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FTSE 100 Edges Up 0.27% as Middle East Tensions Weigh, June 11
FTSE 100 rises 0.27% to 10,254.81 as markets balance deal optimism against US-Iran tensions and 4.2% US inflation. Oil near $91/barrel.
Vedanta Plans $5.2B Refinancing After Credit Upgrades, June 11
Vedanta Resources plans $5.2 billion refinancing of bonds and loans after S&P and Moody’s upgrades. Net debt fell to $4.9 billion as of March 2026.
HSBC Falls 3.6% as China Capital Controls Threaten Hong Kong Wealth Business, June 11
HSBC falls 3.6% as China tightens capital controls on Hong Kong offshore accounts, threatening wealth management business and mainland investor flows.
Agrola Closes All Swiss Hydrogen Stations by Year-End, June 10
Agrola closes three Swiss hydrogen stations by end of 2026 due to low demand, reflecting EV dominance in Europe’s clean transport strategy.
WBTUSD WhiteBIT Coin Falls 0.85% Daily: $50.75 Support
WhiteBIT Coin USD drops 0.85% daily to $50.75. Market cap at $10.9B with technical signals showing neutral momentum and mixed trading activity.
Ola Electric Surges 6.5% on Heavy Volume, June 11
Ola Electric stock rose 6.5% to ₹47.32 on June 10 with exceptional trading volume and 43% surge in delivery volume, despite weak fundamentals.
Dow Falls 1.4% as Iran Tensions Push Oil Above $91, June 11
Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq fell as Trump Iran threats boosted oil to $91 and inflation hit 4.2%. Chip stocks led losses.
Shanghai Vice Mayor Chen Yujian Under Investigation for Corruption, June 11
Chen Yujian, Shanghai vice mayor, under investigation by China’s central discipline commission for serious violations since 2022.
NSW Inquiry Into Ivan Milat’s Suspected 80-100 Murders, June 11
NSW parliament launches inquiry into Ivan Milat’s suspected 80-100 murders. Police and victim groups question the probe’s credibility and purpose.