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Wednesday Headlines: Global M&A topped $2.5 trillion in first half
By Matt Stichnoth,
Bloomberg: Global M&A Tops $2.5 Trillion After First-Half Deals Surge
Wall Street Journal: Warsh Wants the Fed to Talk Less. That Only Gets Wall Street to Listen Harder.
CNBC.com: Cleveland Fed’s Hammack says AI could fuel inflation, rate hikes may be necessary
New York Post: Stocks wrap up best quarter in years—though more volatility could be in store
Bloomberg: Citi CEO Brings Long-Troubled Bank Into Trump’s Good Graces
Financial Times: A different type of G7 central bank divergence
New York Times: Nursing and Other Graduate Students Get Higher Loan Limits
Bloomberg: Wall Street’s AI Race Is Fueling New Fears of Crowded Trading
New York Times: Judges Strike Down Trump Rule on Loan Forgiveness for Public Servants
Yahoo Finance: Wednesday is Warsh’s first appearance since his inaugural Fed meeting. Will he demystify his thinking?
Wall Street Journal: Equity-Market Fundraising at Most Exuberant Since 2021, Mergermarket Says
Bloomberg: Millennium Targets at Least $10 Billion in New Fundraising
New York Post: JPMorgan takes aim at Wall Street regulator’s $4.25M ‘deli platter’ award after broker claimed wrongful firing