Moody’s warns catastrophe-risk insurance-linked securities face tougher placement
Moody’s said record insurance-linked securities capital is increasingly exposed to risks that may be harder to place.
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NTT Docomo agreed to work with Synspective on satellite imagery for disaster response.
A deepfake-based predator is reportedly targeting schoolgirls and models in Brisbane. The supplied report does not specify the scale of the abuse or whether authorities have identified a suspect.
A UN Environment Programme report says global temperatures will likely overshoot the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target, though a path to eventual recovery remains possible.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Disaster Management Authority has alerted upper districts to a glacial lake outburst flood threat amid heat and rain. The headline does not report that flooding has occurred.
China's Southern Theater Command organized combat-readiness patrols in the waters, airspace and surrounding areas of Huangyan Island, according to Xinhua.
Authorities continue investigating suspected sabotage of the electricity network.
Reports show NATO military equipment on roads in Lithuania and ask what the movements signify.
Most oil is reportedly passing through the Strait of Hormuz since the war began, according to U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
Asian stocks declined amid geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns, according to Shafaqna English.
A report says the amount of oil currently leaving the Strait of Hormuz is unclear. The uncertainty concerns a major global energy route.
The report describes new attacks near the Strait of Hormuz and says Donald Trump is minimizing an agreement. Details of the attacks and agreement are not provided.
Russia used its veto to end a UN panel that monitored sanctions on North Korea. South Korea and Japan also condemned growing Russia-North Korea military ties during a UN debate on Ukraine.
Upper Thailand is forecast to face continued rain and flooding risk through September 7. The supplied report does not specify the affected areas or expected damage.
Yemen's rebels have threatened revenge after a coalition operation killed a political leader. The report indicates a risk of further armed escalation but provides no details on additional attacks.
Aster plans to add 1.3 million barrels of crude storage capacity in Singapore.
The report describes 178 clashes, continued Russian strikes, Ukrainian drone operations deep inside Russia and attacks on Russian logistics and industrial sites.
The United States has introduced new tariffs targeting Chinese imports, with repercussions for bilateral trade and affected industries.
The report says close relations between Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan are placing Turkey at the center of peace diplomacy. It does not identify a concrete agreement or policy action.
US borrowing costs have reached fresh highs amid inflation fears. Reports also warn that an energy shock could push eurozone inflation to 3.3% and that persistent inflation may prompt further policy-rate reviews.
Taiwan's premier said the government will first secure land and build factory space to support companies.
Germany's retail sector recorded its strongest sales decline in five years.
Falana urged Nigeria's federal government to ban petrol importation.
The closure of Methanex has fueled debate about an LNG terminal, with environmental groups criticizing the supporting argument.
NabeelHomes wants to renovate old, deteriorating buildings in Alexandria.
Egypt and Fujairah are moving to accelerate the Fujairah Alamein oil and gas project.
Oil prices rose to a six-week high in Asia-Pacific market trading.
Honda is asking suppliers to reduce costs as part of a reported $9 billion effort to remain competitive with Chinese automakers.
India's weather authority issued an orange alert for Uttarakhand as rain affected Dehradun and Nainital.
The Wall Street Journal reportedly says a mistake by Donald Trump has left allies justifiably angry.
A charity reports that unexploded ordnance in Syria continues to cause deaths and injuries at a rate of roughly one person every six hours.
Argentine President Javier Milei has criticized the United Kingdom over what he called a violation concerning the Falkland Islands.
Rising bond yields are prompting expectations of a global interest-rate repricing and possible capital shifts.
A report warns that international bond markets are being overwhelmed by high debt levels, describing a broad sell-off in government debt.
China has opposed a G20 statement concerning low-priced exports.
The report characterizes Israel as providing military backing to Greece against Turkish ambitions.
Rheinmetall is using the automotive crisis to develop a technology park and create jobs in Neuss.
The Bank of Japan governor vows to keep raising rates and says price risks will be debated this month.
A relative says a man from Sandy is facing execution in Iran for protesting.
The report describes an Iranian clampdown, but the supplied headline provides no further details about its scale or specific measures.