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  • 18 hours ago | semafor.com | Tom Chivers

    Norway’s giant sovereign wealth fund said it would scale back hiring thanks to improvements in artificial intelligence. The $1.8 trillion fund employs 676 people, a number which has risen in recent years, but CEO Nicolai Tangen told the Norwegian Parliament that its work could be done more efficiently “through more use of technology,” including AI.

  • 19 hours ago | semafor.com | Tom Chivers

    Russia is under increasing international pressure to take concrete steps to end its war in Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron promised new sanctions targeting buyers of Russian oil and financial services, a sentiment echoed by the new German chancellor, while US President Donald Trump, who until recently appeared sympathetic to the Kremlin, has grown impatient with Moscow’s intransigence, the Financial Times reported.

  • 19 hours ago | semafor.com | Alexis Akwagyiram |Yinka Adegoke

    African policymakers and bankers are exploring ways to unlock trillions of dollars tied up in the continent’s institutional funds to build infrastructure amid growing uncertainty around international investment caused by erratic US trade policies.

  • 1 day ago | semafor.com | Burgess Everett

    A 10% universal tariff and 30% levies on Chinese imports would have been a five-alarm fire for Republican free-traders just a few months ago. These days, though, most in the party are just happy those tariffs aren’t several times higher. President Donald Trump’s massive “Liberation Day” tariffs five weeks ago prompted so much unease and confusion that the new US trade baseline of tariffs is borderline placid for many Republicans.

  • 1 day ago | semafor.com | Amena Bakr

    Despite covering energy markets for nearly two decades, I’d never been to Houston. Last month, I took the 17-hour flight from Dubai and made my rounds with dozens of investors and drillers in the shale patch. Most volunteered they voted for Donald Trump — and in the same breath expressed disappointment with his policies that are making it harder to boost US oil production. The contradiction was clear from the start: Trump wants lower oil prices while simultaneously growing domestic output.