30.06.2026 16:1530.06.2026 16:19 President Donald Trump is sending a high-level team to the Middle East to resume peace negotiations with Iran after days of attacks but both sides appear far from any formal agreement. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.30.06.2026 16:27 Autonomous artificial intelligence agents risk causing “market meltdown” and may need tighter regulation, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden warned.30.06.2026 16:35 The Russian authorities said 419 drones were shot down across Russia, including in the capital, and in Crimea.30.06.2026 16:4630.06.2026 16:54 The sweeping tariffs underpinning President Donald Trump’s economic policy may have gone from a headwind to a tailwind for the stock market, with the Supreme Court’s decision to unwind them setting the stage for a potential earnings boon for some companies.30.06.2026 17:0030.06.2026 17:00 Amazon.com Inc. said it will buy just less than half of the carbon credits to be generated by a project to restore degraded land in South Africa by planting thickets of Spekboom, a plant that sequesters carbon dioxide and helps soil retain water.30.06.2026 17:00 Freight railroads are using technology, service improvements and private investment to strengthen their competitive position in North American supply chains. In this Talking Transports podcast, Association of American Railroads President and CEO Ian Jefferies joins Bloomberg Intelligence’s senior transportation and logistics analyst Lee Klaskow to discuss how AI, predictive maintenance and automated inspection technologies are helping railroads achieve record safety levels while improving networ30.06.2026 17:00 The European Union’s biggest steelmakers, including Salzgitter AG and SSAB AB, urged policy makers to avoid weakening the bloc’s flagship emissions market and to support strengthening its carbon border levy.30.06.2026 17:02 Germany’s central bank is vying to oversee the country’s planned state-backed pension fund, set to be one of Europe’s largest pools of long-term capital worth hundreds of billions of euros.30.06.2026 17:07 German inflation cooled more than expected in June, part of a slowdown across most of the region brought on by the drop in global oil prices.30.06.2026 17:12 The US Commerce Department is due to deliver a key report to the White House to inform Donald Trump’s next move.30.06.2026 17:14 Artificial intelligence debt issuance may point to more of a financial stability concern than stock valuations, according to a senior International Monetary Fund official.30.06.2026 17:15 Air Products and Chemicals Inc. is scrapping plans to develop a multibillion-dollar project in Louisiana that would have produced of hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide.30.06.2026 17:31 Canada’s economy is set to rebound sharply in the second quarter amid a spike in oil production, breaking a half-year of stagnation.30.06.2026 17:33 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that most nations aren’t yet ready to purchase Iranian oil, wary over the potential of the US reimposing sanctions, and that this is an incentive for Tehran to negotiate with Washington.30.06.2026 17:40 The country has too much power on sunny days.30.06.2026 17:46 Source: Bloomberg, 0:0030.06.2026 17:54 Will wage growth start to pick up?30.06.2026 18:00 South Africa has experienced several previous waves of xenophobic attacks — most notably in 2008 when 62 people were killed.30.06.2026 18:00 Dan Ives, global head of tech research and senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, sees the upcoming earnings season as a “huge validation moment” for big tech stocks, which he says were “way oversold in June.” (Source: Bloomberg)30.06.2026 18:00 Policymakers gather in Portugal as new data shows euro-region inflation easing30.06.2026 18:01 Sudden reversals in the Japanese yen can cause market ructions. Is that on the cards this time?30.06.2026 18:01 Qatar said Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff had arrived in Doha as part of ongoing peace negotiations between the US and Iran and as the countries try to calm tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.30.06.2026 18:06 Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who occupy a large part of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have built a force of around 30,000 troops and are consolidating their hold on the region, according to United Nations’ experts.30.06.2026 18:0730.06.2026 18:14 Bob Michele, global head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, explains the factors he sees leading the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates “once or twice” next year, but not engage in a “dramatic hiking cycle.” (Source: Bloomberg)30.06.2026 18:1530.06.2026 18:16 Source: Bloomberg, 0:0030.06.2026 18:2330.06.2026 18:35 The UK’s future large, advanced destroyers ran aground on the shores of fiscal austerity. 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President Donald Trump is sending a high-level team to the Middle East to resume peace negotiations with Iran after days of attacks but both sides appear far from any formal agreement. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.
Autonomous artificial intelligence agents risk causing “market meltdown” and may need tighter regulation, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden warned.
The Russian authorities said 419 drones were shot down across Russia, including in the capital, and in Crimea.
The sweeping tariffs underpinning President Donald Trump’s economic policy may have gone from a headwind to a tailwind for the stock market, with the Supreme Court’s decision to unwind them setting the stage for a potential earnings boon for some companies.
Amazon.com Inc. said it will buy just less than half of the carbon credits to be generated by a project to restore degraded land in South Africa by planting thickets of Spekboom, a plant that sequesters carbon dioxide and helps soil retain water.
The European Union’s biggest steelmakers, including Salzgitter AG and SSAB AB, urged policy makers to avoid weakening the bloc’s flagship emissions market and to support strengthening its carbon border levy.
Germany’s central bank is vying to oversee the country’s planned state-backed pension fund, set to be one of Europe’s largest pools of long-term capital worth hundreds of billions of euros.
German inflation cooled more than expected in June, part of a slowdown across most of the region brought on by the drop in global oil prices.
The US Commerce Department is due to deliver a key report to the White House to inform Donald Trump’s next move.
Artificial intelligence debt issuance may point to more of a financial stability concern than stock valuations, according to a senior International Monetary Fund official.
Air Products and Chemicals Inc. is scrapping plans to develop a multibillion-dollar project in Louisiana that would have produced of hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide.
Canada’s economy is set to rebound sharply in the second quarter amid a spike in oil production, breaking a half-year of stagnation.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that most nations aren’t yet ready to purchase Iranian oil, wary over the potential of the US reimposing sanctions, and that this is an incentive for Tehran to negotiate with Washington.
The country has too much power on sunny days.
Will wage growth start to pick up?
South Africa has experienced several previous waves of xenophobic attacks — most notably in 2008 when 62 people were killed.
Dan Ives, global head of tech research and senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, sees the upcoming earnings season as a “huge validation moment” for big tech stocks, which he says were “way oversold in June.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Policymakers gather in Portugal as new data shows euro-region inflation easing
Sudden reversals in the Japanese yen can cause market ructions. Is that on the cards this time?
Qatar said Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff had arrived in Doha as part of ongoing peace negotiations between the US and Iran and as the countries try to calm tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who occupy a large part of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have built a force of around 30,000 troops and are consolidating their hold on the region, according to United Nations’ experts.
Bob Michele, global head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, explains the factors he sees leading the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates “once or twice” next year, but not engage in a “dramatic hiking cycle.” (Source: Bloomberg)
The UK’s future large, advanced destroyers ran aground on the shores of fiscal austerity. Instead, the Royal Navy will get a bunch of domestically made smaller vessels and network them with drones.