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(Bloomberg) -- All the polls show French President Emmanuel Macron is likely to win a second term Sunday. But from Citigroup Inc. to asset manager Amundi SA, the warnings are piling up that markets are underestimating the risk of a surprise.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia look set for a steady start Tuesday with investors weighing the prospect for faster Federal Reserve policy tightening, and the impact on global growth and inflation from the war in Ukraine. U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Investors are rapidly exiting stocks, with U.S. equities seeing their biggest weekly outflows of the year as recession fears take hold. U.S. equity funds had outflows of $15.

(Bloomberg) -- PLDT Inc. raised 77 billion pesos ($1.47 billion) selling half of its telecommunication towers, the largest ever acquisition of assets in the Philippines by international investors, it said. Part of the proceeds will settle 27.

(Bloomberg) -- Alphamin Resources Corp., one of the world’s largest tin miners, has kicked off a potential sale of the company as prices of the metal surge, people with knowledge of the matter said.  TSX-listed Alphamin, which is working with boutique advisory firm Cutfield Freeman & Co.

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(Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level in more than a month as cryptocurrency continued to be hurt by investors’ risk aversion amid signs of muted new interest in the coins.  The largest cryptocurrency fell as much as 4.2% to $38,580 on Monday. Second-largest Ether dropped 4.

(Bloomberg) -- Mannai Corp. shares soared after the Qatari trading firm agreed to sell its stake in Inetum SA for an enterprise value of 1.85 billion euros ($2 billion) to a group of investors led by Bain Capital Private Equity.

(Bloomberg) -- When Surojit Chatterjee walked on stage at a Coinbase Global Inc. conference in Bengaluru, India, on April 7, he had little reason to anticipate the fallout that would shortly ensue.

(Bloomberg) -- South Korea could have a high inflation rate for a prolonged period of time along with other countries as upside risks to prices rise, according to Bank of Korea analysts.