European Inflation Back Under Pressure
Rising energy costs are threatening to push European inflation above 3 percent as oil and gas markets react to Middle East risk.
Investors Force Steep Premiums on Salesforce in $25 Billion Bond Sale
Salesforce faces steep investor demands in a $25 billion bond deal as Wall Street grows skeptical of the company's future in an AI-disrupted market.
Colombia Drops 2026 Overseas Bond Sales
Colombia plans to reduce its fiscal deficit in 2026 by cutting spending and debt costs while avoiding new international bond sales to stabilize markets.
US Budget Deficit Shrinks More Slowly as Tariff Revenue Fades
The U.S. deficit kept narrowing in February 2026, but weaker tariff receipts left the fiscal recovery more dependent on domestic tax growth.
PCE Inflation Threatens to Undercut the Market Relief
Conflicting US inflation reports leave the Federal Reserve in a bind as tame CPI data clashes with rising Personal Consumption Expenditures in early 2026.
Trump Oil Order Tests California Energy Fight
Trump moved to use emergency industrial powers to restart California offshore oil output, setting up a clash with state regulators.
Treasury Reports $1 Trillion Deficit Through February
U.S. federal deficit reaches $1.004 trillion through February 2026, marking a 12% decline from last year as higher tax revenue offsets rising interest costs.
IEA Orders Record 400 Million Barrel Oil Release
IEA members authorize a 400 million barrel oil release to stabilize markets during the Iran war, but analysts doubt the record move can lower crude prices.