General Wire › 17 Sep 2026
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General Wire — 17 September 2026
Trump turned his tariff ire from Canada toward the EU, traders applauded Kevin Warsh's inflation fight, EQT and other big names are chasing Indian infrastructure, India's options-trading boom is drawing a SEBI crackdown, and Brussels' slow AI regulation is finding unlikely fans.
Business
Sourced from Bloomberg.
EQT and other big-name investors are being drawn to data centers and other Indian infrastructure assets, part of a wave of capital chasing the country’s build-out of digital and physical infrastructure. — Bloomberg
Economics
Sourced from Bloomberg.
Traders applauded Kevin Warsh’s fight against inflation after the Fed’s latest rate move, with markets reading the hike as a credible signal the central bank won’t bow to political pressure. — Bloomberg
Finance
Sourced from Bloomberg.
India’s options-trading boom has turned into what Bloomberg calls a casino, with retail losses piling up and prompting a SEBI crackdown on the market structure that fueled the surge. — Bloomberg
Politics
Sourced from Bloomberg.
President Trump turned his tariff ire away from Canada and toward the EU, threatening fresh trade measures against Brussels days after escalating with Ottawa. — Bloomberg
Tech / AI
Sourced from Bloomberg.
The EU’s comparatively slow approach to AI regulation is finding fans in the AI age, with Bloomberg noting a growing number of companies now see the bloc’s AI Act as a stabilizing force amid faster-moving rules elsewhere. — Bloomberg
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