11.04.2024 13:08 Deutsche Lufthansa AG clinched a wage accord with cabin crew, ending months of intense negotiations that had been punctured by crippling strikes at Europe’s largest airline group.11.04.2024 12:54 Paul Dobson and Anna Edwards break down today’s key themes for analysts and investors on “Bloomberg Markets Today.” (Source: Bloomberg)11.04.2024 12:40 Traders are betting the European Central Bank and Bank of England will deliver fewer and slower interest-rate cuts this year after a surprisingly hot inflation reading in the US spurred a rapid repricing in the outlook for monetary policy globally.11.04.2024 12:39 Der kommende Reisesommer dГјrfte zumindest an deutschen FlughГ¤fen weitgehend streikfrei verlaufen. Die Gewerkschaft Ufo hat sich mit der Lufthansa auf deutlich mehr Geld fГјr Flugbegleiterinnen geeinigt.11.04.2024 10:22 Kaum hat sich die Regierung geeinigt, kГјndigt ein Lobbyverband bereits Klage an: Der EigentГјmerverband Haus und Grund will gegen die VerlГ¤ngerung der Mietpreisbremse vor das Bundesverfassungsgericht ziehen.11.04.2024 9:00 The European Central Bank is set to keep borrowing costs on hold for a fifth meeting while further readying the ground for cuts to begin in June.11.04.2024 8:00 Vladimir Kara-Murza, a journalist-turned-political operative, concluded that sacrificing himself would be the price he would have to pay to galvanize opposition to President Vladimir Putin. ... 11.04.2024 7:58 Philips said it reached a final agreement with the Justice Department and FDA on terms of a settlement related to its Respironics ventilators, and backed its medium-term guidance. ... 11.04.2024 7:58 The fresh inflation shock drove major U.S. stock indexes lower, depressing the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq by 0.9%, 1.1% and 0.8%, respectively. ... 11.04.2024 7:58 Four Paramount Global directors are expected to leave the board soon, as the Shari Redstone-controlled entertainment company discusses a merger with Skydance Media. ... 11.04.2024 7:58 Stubborn inflation pressures persisted in March, derailing the case for the Fed to begin reducing interest rates in June and raising questions over whether it can deliver cuts this year without signs of a ... 11.04.2024 7:50 China’s local governments are stepping up the easing of rules for their housing markets, as a protracted sales slump weighs on the economy and real estate developers.11.04.2024 7:00 Temasek Holdings Pte plans to ramp up investment in Europe, undeterred by setbacks in a region that its new local chief expects will provide significant opportunities for the Singapore state investor.11.04.2024 6:57 Gold resumed its blistering rally as heightened tensions in the Middle East offset concerns that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates less than expected this year.11.04.2024 6:56 Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Annabelle Droulers in Hong Kong drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)11.04.2024 6:19 China signaled continued support for its currency as broad strength in the dollar kept the yuan close to a policy no-go area.11.04.2024 5:42 AustralianSuper, the country’s largest pension fund, plans to almost double its private equity assets over the next four years as deals pick up following a lull spurred by higher borrowing costs.11.04.2024 5:27 Asian stocks are likely to be under pressure after Wednesday’s faster-than-expected US inflation data, while currency traders will be on watch for possible yen intervention, according to analysts and strategists11.04.2024 5:09 The yield on Japan’s 10-year government bond climbed to its highest since November after a jump in US inflation set off a rout in Treasuries, and a slump in the yen added pressure on the Bank of Japan to tighten policy.11.04.2024 5:07 South Korean stocks declined after President Yoon Suk Yeol’s party suffered a significant loss in parliamentary elections, likely dealing a blow to his conservative capital market agenda.11.04.2024 4:37 Japan’s top currency officials warned that authorities will consider all their options for the foreign exchange market and are ready to respond to any event after the yen fell to its lowest level versus the dollar since 1990.11.04.2024 4:30 Oil held the first gain in three sessions as traders watched for a potential attack on Israel by Iran or its proxies, which could spark a significant escalation of hostilities in the Middle East.11.04.2024 4:07 PACS Group Inc. raised $450 million in an initial public offering, pricing its shares at the mid-point of a marketed range and increasing the number of shares sold, according to a person familiar with the matter.11.04.2024 4:05 A handful of top German industrials may prove the biggest drag on quarterly results in Europe in the coming weeks, an ominous sign for the country’s benchmark DAX Index as it hovers near a record high.11.04.2024 4:01 UK property surveyors are the most optimistic they’ve been in 13 months about new buyer demand after falling mortgage rates and a rosier economic picture helped stabilize house prices.11.04.2024 4:00 A slowdown in dealmaking activity has left bankers in Hong Kong scrapping for business, yet one area is buzzing: buyouts of companies listed on the city’s stock exchange.11.04.2024 4:00 Chinese investors are snapping up stocks tied to high-flying metals from copper to gold, aiding an onshore market facing an uphill battle to cement a nascent rebound.11.04.2024 3:45 Bonds in Asia fell sharply after higher-than-expected US inflation supported the view that the Federal Reserve is in no rush to cut interest rates.11.04.2024 2:57 Colombia’s Gustavo Petro met with Venezuela’s opposition presidential candidate Manuel Rosales during a whirlwind visit to Caracas as he positions himself as a mediator in the political crisis that has engulfed the neighboring country, according to people familiar with the matter.11.04.2024 2:30 China watchers calling for Beijing to loosen its grip on the besieged yuan need to be mindful of the risk that it unleashes a chain reaction rocking emerging- and developed-market currencies alike, according to some strategists.11.04.2024 2:19 Improving relations between Beijing and Canberra are brightening the outlook for Australian stocks that have faced trade restrictions, with winemakers and some agricultural sectors seen as major beneficiaries. 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Deutsche Lufthansa AG clinched a wage accord with cabin crew, ending months of intense negotiations that had been punctured by crippling strikes at Europe’s largest airline group.
Paul Dobson and Anna Edwards break down today’s key themes for analysts and investors on “Bloomberg Markets Today.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Traders are betting the European Central Bank and Bank of England will deliver fewer and slower interest-rate cuts this year after a surprisingly hot inflation reading in the US spurred a rapid repricing in the outlook for monetary policy globally.
Der kommende Reisesommer dürfte zumindest an deutschen Flughäfen weitgehend streikfrei verlaufen. Die Gewerkschaft Ufo hat sich mit der Lufthansa auf deutlich mehr Geld für Flugbegleiterinnen geeinigt.
Kaum hat sich die Regierung geeinigt, kündigt ein Lobbyverband bereits Klage an: Der Eigentümerverband Haus und Grund will gegen die Verlängerung der Mietpreisbremse vor das Bundesverfassungsgericht ziehen.
The European Central Bank is set to keep borrowing costs on hold for a fifth meeting while further readying the ground for cuts to begin in June.
China’s local governments are stepping up the easing of rules for their housing markets, as a protracted sales slump weighs on the economy and real estate developers.
Temasek Holdings Pte plans to ramp up investment in Europe, undeterred by setbacks in a region that its new local chief expects will provide significant opportunities for the Singapore state investor.
Gold resumed its blistering rally as heightened tensions in the Middle East offset concerns that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates less than expected this year.
Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Annabelle Droulers in Hong Kong drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
China signaled continued support for its currency as broad strength in the dollar kept the yuan close to a policy no-go area.
AustralianSuper, the country’s largest pension fund, plans to almost double its private equity assets over the next four years as deals pick up following a lull spurred by higher borrowing costs.
Asian stocks are likely to be under pressure after Wednesday’s faster-than-expected US inflation data, while currency traders will be on watch for possible yen intervention, according to analysts and strategists
The yield on Japan’s 10-year government bond climbed to its highest since November after a jump in US inflation set off a rout in Treasuries, and a slump in the yen added pressure on the Bank of Japan to tighten policy.
South Korean stocks declined after President Yoon Suk Yeol’s party suffered a significant loss in parliamentary elections, likely dealing a blow to his conservative capital market agenda.
Japan’s top currency officials warned that authorities will consider all their options for the foreign exchange market and are ready to respond to any event after the yen fell to its lowest level versus the dollar since 1990.
Oil held the first gain in three sessions as traders watched for a potential attack on Israel by Iran or its proxies, which could spark a significant escalation of hostilities in the Middle East.
PACS Group Inc. raised $450 million in an initial public offering, pricing its shares at the mid-point of a marketed range and increasing the number of shares sold, according to a person familiar with the matter.
A handful of top German industrials may prove the biggest drag on quarterly results in Europe in the coming weeks, an ominous sign for the country’s benchmark DAX Index as it hovers near a record high.
UK property surveyors are the most optimistic they’ve been in 13 months about new buyer demand after falling mortgage rates and a rosier economic picture helped stabilize house prices.
A slowdown in dealmaking activity has left bankers in Hong Kong scrapping for business, yet one area is buzzing: buyouts of companies listed on the city’s stock exchange.
Chinese investors are snapping up stocks tied to high-flying metals from copper to gold, aiding an onshore market facing an uphill battle to cement a nascent rebound.
Bonds in Asia fell sharply after higher-than-expected US inflation supported the view that the Federal Reserve is in no rush to cut interest rates.
Colombia’s Gustavo Petro met with Venezuela’s opposition presidential candidate Manuel Rosales during a whirlwind visit to Caracas as he positions himself as a mediator in the political crisis that has engulfed the neighboring country, according to people familiar with the matter.
China watchers calling for Beijing to loosen its grip on the besieged yuan need to be mindful of the risk that it unleashes a chain reaction rocking emerging- and developed-market currencies alike, according to some strategists.
Improving relations between Beijing and Canberra are brightening the outlook for Australian stocks that have faced trade restrictions, with winemakers and some agricultural sectors seen as major beneficiaries.