18.04.2025 13:0018.04.2025 13:0018.04.2025 12:15 Indonesia is considering purchasing billions of dollars’ worth of US-made defense equipment, including fighter jets and munitions, to help ease trade strains and possibly ward off Donald Trump’s tariff plans.18.04.2025 10:49 Abu Dhabi has spent the past few years funneling oil revenue into building everything from splashy museums to new office towers amid an influx of financial firms. The pace of development is likely to keep up despite a recent slump in oil prices.18.04.2025 10:20 The Malaysian ringgit is likely to remain stable around 4.40 next week, benefiting from macro stability, Kenanga IB said. ... 18.04.2025 9:35 Chinese clients have reduced some of their Treasuries holdings in favor of European debt as President Donald Trump’s tariff deluge fuels an exodus from US assets, according to Deutsche Bank AG.18.04.2025 8:29 South Korean entertainment stocks rose Friday after the nation’s presidential front-runner pledged greater support for cultural exports and government incentives for the industry.18.04.2025 8:11 Mazda Motor Corp. will pause exporting one model type to Canada that it makes in the US as a temporary countermeasure to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a spokesperson said Friday.18.04.2025 8:00 Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co. plans to invest in Japan’s super-long government bonds this fiscal year after their yields skyrocketed, and is considering shifting from foreign debt.18.04.2025 7:07 Gold prices fell in holiday-thinned Asia trading after settling lower overnight, taking a breather after setting fresh record highs this week. ... 18.04.2025 7:00 South Korea plans to more than double the amount of overseas bonds it can issue to fund currency market activity to $3.5 billion, with officials citing the need to respond to sharp fluctuations.18.04.2025 6:34 China’s solar cell output soared to a record in March as policy-driven, rush installations boosted demand along the supply chain, a development that goes against the sector’s vows to curb output.18.04.2025 6:30 Japan’s local governments have failed to sell out bonds at several recent offerings, marking a shift in what has traditionally been a stable market, said people familiar with the matter.18.04.2025 6:22 Japanese brokerages have reported at least 1,454 cases of hacked trading worth almost ¥100 billion ($700 million) since February, as phishing scams soar in the country, the nation’s financial regulator said.18.04.2025 5:00 China’s sovereign wealth fund appears to have stepped in to shore up stocks this week as escalating trade tensions with the US rattle investors.18.04.2025 3:56 The Trump administration took steps to impose levies on Chinese vessels docking at US ports, threatening to shake up global shipping routes and escalate the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies.18.04.2025 3:38 Asian stocks notched up small gains as investors largely adopted a wait-and-watch approach on tariff negotiations before taking long-term bets.18.04.2025 3:24 Bookmaker DraftKings Inc. has withdrawn an application for a license to sell derivatives in a sign of the gambling industry’s hesitant approach to the rise of prediction markets.18.04.2025 3:03 While we might not see car prices go up right away, with people rushing to buy before the tariffs kick in, those inventories may already be drying up faster than usual.
Gabrielle Coppola explains. (Source: Bloomberg)18.04.2025 2:54 Uber Technologies Inc. is in talks to acquire Turkish food delivery platform Trendyol Go, according to people with knowledge of the matter.18.04.2025 2:30 The US Federal Reserve launched a potential overhaul of stress tests for big banks that would average the results over two years and give extra time to adjust to new capital requirements.18.04.2025 2:28 The WSJ Dollar Index was up 0.1% to 96.17 — the second lowest closing value this year. ... 18.04.2025 2:28 New applications for unemployment benefits filed by federal employees increased for a second week, hovering near levels seen in January before the Trump administration started to fire workers across agencies.18.04.2025 1:01 Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management has amassed a nearly 20% stake in Hertz Global Holdings Inc. in a bet on the rental car company’s turnaround plan and that tariffs will boost the value of its vehicles.18.04.2025 0:38 It was an unexpected, if improbable relief. The panic unleashed by Donald Trump’s trade war, which convulsed financial markets around the globe and sowed doubts about America’s standing in the world, died down nearly as quickly as it began.18.04.2025 0:13 Natural gas futures gave up post-storage gains and settled near flat ahead of the Easter weekend, with the near-term weather outlook offering little in the way of demand. Nymex gas for May delivery slippe ... 18.04.2025 0:10 Oil futures rose sharply to snap a two-week losing streak as dollar losses, tighter U.S. sanctions against Iranian crude and signs of easing in some U.S. trade tensions contributed to gains. ... 17.04.2025 23:03 Gold settled 0.5% lower Thursday, snapping a two-session winning streak, and silver fell 1.5%, snapping an eight-session winning streak. For the week, both metals posted a gain. ... 17.04.2025 20:05 A persistent weakening of the dollar is stoking fears that President Trump’s erratic trade policy may have damaged the currency’s safe-haven status, with consequences for the U.S. economy. ... 17.04.2025 19:30 Chinese Premier Li Qiang said government officials need to ensure market confidence at “critical moments” with prompt and proactive policy measures, comments that appear to signal urgency to shore up the economy as the trade dispute with the US worsens.17.04.2025 18:06 Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.’s shares fell Friday after a US congressional committee called on two American banks to withdraw from working on the Chinese battery maker’s planned initial public offering in Hong Kong. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1241124212431244124512461247124812491250125112521253125412551256125712581259126012611262126312641265126612671268126912701271127212731274
Indonesia is considering purchasing billions of dollars’ worth of US-made defense equipment, including fighter jets and munitions, to help ease trade strains and possibly ward off Donald Trump’s tariff plans.
Abu Dhabi has spent the past few years funneling oil revenue into building everything from splashy museums to new office towers amid an influx of financial firms. The pace of development is likely to keep up despite a recent slump in oil prices.
Chinese clients have reduced some of their Treasuries holdings in favor of European debt as President Donald Trump’s tariff deluge fuels an exodus from US assets, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
South Korean entertainment stocks rose Friday after the nation’s presidential front-runner pledged greater support for cultural exports and government incentives for the industry.
Mazda Motor Corp. will pause exporting one model type to Canada that it makes in the US as a temporary countermeasure to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a spokesperson said Friday.
Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co. plans to invest in Japan’s super-long government bonds this fiscal year after their yields skyrocketed, and is considering shifting from foreign debt.
South Korea plans to more than double the amount of overseas bonds it can issue to fund currency market activity to $3.5 billion, with officials citing the need to respond to sharp fluctuations.
China’s solar cell output soared to a record in March as policy-driven, rush installations boosted demand along the supply chain, a development that goes against the sector’s vows to curb output.
Japan’s local governments have failed to sell out bonds at several recent offerings, marking a shift in what has traditionally been a stable market, said people familiar with the matter.
Japanese brokerages have reported at least 1,454 cases of hacked trading worth almost ¥100 billion ($700 million) since February, as phishing scams soar in the country, the nation’s financial regulator said.
China’s sovereign wealth fund appears to have stepped in to shore up stocks this week as escalating trade tensions with the US rattle investors.
The Trump administration took steps to impose levies on Chinese vessels docking at US ports, threatening to shake up global shipping routes and escalate the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies.
Bookmaker DraftKings Inc. has withdrawn an application for a license to sell derivatives in a sign of the gambling industry’s hesitant approach to the rise of prediction markets.
While we might not see car prices go up right away, with people rushing to buy before the tariffs kick in, those inventories may already be drying up faster than usual.
Gabrielle Coppola explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Uber Technologies Inc. is in talks to acquire Turkish food delivery platform Trendyol Go, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The US Federal Reserve launched a potential overhaul of stress tests for big banks that would average the results over two years and give extra time to adjust to new capital requirements.
New applications for unemployment benefits filed by federal employees increased for a second week, hovering near levels seen in January before the Trump administration started to fire workers across agencies.
Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management has amassed a nearly 20% stake in Hertz Global Holdings Inc. in a bet on the rental car company’s turnaround plan and that tariffs will boost the value of its vehicles.
It was an unexpected, if improbable relief. The panic unleashed by Donald Trump’s trade war, which convulsed financial markets around the globe and sowed doubts about America’s standing in the world, died down nearly as quickly as it began.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said government officials need to ensure market confidence at “critical moments” with prompt and proactive policy measures, comments that appear to signal urgency to shore up the economy as the trade dispute with the US worsens.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.’s shares fell Friday after a US congressional committee called on two American banks to withdraw from working on the Chinese battery maker’s planned initial public offering in Hong Kong.