27.01.2025 8:13 The yen was the only Group-of-10 currency rising against the dollar on Monday as investors sought it as a haven on concern President Donald Trump’s orders to impose tariffs and sanctions on Colombia could spark wider trade tensions and economic risks.27.01.2025 8:02 The fading out of initial euphoria over Beijing’s stimulus and the uncertainty over Donald Trump’s plans have sapped enthusiasm over any broad rebound in Chinese stocks. Money managers are instead looking for pockets of value.27.01.2025 7:43 Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)27.01.2025 7:41 Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:27.01.2025 7:29 Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek rocked global technology stocks Monday, casting doubt on the validity of the sky-high valuations for leading companies like Nvidia Corp.27.01.2025 7:00 Chinese industrial profits show commodities producers ending 2024 at the bottom of the pile. This year’s looking no better.27.01.2025 6:58 Japan’s chip-related shares including Advantest Corp. tumbled as Chinese AI startup DeepSeek gained traction, raising concern the app will threaten US’s technological leadership.27.01.2025 6:49 New Zealand has relaxed its visa rules to allow foreign visitors to work remotely while in the nation as it leans on tourism to help drive an economic recovery.27.01.2025 6:46 Shares of Japanese lenders gained on optimism their profitability will improve after the Bank of Japan raised its key policy rate to the highest level in 17 years.27.01.2025 6:15 Sweeping US sanctions on Russia’s oil industry are unlikely to result in a “large hit” to production, as higher freight rates and the nation’s cheap crude support the trade, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.27.01.2025 5:59 The Philippine peso is veering toward an all-time low as the nation’s central bank plans to cut interest rates further in the face of slowing economic growth.27.01.2025 5:00 PineBridge Investments and JPMorgan Asset Management are sticking with bullish bets for Asian junk-rated bonds given elevated yields and a supportive economic outlook, looking beyond stresses in the Chinese property sector.27.01.2025 4:35 Oil fluctuated as investors reacted to rapid-fire moves on trade by the Trump administration, with the US threatening, and then holding off, on a broad package of curbs against Colombia.27.01.2025 4:19 London-based luxury goods shipper Ferrari Group Plc may announce plans for an initial public offering as early as this week, people familiar with the matter said, adding to an anticipated recovery of the European IPO market.27.01.2025 4:00 Distressed property sales in Hong Kong are beginning to bite banks that used to be well protected against loan losses.27.01.2025 3:45 Asian shares rose partly on optimism about artificial intelligence in China, shrugging off Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs on Colombia that cut risk appetite elsewhere.27.01.2025 3:30 Colombian assets are set for a rout after US President Donald Trump said he’d implement a spate of tariffs and sanctions on the South American nation.27.01.2025 2:36 The dollar began the week with modest gains after a brief threat of US tariffs on Colombia made clear the trade risk that still hangs over the currency market.27.01.2025 2:0027.01.2025 1:00 In the bond market, Donald Trump’s first week, at least, turned out far less destabilizing than feared. Traders hope the same goes for the latest shift from the Federal Reserve.26.01.2025 22:53 Italian insurer and export credit agency Sace said Sunday that it signed five accords worth $6.6 billion in Saudi Arabia.26.01.2025 19:36 Parched Los Angeles is getting its first rains in months — wet weather that’s helping battle wildfires but is also introducing the risk of landslides.26.01.2025 18:30 Emerging market investors are turning increasingly wary of carry trades as the threat of tariffs from the Donald Trump administration and the prospect of further dollar gains squeeze returns.26.01.2025 17:01 “Her son threatened to put her in a nursing home if she didn’t send his check by Friday.”26.01.2025 2:00 The US economy remained at a comfortable cruising speed in the final stretch of 2024, powered by healthy consumer spending and creating even more separation from its global counterparts.25.01.2025 21:49 Corporate tax cuts are inflationary and could spell trouble for Republicans in the 2026 election.25.01.2025 21:41 Blame it on the law of supply and demand, say experts, as people are eager to travel.25.01.2025 21:11 Market strategist Ed Yardeni: Expect the S&P 500 to hit 7,000 this year and 8,000 in 202625.01.2025 20:55 “I was told as long as I work, I have to wait until I am 67 to start drawing my Social Security.”25.01.2025 2:37 A debate over the program for skilled foreign workers has pitted immigration hard-liners against some of President Trump’s most influential supporters in the tech industry.24.01.2025 18:22 President Trump’s accusation that Bank of America’ dropped conservatives as clients serves as a reminder C.E.O.s may face unexpected attacks by the White House. 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The yen was the only Group-of-10 currency rising against the dollar on Monday as investors sought it as a haven on concern President Donald Trump’s orders to impose tariffs and sanctions on Colombia could spark wider trade tensions and economic risks.
The fading out of initial euphoria over Beijing’s stimulus and the uncertainty over Donald Trump’s plans have sapped enthusiasm over any broad rebound in Chinese stocks. Money managers are instead looking for pockets of value.
Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:
Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek rocked global technology stocks Monday, casting doubt on the validity of the sky-high valuations for leading companies like Nvidia Corp.
Chinese industrial profits show commodities producers ending 2024 at the bottom of the pile. This year’s looking no better.
Japan’s chip-related shares including Advantest Corp. tumbled as Chinese AI startup DeepSeek gained traction, raising concern the app will threaten US’s technological leadership.
New Zealand has relaxed its visa rules to allow foreign visitors to work remotely while in the nation as it leans on tourism to help drive an economic recovery.
Shares of Japanese lenders gained on optimism their profitability will improve after the Bank of Japan raised its key policy rate to the highest level in 17 years.
Sweeping US sanctions on Russia’s oil industry are unlikely to result in a “large hit” to production, as higher freight rates and the nation’s cheap crude support the trade, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
The Philippine peso is veering toward an all-time low as the nation’s central bank plans to cut interest rates further in the face of slowing economic growth.
PineBridge Investments and JPMorgan Asset Management are sticking with bullish bets for Asian junk-rated bonds given elevated yields and a supportive economic outlook, looking beyond stresses in the Chinese property sector.
Oil fluctuated as investors reacted to rapid-fire moves on trade by the Trump administration, with the US threatening, and then holding off, on a broad package of curbs against Colombia.
London-based luxury goods shipper Ferrari Group Plc may announce plans for an initial public offering as early as this week, people familiar with the matter said, adding to an anticipated recovery of the European IPO market.
Distressed property sales in Hong Kong are beginning to bite banks that used to be well protected against loan losses.
Asian shares rose partly on optimism about artificial intelligence in China, shrugging off Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs on Colombia that cut risk appetite elsewhere.
Colombian assets are set for a rout after US President Donald Trump said he’d implement a spate of tariffs and sanctions on the South American nation.
The dollar began the week with modest gains after a brief threat of US tariffs on Colombia made clear the trade risk that still hangs over the currency market.
In the bond market, Donald Trump’s first week, at least, turned out far less destabilizing than feared. Traders hope the same goes for the latest shift from the Federal Reserve.
Italian insurer and export credit agency Sace said Sunday that it signed five accords worth $6.6 billion in Saudi Arabia.
Parched Los Angeles is getting its first rains in months — wet weather that’s helping battle wildfires but is also introducing the risk of landslides.
Emerging market investors are turning increasingly wary of carry trades as the threat of tariffs from the Donald Trump administration and the prospect of further dollar gains squeeze returns.
“Her son threatened to put her in a nursing home if she didn’t send his check by Friday.”
The US economy remained at a comfortable cruising speed in the final stretch of 2024, powered by healthy consumer spending and creating even more separation from its global counterparts.
Corporate tax cuts are inflationary and could spell trouble for Republicans in the 2026 election.
Blame it on the law of supply and demand, say experts, as people are eager to travel.
Market strategist Ed Yardeni: Expect the S&P 500 to hit 7,000 this year and 8,000 in 2026
“I was told as long as I work, I have to wait until I am 67 to start drawing my Social Security.”
A debate over the program for skilled foreign workers has pitted immigration hard-liners against some of President Trump’s most influential supporters in the tech industry.
President Trump’s accusation that Bank of America’ dropped conservatives as clients serves as a reminder C.E.O.s may face unexpected attacks by the White House.