30.05.2025 21:12 Ukraine said it’s skipping a $665 million payment on government debt linked to economic growth after the country failed to agree on restructuring terms with a group of creditors led by hedge funds.30.05.2025 21:07 US drillers pumped a record amount of oil in March, but the final number came in lower than government figures previously indicated.30.05.2025 20:58 A proposed measure in Donald Trump’s flagship tax-and-spending bill is a sign that the US administration is exploring new tools to force other countries to bend to its will, according to Ulrich Leuchtmann, head of FX research at Commerzbank AG.30.05.2025 20:58 Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is lining up approximately $3 billion in debt financing to support its purchase of Colonial Enterprises, which operates the Colonial Pipeline in the US, according to people familiar with the matter.30.05.2025 20:33 Zimbabwe hasn’t received any concrete commitments of financial support from 10 nations it appealed to for help in its long-standing efforts to clear debt arrears.30.05.2025 20:31 Rangers Football Club, one of two giants in Scottish football, has been bought out by an American consortium of 49ers Enterprises and health entrepreneur Andrew Cavenagh.30.05.2025 20:17 A shareholder in First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC plans to sell a roughly 1% stake in the UAE-based bank, exiting its position in the lender.30.05.2025 20:01 Chinese startups are rapidly developing AI-powered humanoid robots for complex roles in factories, households, and schools. Their swift progress has drawn global attention — Elon Musk has even expressed concern that China may soon dominate the field. Bloomberg TV’s Annabelle Droulers explains. (Source: Bloomberg)30.05.2025 19:50 TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin.30.05.2025 19:42 Top Cuban officials took to the airwaves as a shortage of cooking gas on the communist-run island prompted an unusual spike in electricity demand that’s now exacerbating blackouts.30.05.2025 19:25 US consumer sentiment recovered in late May as the 52.2 final sentiment index marked an improvement from the preliminary reading of 50.8, according to the University of Michigan. Consumers expect prices to rise 6.6% over the next year, up just modestly from the 6.5% seen a month earlier. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.30.05.2025 18:36 US stocks fell on Friday as President Donald Trump accused China of violating an agreement with the US to ease tariffs, renewing tensions between the White House and Beijing.30.05.2025 18:03 EchoStar Corp., the wireless and pay-TV operator controlled by billionaire Charlie Ergen, skipped an interest payment due Friday because of uncertainty about a regulatory probe.30.05.2025 17:48 OPEC+ is considering accelerating its production increases by discussing a potential hike of more than 411,000 barrels a day for July, according to people familiar with the matter.30.05.2025 17:17 The European Central Bank is escalating its scrutiny of lenders’ exposures to private markets amid concerns that the fast ascent of related asset classes raises substantial new risks.30.05.2025 14:51 The best week for the dollar in three months isn’t enough to reverse its broader declines as US trade and policy uncertainty weighs on sentiment.30.05.2025 12:09 European natural gas posted its first monthly advance since January amid a flurry of geopolitical developments and signs of a tighter market.30.05.2025 12:08 European stocks notched their biggest monthly gain since January as investors monitored the outlook for global trade.30.05.2025 5:32 Gold declined and the dollar advanced as traders assessed US data on consumer spending, the flow of imports and renewed trade tensions between America and China.30.05.2025 5:00 NetEase Inc. shares are closing in on their first new all-time high in over four years, as a wave of youthful consumerism adds to a host of positives for China’s game stocks.30.05.2025 4:32 Oil extended its weekly decline in choppy trading on heightened prospects of more supply from OPEC+ and as US President Donald Trump reignited trade tensions with China.30.05.2025 3:37 A solid month for stocks is ending on a weak note as Donald Trump said China “totally violated” a tariff agreement, spelling fresh turmoil for the president’s trade agenda. Not even data showing a rebound in consumer sentiment and tame inflation brought a whole lot of comfort to investors.29.05.2025 17:31 Revised GDP figures confirm first contraction since 202229.05.2025 16:43 Legal experts say White House has limited alternatives to impose sweeping global duties struck down by trade court29.05.2025 15:59 Slovakia’s central bank governor Peter KaЕѕimГr will remain in post and said he would appeal any conviction29.05.2025 15:10 UniCredit SpA paid slightly more than €600 million ($677 million) to double its stake in Greece’s Alpha Services and Holdings SA, according to people familiar with the matter.29.05.2025 15:07 Christian Stracke, president and global head of credit research at Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco), discusses his concerns about below-investment grade companies borrowing in floating rate loans and what it would take to see an increase in defaults in that part of the credit market.29.05.2025 14:55 Specialized Medical Co., which operates hospitals in Saudi Arabia, is set to close the institutional books for its initial public offering after existing shareholders agreed to return recently paid dividends and the company issued a revised prospectus.29.05.2025 14:41 Bank frauds in India jumped threefold last year, with loans contributing to bulk of the cases, while discrepancies in digital payments declined.29.05.2025 14:36 Li Auto Inc. forecast second-quarter revenue that fell short of what investors are expecting, as the Chinese electric vehicle maker struggles amid intensifying competition in the world’s biggest automobile market.29.05.2025 14:31 The riskiest corners of the US stock market are on pace for the biggest gain since November relative to larger and more stable peers, a vote of confidence in the economy’s resilience amid uncertainty about tariffs. 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Ukraine said it’s skipping a $665 million payment on government debt linked to economic growth after the country failed to agree on restructuring terms with a group of creditors led by hedge funds.
US drillers pumped a record amount of oil in March, but the final number came in lower than government figures previously indicated.
A proposed measure in Donald Trump’s flagship tax-and-spending bill is a sign that the US administration is exploring new tools to force other countries to bend to its will, according to Ulrich Leuchtmann, head of FX research at Commerzbank AG.
Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is lining up approximately $3 billion in debt financing to support its purchase of Colonial Enterprises, which operates the Colonial Pipeline in the US, according to people familiar with the matter.
Zimbabwe hasn’t received any concrete commitments of financial support from 10 nations it appealed to for help in its long-standing efforts to clear debt arrears.
Rangers Football Club, one of two giants in Scottish football, has been bought out by an American consortium of 49ers Enterprises and health entrepreneur Andrew Cavenagh.
A shareholder in First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC plans to sell a roughly 1% stake in the UAE-based bank, exiting its position in the lender.
Chinese startups are rapidly developing AI-powered humanoid robots for complex roles in factories, households, and schools. Their swift progress has drawn global attention — Elon Musk has even expressed concern that China may soon dominate the field. Bloomberg TV’s Annabelle Droulers explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin.
Top Cuban officials took to the airwaves as a shortage of cooking gas on the communist-run island prompted an unusual spike in electricity demand that’s now exacerbating blackouts.
US consumer sentiment recovered in late May as the 52.2 final sentiment index marked an improvement from the preliminary reading of 50.8, according to the University of Michigan. Consumers expect prices to rise 6.6% over the next year, up just modestly from the 6.5% seen a month earlier. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.
US stocks fell on Friday as President Donald Trump accused China of violating an agreement with the US to ease tariffs, renewing tensions between the White House and Beijing.
EchoStar Corp., the wireless and pay-TV operator controlled by billionaire Charlie Ergen, skipped an interest payment due Friday because of uncertainty about a regulatory probe.
OPEC+ is considering accelerating its production increases by discussing a potential hike of more than 411,000 barrels a day for July, according to people familiar with the matter.
The European Central Bank is escalating its scrutiny of lenders’ exposures to private markets amid concerns that the fast ascent of related asset classes raises substantial new risks.
The best week for the dollar in three months isn’t enough to reverse its broader declines as US trade and policy uncertainty weighs on sentiment.
European natural gas posted its first monthly advance since January amid a flurry of geopolitical developments and signs of a tighter market.
European stocks notched their biggest monthly gain since January as investors monitored the outlook for global trade.
Gold declined and the dollar advanced as traders assessed US data on consumer spending, the flow of imports and renewed trade tensions between America and China.
NetEase Inc. shares are closing in on their first new all-time high in over four years, as a wave of youthful consumerism adds to a host of positives for China’s game stocks.
Oil extended its weekly decline in choppy trading on heightened prospects of more supply from OPEC+ and as US President Donald Trump reignited trade tensions with China.
A solid month for stocks is ending on a weak note as Donald Trump said China “totally violated” a tariff agreement, spelling fresh turmoil for the president’s trade agenda. Not even data showing a rebound in consumer sentiment and tame inflation brought a whole lot of comfort to investors.
Revised GDP figures confirm first contraction since 2022
Legal experts say White House has limited alternatives to impose sweeping global duties struck down by trade court
Slovakia’s central bank governor Peter KaЕѕimГr will remain in post and said he would appeal any conviction
UniCredit SpA paid slightly more than €600 million ($677 million) to double its stake in Greece’s Alpha Services and Holdings SA, according to people familiar with the matter.
Christian Stracke, president and global head of credit research at Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco), discusses his concerns about below-investment grade companies borrowing in floating rate loans and what it would take to see an increase in defaults in that part of the credit market.
Specialized Medical Co., which operates hospitals in Saudi Arabia, is set to close the institutional books for its initial public offering after existing shareholders agreed to return recently paid dividends and the company issued a revised prospectus.
Bank frauds in India jumped threefold last year, with loans contributing to bulk of the cases, while discrepancies in digital payments declined.
Li Auto Inc. forecast second-quarter revenue that fell short of what investors are expecting, as the Chinese electric vehicle maker struggles amid intensifying competition in the world’s biggest automobile market.
The riskiest corners of the US stock market are on pace for the biggest gain since November relative to larger and more stable peers, a vote of confidence in the economy’s resilience amid uncertainty about tariffs.