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I had seen that rich people are trying to make more money .. it’s seem like money is not enough for them :notworthy:
 
JP Morgan jam brake on its Qualtric private debt sale few hours ago. High Yield Private Debts may be Huat Kah Liao very very soon?


The group launched the sale of a $5.75 billion cross-border loan to finance EA's (EA.O), opens new tab leveraged ⁠buyout on Monday, with an aim to close that deal by end of day March 23 before it negotiates pricing for the Qualtrics debt, one of the people familiar said.
 

Dozens of petrol stations around Australia run out of fuel as panic-buying continues​

NRMA says record-high fuel may be here to stay in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane after prices soared early in the Middle East conflict


Luca Ittimani and Penry Buckley
Mon 16 Mar 2026 07.08 GMT
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Dozens of service stations across Australia have run out of petrol as distributors struggle to keep up with customers panic-buying as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt prices.

The NRMA has warned regulators “missed” the chance to stop price hikes, as booming wholesale demand pushes fuel prices to a “permanent high” on the east coast.


The New South Wales government said 32 out of 3,000 service stations in the state were out of at least one fuel type on Monday morning – but enough to leave single-station towns short.


The Albanese government has announced a plan to inject millions of litres of additional petrol into supply chains.
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The premier, Chris Minns, said NSW had enough fuel but was struggling to distribute it to the regions as motorists stockpiled at their local stations.

“It’s harder to restock those petrol stations if they’ve got more than expected out of the bowser on any given day,” he said.

The Victorian Farmers Federation president, Brett Hosking, said entire towns had run dry, including Wedderburn and Bonnie Doon in the state’s centre, and Robinvale in the north-west.
 
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