18.02.2025 13:53 Goldman Sachs equity strategist Sharon Bell comments on the outlook for defense stocks as Europe’s leaders weigh increased military funding. “I think there’s a little bit more to go here,” Bell says on Bloomberg Television. “Europe hasn’t really yet committed the funds, spent the money. This is an industry which actually, to be honest with you, for many years has been on its knees until recently,” she adds.18.02.2025 13:11 Khalid Al-Hussan, CEO of the Saudi Tadawul Group speaks exclusively with Bloomberg TV’s Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa about listings on the Saudi stock exchange, foreign ownership of Saudi equities and the performance of the index amid geopolitical tensions. He joined from the sidelines of the Capital Markets Forum in Riyadh. (Source: Bloomberg)18.02.2025 13:08 Pakistan’s finance minister said the country will be able to meet its revenue goals for the year, without adding further strain on existing taxpayers, at a time the government looks to curb the criticism it has faced since last year over unpopular reforms, including record-high taxes.18.02.2025 13:01 Citadel’s deputy head of Asia fundamental equities Takeo Serizawa left the company after about 21 months at the investment firm.18.02.2025 13:00 Australia’s bond yield discount versus US Treasuries is close to vanishing after Tuesday’s hawkish central bank interest-rate cut prompted investors to rethink the outlook for the nation’s monetary policy.18.02.2025 12:46 KKR & Co. is raising its stake in Eni SpA’s Enilive to 30%, as the Italian energy major pushes ahead with its plan to sell €8 billion ($8.4 billion) in assets through 2027.18.02.2025 12:41 Kenya’s gross public debt fell for the first time in at least two decades as its world-beating currency helped the East African nation lower its external obligations.18.02.2025 12:37 After largely sitting out last year’s flurry of aircraft orders, some of the biggest airlines in the Middle East are now preparing to replenish their fleets, with hundreds of planned purchases set to cement the region as key growth driver for Boeing Co. and Airbus SE.18.02.2025 12:36 Gold shipments from Singapore to the US climbed to the highest level in almost three years in January, a further sign of the ructions in bullion trading after pricing disparities opened up in key markets.18.02.2025 12:23 South Africa’s government has drafted an early retirement offer for civil servants, part of an effort to reduce its wage bill, according to people familiar with the matter.18.02.2025 11:5818.02.2025 11:33 Dubai’s financial district reported a record 25% increase in company registrations last year, helped in part by a continuing influx of hedge funds that’s transformed the city into an emerging hub for the sector.18.02.2025 9:10 Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its year-end gold target to $3,100 an ounce on central-bank buying and inflows into bullion-backed exchange-traded funds, highlighting Wall Street’s enthusiasm for the metal.18.02.2025 8:44 Shares of Mitsubishi Motors Corp. surged as much as 8.6%, the most in two months, after a report that Honda Motor Co. would be willing to restart talks on a potential tie-up with ailing peer Nissan Motor Co. if its CEO Makoto Uchida steps down.18.02.2025 7:5918.02.2025 7:52 Chinese investors’ zeal for artificial intelligence-related assets fanned by DeepSeek has spread to convertible bonds, sending a benchmark index to its highest in more than two years.18.02.2025 7:44 LG Electronics Inc. has started roadshows to meet potential investors in the initial public offering of its Indian unit, people familiar with the matter said.18.02.2025 7:38 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:18.02.2025 6:55 Chinese stocks in Hong Kong gained after a meeting between President Xi Jinping and prominent entrepreneurs signaled Beijing’s endorsement of the private sector.18.02.2025 6:52 China’s government bond yields advanced as tight cash conditions in the local market and a rally in stocks sapped the demand for debt.18.02.2025 5:59 Virgin Australia overtook Qantas Airways Ltd. to become Australia’s largest and most reliable airline at the end of last year, sending a warning to the marquee carrier and supporting a potential return to the stock market.18.02.2025 5:40 President Javier Milei spoke out for the first time about a cryptocurrency scandal that’s dented his reputation in Argentina, triggering lawsuits and even calls for his impeachment.18.02.2025 5:00 Licious, a Temasek Holdings Pte-backed online seller of meat and seafood in India, is seeking to become profitable as it prepares to list in 2026, adding to a slew of consumer-facing firms eyeing the country’s public markets.18.02.2025 4:35 Oil steadied after an advance as OPEC+ delegates said the group was considering delaying restoring output, and Ukrainian drones attacked a crude-pumping station in Russia.18.02.2025 4:30 Results due Tuesday from Baidu Inc. may provide investors clues on whether the Chinese internet search leader’s lagging share price performance is warranted or not.18.02.2025 4:00 Japanese robo-adviser Folio Holdings Co. is looking to go public as the SBI Holdings Inc.-backed startup zeros in on profitability in a market primed for expansion, Chief Executive Officer Shinichiro Kai said in an interview.18.02.2025 3:35 Shares in Hong Kong and China extended gains on expectations a meeting between President Xi Jinping and business leaders will give a boost to private companies.18.02.2025 3:00 Japan’s corporate bond market is booming, as an economic rebound and plans to get ahead of higher interest rates encourage a flurry of issuance.18.02.2025 2:27 BHP Group Ltd. said first-half profit slumped 23% as China’s faltering economy dampened demand for iron ore, prompting the miner to trim its interim dividend to an eight-year low.18.02.2025 2:00 After years of venturing offshore, some of Australia’s biggest pension funds are scooping up more government bonds at home — assets they now deem among the safest as trade-war risks rattle markets.18.02.2025 2:00 Five years after Thai Airways International Pcl filed for bankruptcy protection, the state-controlled carrier’s court-appointed debt administrator Piyasvasti Amranand is planning an aggressive international expansion. 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Goldman Sachs equity strategist Sharon Bell comments on the outlook for defense stocks as Europe’s leaders weigh increased military funding. “I think there’s a little bit more to go here,” Bell says on Bloomberg Television. “Europe hasn’t really yet committed the funds, spent the money. This is an industry which actually, to be honest with you, for many years has been on its knees until recently,” she adds.
Khalid Al-Hussan, CEO of the Saudi Tadawul Group speaks exclusively with Bloomberg TV’s Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa about listings on the Saudi stock exchange, foreign ownership of Saudi equities and the performance of the index amid geopolitical tensions. He joined from the sidelines of the Capital Markets Forum in Riyadh. (Source: Bloomberg)
Pakistan’s finance minister said the country will be able to meet its revenue goals for the year, without adding further strain on existing taxpayers, at a time the government looks to curb the criticism it has faced since last year over unpopular reforms, including record-high taxes.
Citadel’s deputy head of Asia fundamental equities Takeo Serizawa left the company after about 21 months at the investment firm.
Australia’s bond yield discount versus US Treasuries is close to vanishing after Tuesday’s hawkish central bank interest-rate cut prompted investors to rethink the outlook for the nation’s monetary policy.
KKR & Co. is raising its stake in Eni SpA’s Enilive to 30%, as the Italian energy major pushes ahead with its plan to sell €8 billion ($8.4 billion) in assets through 2027.
Kenya’s gross public debt fell for the first time in at least two decades as its world-beating currency helped the East African nation lower its external obligations.
After largely sitting out last year’s flurry of aircraft orders, some of the biggest airlines in the Middle East are now preparing to replenish their fleets, with hundreds of planned purchases set to cement the region as key growth driver for Boeing Co. and Airbus SE.
Gold shipments from Singapore to the US climbed to the highest level in almost three years in January, a further sign of the ructions in bullion trading after pricing disparities opened up in key markets.
South Africa’s government has drafted an early retirement offer for civil servants, part of an effort to reduce its wage bill, according to people familiar with the matter.
Dubai’s financial district reported a record 25% increase in company registrations last year, helped in part by a continuing influx of hedge funds that’s transformed the city into an emerging hub for the sector.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its year-end gold target to $3,100 an ounce on central-bank buying and inflows into bullion-backed exchange-traded funds, highlighting Wall Street’s enthusiasm for the metal.
Shares of Mitsubishi Motors Corp. surged as much as 8.6%, the most in two months, after a report that Honda Motor Co. would be willing to restart talks on a potential tie-up with ailing peer Nissan Motor Co. if its CEO Makoto Uchida steps down.
Chinese investors’ zeal for artificial intelligence-related assets fanned by DeepSeek has spread to convertible bonds, sending a benchmark index to its highest in more than two years.
LG Electronics Inc. has started roadshows to meet potential investors in the initial public offering of its Indian unit, people familiar with the matter said.
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 stocks in Hong Kong gained after a meeting between President Xi Jinping and prominent entrepreneurs signaled Beijing’s endorsement of the private sector.
China’s government bond yields advanced as tight cash conditions in the local market and a rally in stocks sapped the demand for debt.
Virgin Australia overtook Qantas Airways Ltd. to become Australia’s largest and most reliable airline at the end of last year, sending a warning to the marquee carrier and supporting a potential return to the stock market.
President Javier Milei spoke out for the first time about a cryptocurrency scandal that’s dented his reputation in Argentina, triggering lawsuits and even calls for his impeachment.
Licious, a Temasek Holdings Pte-backed online seller of meat and seafood in India, is seeking to become profitable as it prepares to list in 2026, adding to a slew of consumer-facing firms eyeing the country’s public markets.
Oil steadied after an advance as OPEC+ delegates said the group was considering delaying restoring output, and Ukrainian drones attacked a crude-pumping station in Russia.
Results due Tuesday from Baidu Inc. may provide investors clues on whether the Chinese internet search leader’s lagging share price performance is warranted or not.
Japanese robo-adviser Folio Holdings Co. is looking to go public as the SBI Holdings Inc.-backed startup zeros in on profitability in a market primed for expansion, Chief Executive Officer Shinichiro Kai said in an interview.
Shares in Hong Kong and China extended gains on expectations a meeting between President Xi Jinping and business leaders will give a boost to private companies.
Japan’s corporate bond market is booming, as an economic rebound and plans to get ahead of higher interest rates encourage a flurry of issuance.
BHP Group Ltd. said first-half profit slumped 23% as China’s faltering economy dampened demand for iron ore, prompting the miner to trim its interim dividend to an eight-year low.
After years of venturing offshore, some of Australia’s biggest pension funds are scooping up more government bonds at home — assets they now deem among the safest as trade-war risks rattle markets.
Five years after Thai Airways International Pcl filed for bankruptcy protection, the state-controlled carrier’s court-appointed debt administrator Piyasvasti Amranand is planning an aggressive international expansion.