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South African agricultural exports rose 10% in the first quarter to $3.36 billion from a year earlier as port performance improved and shipments to the US climbed, an industry body said.
Laura Cooper, Nuveen global investment strategist and head of macro credit, says this week’s nonfarm payrolls report is key for assessing the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade policies on the US economy. Markets are “increasingly discounting” the tariff news, Cooper tells Bloomberg Television. “We’re more focused on the extent of economic damage that is potentially going to come through in US data,” she adds.
President Trump wants Apple to make iPhones in America. The company itself has talked about — and to some extent already has been — moving more of its production to other countries, like India. But in reality, Apple remains deeply, deeply enmeshed in the Chinese supply chain. In fact, the rise of Apple, and the iPhone specifically, is the ultimate example of the link between the American and Chinese economies. And while this has been fruitful for shareholders all around the world, and contribute
Monzo Bank Ltd. said its profit quadrupled last year with a burgeoning loan book lifting revenue, as the mobile bank works toward an eventual stock market debut.
A consortium called Australian Wine Holdco Ltd. that includes Bain Capital and Sona Asset Management Ltd. is seeking an A$700 million ($454 million) loan for a winemaker they acquired last year, people familiar with the matter said.
Indivior Plc said it plans to cancel its secondary listing in London nearly a year after the drugmaker shifted its primary trading to the US, marking the latest departure from the UK’s capital markets.
Switzerland’s growth spurt into 2025 was even more pronounced than initially estimated, with the economy expanding at the fastest pace in two years.
India is set to open applications for its flagship policy offering lower import duties to global electric vehicle makers in exchange for manufacturing in India, people familiar with the matter said.
Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)
UK house prices unexpectedly rose in May, in a sign that demand for housing remains resilient following the expiry of a tax break for buyers, according to one of Britain’s largest mortgage lenders.
Sentia AS, a construction company owned by Ratos AB with projects in Sweden and Norway, filed for an initial public offering in Oslo where it hopes to raise as much as 1.6 billion kroner ($160 million).
A major Norwegian oil field is taking the industry’s use of drones for safety inspections to a new level, with a permanently installed aircraft that’s operated remotely from the shore.
The Philippines has ordered AirAsia’s digital platform to stop selling airline tickets in the country following complaints it charged illegally high fares.
Chinese shares traded in Hong Kong fell on Monday, as heightened US-China trade tensions jolted market sentiment.
The Indian rupee is emerging Asia’s worst performer this quarter and may continue to lag peers as the central bank aims to avert a depletion in its foreign-exchange reserves, according to analysts.
Polish stocks and bonds — among the world’s stand-out performers of 2025 — declined after a nationalist unexpectedly won the presidential election, dealing a blow to the government.
Global stocks started the new month under pressure as a flare-up in global trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty dampened investors’ appetite for risk.