13.04.2025 5:54 Apple Inc. has managed to dodge its biggest crisis since the pandemic — for the moment, at least.13.04.2025 5:00 As the US-China trade war ramps up in the wake of Donald Trump’s tariff shock, global investors are refocusing on Indian assets as a relative safe haven.13.04.2025 1:55 A sightseeing helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing all six people on board, the latest in a string of incidents in recent months that has rattled confidence in US aviation safety. (Source: Bloomberg)13.04.2025 1:00 The first Group of Seven monetary policy decisions since President Donald Trump’s trade war unleashed global market turmoil may prompt diverging responses from either side of the Atlantic.13.04.2025 0:00 Credit investors are looking to pounce on new opportunities resulting from the wild swings in global financial markets triggered by the US-China trade war.12.04.2025 21:5912.04.2025 21:39 The UK Parliament passed an emergency bill to give ministers control over Jingye Group’s British Steel, as Keir Starmer’s Labour government fights to preserve Britain’s last virgin steelmaker.12.04.2025 20:12 UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds petitions for government control of Chinese-owned British Steel in emergency legislation being rushed through Parliament in a single day. (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2025 20:03 Iran says “constructive” talks with the United States in Oman’s capital have ended, adds the two sides have agreed to hold more discussions next week. (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2025 19:05 President Trump’s executive order to create a sovereign wealth fund will require the US to raise trillions of dollars amidst a large national debt. How can the US raise money for this fund? Bank of America’s Mark Cabana discusses the reality of monetizing the country’s balance sheet to raise money, while law professor Salar Ghahramani describes the creative paths the government can try. (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2025 19:00 President Donald Trump and his family have taken a interest in just about every corner of the crypto industry.12.04.2025 18:04 Four metrics offer clues about how the U.S. housing market is reacting to higher tariffs. ... 12.04.2025 17:05 Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers discusses historical tariff moments and how they compare to the current administration’s policies. He states that “if we turn the clock back, it’s going to be enormously costly for the United States and the world economy.” He claims that it’s “unquestionably wrong” to think that tariffs won’t fall on the consumer and believes that if he were in the current administration, he would consider resigning. (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2025 15:53 Buyout firm KKR & Co. is nearing a deal to buy post-trade services firm OSTTRA for about $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, showing that tariff-resilient companies can still be sold.12.04.2025 15:50 Italy won’t require additional borrowing despite lower economic growth estimates, according to Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti.12.04.2025 15:47 Poland’s Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski sees a “small downside” risk related to global trade tensions for the country’s economic growth this year.12.04.2025 15:19 Mauritius’ lawmakers will vote on additional spending of 21 billion rupees ($472 million) for the fiscal year through June, as the International Monetary Fund urges the government to reduce outlays in the next budget in order to stabilize its finances.12.04.2025 15:10 Strong, damaging winds and heavy rains struck China on Saturday, leading to a threat of sandstorms and the cancellation of flights and trains.12.04.2025 14:22 US President Donald Trump’s administration is planning an executive order to allow the stockpiling of critical metals from the Pacific seabed, according to the Financial Times.12.04.2025 14:06 Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, which owns a stake of more than 2.5% in Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA, plans to back the Italian bank’s bid for competitor Mediobanca SpA at a crucial investor meeting next week.12.04.2025 14:00 After a week in which Asian stocks posted both their biggest-ever plunge and their largest one-day gain since 2008, investors in the region are working weekends, skipping sleep, interrupting business trips, poring over social media and focusing on short-term trades, alert to the fact that one man at the furthest point away from them on the planet can upend markets again at any moment.12.04.2025 13:53 Spain proposed setting up a new defense fund to provide non-refundable grants to beef up Europe’s defense lines and provide support for Ukraine using Russia’s immobilized central bank assets.12.04.2025 13:0012.04.2025 12:3012.04.2025 12:00 For decades, the fiercely independent Prada SpA Chairman Patrizio Bertelli talked about the need for Italian fashion houses to acquire size and scale to take on sprawling industry behemoths like LVMH and Kering SA and also avoid being gobbled up by them.12.04.2025 12:00 Donald Trump has — for now — backed off of his steepest tariff increases. But with other duties still in place, doing business in the US is about to get costlier for EU companies.12.04.2025 11:03 Swiss President and Finance Minister Karin Keller-Sutter talks about US President Donald Trump’s 31% tariff on Switzerland. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook in Warsaw, she also discusses the independence of the Swiss National Bank and UBS Group AG’s offer of a permanent cap on the size of its investment bank. (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2025 11:00 Donald Trump promised his Swiss counterpart to look again at levies inflicted on her country just hours before he suspended much of his tariff onslaught on the world.12.04.2025 10:45 Chinese Trade Minister Wang Wentao said the continuous introduction of tariffs by the US will cause great harm to the developing world and may even trigger a humanitarian crisis.12.04.2025 10:0112.04.2025 10:00 Envoy Steve Witkoff travels to Oman as US pushes for a deal to avoid conflict Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1226122712281229123012311232123312341235123612371238123912401241124212431244124512461247124812491250125112521253125412551256125712581259
Apple Inc. has managed to dodge its biggest crisis since the pandemic — for the moment, at least.
As the US-China trade war ramps up in the wake of Donald Trump’s tariff shock, global investors are refocusing on Indian assets as a relative safe haven.
A sightseeing helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing all six people on board, the latest in a string of incidents in recent months that has rattled confidence in US aviation safety. (Source: Bloomberg)
The first Group of Seven monetary policy decisions since President Donald Trump’s trade war unleashed global market turmoil may prompt diverging responses from either side of the Atlantic.
Credit investors are looking to pounce on new opportunities resulting from the wild swings in global financial markets triggered by the US-China trade war.
The UK Parliament passed an emergency bill to give ministers control over Jingye Group’s British Steel, as Keir Starmer’s Labour government fights to preserve Britain’s last virgin steelmaker.
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds petitions for government control of Chinese-owned British Steel in emergency legislation being rushed through Parliament in a single day. (Source: Bloomberg)
Iran says “constructive” talks with the United States in Oman’s capital have ended, adds the two sides have agreed to hold more discussions next week. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Trump’s executive order to create a sovereign wealth fund will require the US to raise trillions of dollars amidst a large national debt. How can the US raise money for this fund? Bank of America’s Mark Cabana discusses the reality of monetizing the country’s balance sheet to raise money, while law professor Salar Ghahramani describes the creative paths the government can try. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump and his family have taken a interest in just about every corner of the crypto industry.
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers discusses historical tariff moments and how they compare to the current administration’s policies. He states that “if we turn the clock back, it’s going to be enormously costly for the United States and the world economy.” He claims that it’s “unquestionably wrong” to think that tariffs won’t fall on the consumer and believes that if he were in the current administration, he would consider resigning. (Source: Bloomberg)
Buyout firm KKR & Co. is nearing a deal to buy post-trade services firm OSTTRA for about $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, showing that tariff-resilient companies can still be sold.
Italy won’t require additional borrowing despite lower economic growth estimates, according to Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti.
Poland’s Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski sees a “small downside” risk related to global trade tensions for the country’s economic growth this year.
Mauritius’ lawmakers will vote on additional spending of 21 billion rupees ($472 million) for the fiscal year through June, as the International Monetary Fund urges the government to reduce outlays in the next budget in order to stabilize its finances.
Strong, damaging winds and heavy rains struck China on Saturday, leading to a threat of sandstorms and the cancellation of flights and trains.
US President Donald Trump’s administration is planning an executive order to allow the stockpiling of critical metals from the Pacific seabed, according to the Financial Times.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, which owns a stake of more than 2.5% in Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA, plans to back the Italian bank’s bid for competitor Mediobanca SpA at a crucial investor meeting next week.
After a week in which Asian stocks posted both their biggest-ever plunge and their largest one-day gain since 2008, investors in the region are working weekends, skipping sleep, interrupting business trips, poring over social media and focusing on short-term trades, alert to the fact that one man at the furthest point away from them on the planet can upend markets again at any moment.
Spain proposed setting up a new defense fund to provide non-refundable grants to beef up Europe’s defense lines and provide support for Ukraine using Russia’s immobilized central bank assets.
For decades, the fiercely independent Prada SpA Chairman Patrizio Bertelli talked about the need for Italian fashion houses to acquire size and scale to take on sprawling industry behemoths like LVMH and Kering SA and also avoid being gobbled up by them.
Donald Trump has — for now — backed off of his steepest tariff increases. But with other duties still in place, doing business in the US is about to get costlier for EU companies.
Swiss President and Finance Minister Karin Keller-Sutter talks about US President Donald Trump’s 31% tariff on Switzerland. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook in Warsaw, she also discusses the independence of the Swiss National Bank and UBS Group AG’s offer of a permanent cap on the size of its investment bank. (Source: Bloomberg)
Donald Trump promised his Swiss counterpart to look again at levies inflicted on her country just hours before he suspended much of his tariff onslaught on the world.
Chinese Trade Minister Wang Wentao said the continuous introduction of tariffs by the US will cause great harm to the developing world and may even trigger a humanitarian crisis.
Envoy Steve Witkoff travels to Oman as US pushes for a deal to avoid conflict