11.04.2025 15:33 Cameron Dawson, chief investment officer at Newedge Wealth, says signs of tightening liquidity throughout FX and fixed income markets means investors “cannot rule out that these big moves continue.”11.04.2025 15:29 President Christine Lagarde reaffirmed the European Central Bank’s commitment to intervention in favor of stability.11.04.2025 15:29 Czech parliamentary leaders called on the US Congress to preserve Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty outlet as a way to promote free speech and democratic values in authoritarian nations.11.04.2025 15:0811.04.2025 13:15 Marathon Asset Management Chair and CEO Bruce Richards says he’s relaxed about the volatility in financial markets since his firm’s position is “in such good shape” and had a “very good feel of what was going to happen with respect to tariffs.” He speaks on Bloomberg Television.11.04.2025 13:12 India’s trade teams are “really charged up” and want to swiftly seal a bilateral deal with the US, a minister from Narendra Modi’s government said, as the South Asian nation scrambles to shield itself from Washington’s on-again, off-again tariff strategy.11.04.2025 13:02 China will raise tariffs on all US goods from 84% to 125% starting April 12, and said it plans to ignore any further increases announced by Washington from here.11.04.2025 13:00 Europe’s decision to ramp up defense spending after years of neglect is the right choice, according to European Union finance ministers.11.04.2025 13:0011.04.2025 13:00 On Wednesday, President Trump put a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for every country except China. The market, which had been in a state of deep panic, surged massively on the announcement. But then on Thursday, stocks sold off hard again as people woke up to the reality of massive tariffs on China and the new baseline tariffs on everyone else. Plus, even before all this tariff drama, there were plenty of reasons to be anxious about the US economy. On this episode of Lots More, we speak with11.04.2025 12:58 Europe should “quickly adapt to any regulatory rollback” to protect the competitiveness of its banking sector, French Finance Minister Eric Lombard said as the gulf between the European Union and its key rivals grows.11.04.2025 12:46 Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe discusses President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the European Union and why it’s important to react in a “proportionate and strategic way.” He also comments on efforts to boost trade ties outside the US, saying “we have to assess the trading relationships that we have elsewhere.” Donohoe, who leads the meetings of euro-area finance chiefs, talks with Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook in Warsaw.11.04.2025 12:31 After a week of wild swings in the US bond market, China’s holdings of Treasuries are increasingly under scrutiny from analysts around the world.11.04.2025 12:23 UniCredit SpA is planning to lend more to German companies and provide bridge financing for corporations struggling to tap bond markets in the current turmoil.11.04.2025 12:21 European stocks rose, paring some of this week’s losses, with investors cautious about the economic effects from the US and China trade war.11.04.2025 11:46 Pacific Investment Management Co is set to back Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA’s bid for rival Mediobanca SpA at a crucial investor meeting next week, people familiar with the matter said.11.04.2025 11:42 Lynas Rare Earths Ltd., backed by Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart, has been the most resilient stock on the country’s index since the market turmoil started last week.11.04.2025 11:2011.04.2025 11:07 Romanian inflation eased slightly last month, as the central bank weighs an outlook clouded by domestic risks and global trade tensions before potentially resuming monetary easing.11.04.2025 11:05 Britain’s economy posted the strongest growth in almost a year in February as factories ramped up production ahead of Donald Trump’s wave of tariffs that have brought turmoil to global markets.11.04.2025 10:47 The dollar has emerged as the latest victim of this week’s market turmoil as a worsening global trade war risks derailing US economic growth with havens such as the yen, Swiss franc and gold benefited from the outflows. Other US assets also suffered. The S&P 500 Index finished the day 3.5% lower on Thursday, while long-term Treasuries sank. Bloomberg’s Valerie Tytel reports.11.04.2025 10:4411.04.2025 9:54 A senior leader of Malaysia’s Islamist party said he was under state surveillance and his phone was tapped after he was flagged for travel control in the country’s border systems, a claim which the government downplayed.11.04.2025 7:33 Chinese developer Country Garden Holdings Co. said it secured support from some bondholders for its offshore debt plan, a first step in the long road toward one of the country’s biggest restructurings.11.04.2025 6:57 Monash IVF Group Ltd. plunged a record 36% on Friday after the reproductive health-care company said that an embryo belonging to one patient was mistakenly implanted into another, resulting in the birth of a child.11.04.2025 6:49 Chinese shares were on track for a four-day rally as expectations for stronger stimulus and hopes of an eventual trade deal with the US outweighed Donald Trump’s 145% tariffs.11.04.2025 6:09 The dollar has emerged as the latest victim of this week’s market turmoil as a worsening global trade war risks derailing US economic growth.11.04.2025 3:42 Oil ticked higher — but remained on course for a second weekly loss — as disorder in global markets triggered by US President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy spurred concerns about a recession and a flight from risk.11.04.2025 3:39 The dollar extended losses after its biggest plunge in three years as China raised tariffs on all US goods, the latest salvo in the trade war that’s whipsawed markets this week.11.04.2025 3:34 Japanese stocks resumed falling on Friday, dragged down by concerns that an intensifying trade war between the world’s two biggest economies will slow global growth.10.04.2025 14:51 A new report claimed that Amazon did not comply with California law. 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President Christine Lagarde reaffirmed the European Central Bank’s commitment to intervention in favor of stability.
Czech parliamentary leaders called on the US Congress to preserve Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty outlet as a way to promote free speech and democratic values in authoritarian nations.
Marathon Asset Management Chair and CEO Bruce Richards says he’s relaxed about the volatility in financial markets since his firm’s position is “in such good shape” and had a “very good feel of what was going to happen with respect to tariffs.” He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
India’s trade teams are “really charged up” and want to swiftly seal a bilateral deal with the US, a minister from Narendra Modi’s government said, as the South Asian nation scrambles to shield itself from Washington’s on-again, off-again tariff strategy.
China will raise tariffs on all US goods from 84% to 125% starting April 12, and said it plans to ignore any further increases announced by Washington from here.
Europe’s decision to ramp up defense spending after years of neglect is the right choice, according to European Union finance ministers.
Europe should “quickly adapt to any regulatory rollback” to protect the competitiveness of its banking sector, French Finance Minister Eric Lombard said as the gulf between the European Union and its key rivals grows.
Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe discusses President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the European Union and why it’s important to react in a “proportionate and strategic way.” He also comments on efforts to boost trade ties outside the US, saying “we have to assess the trading relationships that we have elsewhere.” Donohoe, who leads the meetings of euro-area finance chiefs, talks with Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook in Warsaw.
After a week of wild swings in the US bond market, China’s holdings of Treasuries are increasingly under scrutiny from analysts around the world.
UniCredit SpA is planning to lend more to German companies and provide bridge financing for corporations struggling to tap bond markets in the current turmoil.
European stocks rose, paring some of this week’s losses, with investors cautious about the economic effects from the US and China trade war.
Pacific Investment Management Co is set to back Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA’s bid for rival Mediobanca SpA at a crucial investor meeting next week, people familiar with the matter said.
Lynas Rare Earths Ltd., backed by Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart, has been the most resilient stock on the country’s index since the market turmoil started last week.
Romanian inflation eased slightly last month, as the central bank weighs an outlook clouded by domestic risks and global trade tensions before potentially resuming monetary easing.
Britain’s economy posted the strongest growth in almost a year in February as factories ramped up production ahead of Donald Trump’s wave of tariffs that have brought turmoil to global markets.
The dollar has emerged as the latest victim of this week’s market turmoil as a worsening global trade war risks derailing US economic growth with havens such as the yen, Swiss franc and gold benefited from the outflows. Other US assets also suffered. The S&P 500 Index finished the day 3.5% lower on Thursday, while long-term Treasuries sank. Bloomberg’s Valerie Tytel reports.
A senior leader of Malaysia’s Islamist party said he was under state surveillance and his phone was tapped after he was flagged for travel control in the country’s border systems, a claim which the government downplayed.
Chinese developer Country Garden Holdings Co. said it secured support from some bondholders for its offshore debt plan, a first step in the long road toward one of the country’s biggest restructurings.
Monash IVF Group Ltd. plunged a record 36% on Friday after the reproductive health-care company said that an embryo belonging to one patient was mistakenly implanted into another, resulting in the birth of a child.
Chinese shares were on track for a four-day rally as expectations for stronger stimulus and hopes of an eventual trade deal with the US outweighed Donald Trump’s 145% tariffs.
The dollar has emerged as the latest victim of this week’s market turmoil as a worsening global trade war risks derailing US economic growth.
Oil ticked higher — but remained on course for a second weekly loss — as disorder in global markets triggered by US President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy spurred concerns about a recession and a flight from risk.
The dollar extended losses after its biggest plunge in three years as China raised tariffs on all US goods, the latest salvo in the trade war that’s whipsawed markets this week.
Japanese stocks resumed falling on Friday, dragged down by concerns that an intensifying trade war between the world’s two biggest economies will slow global growth.
A new report claimed that Amazon did not comply with California law.