11.04.2025 20:3911.04.2025 20:26 US government debt on course for worst week since 2019 as traders report worsening liquidity11.04.2025 20:19 Veteran municipal bond investor John Miller is calling for another banner year for new borrowings from state and local governments, even after the global trade war that’s rocking stocks and bonds ripped through the usually placid muni market.11.04.2025 20:19 The escalating tariff fight between the US and China is casting a shadow over one of the world’s biggest pending deals, and traders are growing fearful that the takeover will get bogged down by Beijing’s antitrust regulators.11.04.2025 20:08 China is tightening controls on exports of several types of rare earths--a critical component in everything from iPhones to flat-screen TVs. Tony Sage, Critical Metals CEO joined the Bloomberg Open Interest C-Suite to talk about how difficult it would be to diversify the rare earth supply chain away from China and how Greenland plays a role in the race for rare earths. (Source: Bloomberg)11.04.2025 20:07 ION Group’s Andrea Pignataro is planning to hire one of Italy’s former top spies in a bid to boost the company’s offering of financial security services.11.04.2025 20:05 New Mountain Capital has raised about $3 billion of equity from investors for a continuation vehicle that’ll house Real Chemistry, in one of the biggest-ever such deals for a single asset, according to people with knowledge of the matter.11.04.2025 20:03 Bill Ackman is taking aim at two booming markets beloved by day traders: Highly-leveraged exchange-traded funds and zero-day stock contracts that have become one of the hottest options strategies on Wall Street.11.04.2025 20:02 President’s trade war likely to raise unemployment and slow economic growth вЂ?considerably’, says John Williams11.04.2025 19:46 Households in Europe should get incentives to move some of their savings to boost capital markets, Poland’s central bank Governor Adam Glapinski said.11.04.2025 19:33 Savita Subramanian, global research head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America, says of the first-quarter earnings season, “who cares what happened in Q1, the focus is gonna be on guidance.” Subramanian also outlines her firm’s playbook for trading in a stagflationary environment. (Source: Bloomberg)11.04.2025 19:26 US consumer sentiment tumbled while short- and long-term inflation expectations soared to multi-decade highs on growing tariff concerns. The preliminary April sentiment index slid 6.2 points to 50.8, the weakest reading since June 2022. University of Michigan Surveys of Consumer Director Joanne Hsu breaks down the results of the survey.11.04.2025 19:23 Biggest US bank posts 9% rise in quarterly profits as market tumult boosts trading business11.04.2025 19:16 US sanctions can slash Iran’s oil exports to a quarter of current levels, with shale producers among global suppliers that would help fill the gap, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.11.04.2025 19:11 Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off.11.04.2025 18:59 Abu Dhabi’s state oil firm is studying a bid for the natural gas assets of Aethon Energy Management, a US energy-focused investment firm, according to people familiar with the matter.11.04.2025 18:55 Treasuries fell, as the $29 trillion market heads toward its worst weekly loss since turmoil in the plumbing of the US financial system forced action from the Federal Reserve in 2019.11.04.2025 18:30 The market turmoil triggered by Donald Trump’s tariff plans has probably cost Turkey another $10 billion in foreign-exchange reserves, adding to losses incurred last month amid a domestic political crisis.11.04.2025 18:26 European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told the region’s finance ministers to let Brussels take the lead on trade discussions with the US, according to people familiar with the matter.11.04.2025 17:41 African nations aren’t rushing to prop up their local currencies and tap their limited foreign-exchange reserves, even as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs upend markets and global trade.11.04.2025 17:41 The European Central Bank has taken a negative view on applying a rule to BNP Paribas SA’s planned acquisition of Axa SA’s asset manager that would have made the deal financially more attractive, people familiar with the matter said.11.04.2025 17:12 Parking money in America is no longer the routine, fuss-free, neutral option11.04.2025 16:58 US bank benefits from choppy markets in early months of Trump administration11.04.2025 15:2411.04.2025 14:3611.04.2025 13:5211.04.2025 13:4311.04.2025 13:0511.04.2025 12:5211.04.2025 12:3511.04.2025 8:50 Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1223122412251226122712281229123012311232123312341235123612371238123912401241124212431244124512461247124812491250125112521253125412551256
US government debt on course for worst week since 2019 as traders report worsening liquidity
Veteran municipal bond investor John Miller is calling for another banner year for new borrowings from state and local governments, even after the global trade war that’s rocking stocks and bonds ripped through the usually placid muni market.
The escalating tariff fight between the US and China is casting a shadow over one of the world’s biggest pending deals, and traders are growing fearful that the takeover will get bogged down by Beijing’s antitrust regulators.
China is tightening controls on exports of several types of rare earths--a critical component in everything from iPhones to flat-screen TVs. Tony Sage, Critical Metals CEO joined the Bloomberg Open Interest C-Suite to talk about how difficult it would be to diversify the rare earth supply chain away from China and how Greenland plays a role in the race for rare earths. (Source: Bloomberg)
ION Group’s Andrea Pignataro is planning to hire one of Italy’s former top spies in a bid to boost the company’s offering of financial security services.
Bill Ackman is taking aim at two booming markets beloved by day traders: Highly-leveraged exchange-traded funds and zero-day stock contracts that have become one of the hottest options strategies on Wall Street.
President’s trade war likely to raise unemployment and slow economic growth �considerably’, says John Williams
Households in Europe should get incentives to move some of their savings to boost capital markets, Poland’s central bank Governor Adam Glapinski said.
Savita Subramanian, global research head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America, says of the first-quarter earnings season, “who cares what happened in Q1, the focus is gonna be on guidance.” Subramanian also outlines her firm’s playbook for trading in a stagflationary environment. (Source: Bloomberg)
US consumer sentiment tumbled while short- and long-term inflation expectations soared to multi-decade highs on growing tariff concerns. The preliminary April sentiment index slid 6.2 points to 50.8, the weakest reading since June 2022. University of Michigan Surveys of Consumer Director Joanne Hsu breaks down the results of the survey.
Biggest US bank posts 9% rise in quarterly profits as market tumult boosts trading business
US sanctions can slash Iran’s oil exports to a quarter of current levels, with shale producers among global suppliers that would help fill the gap, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.
Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off.
Abu Dhabi’s state oil firm is studying a bid for the natural gas assets of Aethon Energy Management, a US energy-focused investment firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
Treasuries fell, as the $29 trillion market heads toward its worst weekly loss since turmoil in the plumbing of the US financial system forced action from the Federal Reserve in 2019.
The market turmoil triggered by Donald Trump’s tariff plans has probably cost Turkey another $10 billion in foreign-exchange reserves, adding to losses incurred last month amid a domestic political crisis.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told the region’s finance ministers to let Brussels take the lead on trade discussions with the US, according to people familiar with the matter.
African nations aren’t rushing to prop up their local currencies and tap their limited foreign-exchange reserves, even as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs upend markets and global trade.
The European Central Bank has taken a negative view on applying a rule to BNP Paribas SA’s planned acquisition of Axa SA’s asset manager that would have made the deal financially more attractive, people familiar with the matter said.
Parking money in America is no longer the routine, fuss-free, neutral option
US bank benefits from choppy markets in early months of Trump administration
