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Bankers are handcuffed by old narratives in US

  In the space of a few short months, the prevailing narrative on US inflation has veered from “It’s transitory” to “We have a problem.” The Federal Reserve took another step towards acknowledging this, raising its policy rate by 50 basis points and leading investors to expect a faster pace of tightening from now on. That’s fine, you might say, ...

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Qantas Air revives plan for world’s longest direct flights

Bloomberg Qantas Airways Ltd revived a plan to start direct flights connecting Australia’s east coast with New York and London as it finally ordered Airbus SE jets for the ultra-long services. The airline said it’s buying 12 A350-1000s that can fly non-stop from Australia to any city in the world. Commercial services will start from Sydney in late 2025, Qantas ...

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Korean Air sales rival pre-Covid levels on strong cargo boom

  Bloomberg Korean Air Lines Co reported preliminary revenue that’s almost back at pre-Covid levels on a quarterly basis as the carrier’s strong presence in cargo makes up for still-weak passenger traffic. The South Korean airline posted revenue of 2.81 trillion won ($2.3 billion) and a record first-quarter operating profit of 788.4 billion won, according to a statement. The airline’s ...

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