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Investor uncertainty drives gold, a haven asset, to its highest level since early February
Adoption by mainstream finance industry remains in question, executives say
Survey shows willingness to buy equities, corporate bonds and emerging market debt
Regulators seek to increase transparency in credit ratings after defaults rock market
Trebling in number of mentions comes at a time of heightened interest in ESG investing
Unit of Chinese ecommerce group looks to go public after online shopping booms during pandemic
Wild week after inflation scare is a precursor of things to come for investors
If institutions could predict the future, if only for nanoseconds, it would be enough to sweep up
Investors will have to make a call on whether shift in consumer prices is transitory or a regime change
Retail investors are increasing their exposure, hoping to anticipate a post-pandemic recovery
The highest carbon-emitting components of businesses could be spun-off to private equity and hedge funds
US regulator reports ‘huge spike’ in fraudsters targeting consumers caught up in bitcoin craze
Plus, N26 money laundering concerns, Lithuania hit by Wirecard fallout, eBay enters the business loans space
Bond offering ends tense process to avoid ‘significant risk’ of insolvency
Tightly controlled, gas may be deemed transitional but oil majors risk being caught flat-footed
Brussels says decision lets both sides ‘reboot the transatlantic relationship’
There needs to be equal opportunities and the prioritising of investment to ensure a more resilient economy and society
Bitcoin might have scarcity, but the intelligence of the crypto crowd is infinite.
Jon Little seeks to raise $2bn to exploit consolidation drive in fund management industry
Finding could support value investor view that rise of ETFs is just the ‘madness of crowds’
UAB Finolita Unio processed tens of millions of euros that went to now fugitive executive
Crypto wounds; Taiwan’s stock market; commodity traders and much more . . .
Brazilian miner says raw material’s record prices are not a repeat of early 2000s boom
Instead of popping, share prices now typically slide on takeover announcements
Latest step in tax dispute with New Delhi could lead to UK oil group seizing planes and other assets
Canadian company Centerra Gold files arbitration suit to stop Bishkek from nationalising Kumtor
Wells Fargo’s Mike Mayo predicts biggest reduction in industry’s headcount in its history
The government fudges a pioneering law by excluding digital advertising
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
DarkSide’s closure follows $5m ransom paid in bitcoin by Colonial Pipeline Company
Wall Street shares recover some losses on Thursday and Friday following US inflation scare
Retail trading activity in stock and options markets ebbs after surging during pandemic
Unwanted gas burnt at six times level of intensity than publicly listed groups
Cryptocurrency ransom ‘won’t be paid’ as doctors left unable to access records after ‘very sophisticated’ cyber attack
Rising prices this week have given markets a foretaste of the risks that could lie ahead
Bigger than expected leap in US consumer prices fuels fears in already anxious markets
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