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US Is Vulnerable to China’s Lock on Key Minerals, Biden Aide Says

The US economy is vulnerable to China’s “lock” on critical mineral processing, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden said, likening the situation to the risk Europe faced from its reliance on Russia’s oil and gas amid its invasion of Ukraine.

US Would Support IMF Speeding Up Loan Funds to Argentina

The Biden administration would support speeding up disbursements from Argentina’s $44 billion program with the International Monetary Fund, if the nation’s authorities can successfully negotiate a new schedule with the lender, according to US officials familiar with the matter.

Pullback in Bank Lending Is Worrying, Guggenheim’s Schwartz Says

The recent wave of “idiosyncratic” regional bank failures is stabilizing, but a pullback in bank lending could be a cause for concern, Guggenheim Capital’s Chairman Alan Schwartz said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Wednesday.

Franklin Templeton’s CEO Sees Fed Stoking Private Credit Demand

Private credit will keep stepping up as the banking system — stung by the pace of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate hikes — pulls back on lending, said Jenny Johnson, president and chief executive officer at Franklin Templeton.

Morgan Stanley Is Sued by Outside Recruiter Alleging Race Bias

Morgan Stanley was sued by an external recruiter who claims it discriminated against him because he is Black, short-changing him on commissions he earned in placing diverse candidates at the bank — even as it treated them with racial bias as well.

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