12.04.2024 14:08 The Magnificent Seven haven’t all lived up to their billing, but that hasn’t stopped the tech stocks from becoming even bigger relative to the rest of the S&P 500 Index.12.04.2024 13:49 Investment firm Platinum Equity is considering a potential sale of Urbaser SA in a deal that could value the Spanish waste-management company at €6 billion ($6.4 billion) or more including debt, according to people familiar with the matter.12.04.2024 13:25 South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. said it’s in talks with government ministries over private and foreign options to fund a 390 billion-rand ($21 billion) expansion of its transmission network as more renewable generation comes online.12.04.2024 13:21 Former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet discusses public debt and why he sees the risk of a potential correction in equity markets. “When I look at some indicators like the overall outstanding public indebtedness in the advanced economy, I see 75% of the GDP before Lehman. I see 114% today,” Trichet said on Bloomberg Television.12.04.2024 13:18 Shares in German battery maker Varta AG plunged after the company said a further deterioration in various business areas means a restructuring plan agreed with banks last year is no longer appropriate.12.04.2024 13:14 Copper continued its upwards charge, hitting the highest level in 22 months, as investors bet that curtailed mine supply will struggle to keep up with resurgent global demand.12.04.2024 13:06 Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras urged the European Central Bank to allow dividend payouts by his country’s lenders when supervisors consider the matter in June.12.04.2024 13:03 China’s steel exports posted the strongest month since 2016, in a surge that will likely offer more fodder for complaints about Beijing’s industrial policies.12.04.2024 13:00 The flurry of Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia’s oil refineries risks disrupting global markets for petroleum products, the International Energy Agency said.12.04.2024 13:00 The European Central Bank will meet its inflation target next year, according to its quarterly poll of professional forecasters.12.04.2024 12:51 China’s cabinet vowed to tighten stock listing criteria and urged companies to improve corporate governance in a new guideline released Friday, the latest effort to shore up the equity market.12.04.2024 12:45 Thyssenkrupp Steel plans to reduce its production capacity to between 9 million and 9.5 million metric tons a year, broadly in line with its shipments over the past three years and cut jobs, in response t ... 12.04.2024 12:45 The European Central Bank may lower interest rates in June as euro-area inflation slows toward the 2% target, according to Governing Council member Madis Muller.12.04.2024 12:44 Former Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Michael Saunders says sticky inflation in the US won’t stop BOE Governor Andrew Bailey from cutting interest rates “in the next few months.” He speaks on Bloomberg Television.12.04.2024 12:31 Paul Dobson and Anna Edwards break down today’s key themes for analysts and investors on “Bloomberg Markets Today.” (Source: Bloomberg)12.04.2024 12:30 Welcome back to the EMEA Earnings Week Ahead fixture, with luxury giant LVMH SE and Nordic telecommunication archrivals Ericsson AB and Nokia Oyj set to usher in the first-quarter reporting season next week.12.04.2024 12:25 China will build more coal mines in its push for higher domestic supply and to tame price increases, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.12.04.2024 12:18 Comex gold futures are poised to rise beyond resistance at $2,400/oz, as the contract is riding on strong upward momentum, RHB said. ... 12.04.2024 12:17 China’s exports slumped in March, dealing a blow to hopes that booming sales abroad will offset weak demand at home and drive growth in the world’s second-largest economy.12.04.2024 12:09 Singapore’s central bank kept its monetary policy unchanged as it cautioned that inflation is set to stay high for at least a few quarters. ... 12.04.2024 12:09 The hot U.S. inflation print, third in a row, triggered a sharp selloff in Treasurys, led by the front end, but the room for a further selloff is capped, Societe Generale Research said. ... 12.04.2024 12:01 Shares of China’s biggest airlines slumped on Friday as investors reacted to news that US carriers are trying to block any increase in flight frequencies between the world’s two biggest economies.12.04.2024 11:34 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. is in talks to acquire a roughly $1.7 billion stake in HDFC Bank Ltd.’s consumer lending unit to tap booming demand for personal finance loans in India, people familiar with the matter said.12.04.2024 11:34 Japan’s five-year bond yield climbed to the highest since 2011 on growing speculation the nation’s central bank will raise interest rates further to stem the yen’s weakness.12.04.2024 11:00 The European Central Bank shouldn’t be afraid to shift its “overly prudent” stance on interest rates away from that of the Federal Reserve, according to Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras.12.04.2024 10:4112.04.2024 9:24 Many Japanese companies are paying more to raise money from shorter-tenor notes as the Bank of Japan prepares to wind down corporate bond purchases as part of its historic move away from ultra-accommodative policy.12.04.2024 7:26 Gold jumped to another record as the safe haven asset was boosted by simmering Middle East tensions.12.04.2024 5:52 Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong flagged the possibility of an interest-rate cut later this year should inflationary pressure ease as expected, joining global policymakers in opening a path toward a policy easing.12.04.2024 3:29 European stocks rallied the most in more than two months as simmering Middle East tensions pushed commodities higher and the prospect of euro-area interest-rate cuts boosted sectors sensitive to borrowing costs. The common currency tumbled.12.04.2024 1:07 Thyssenkrupp AG plans substantial job cuts alongside a reduction in steelmaking capacity as the company struggles to make progress in turning around the business. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135
The Magnificent Seven haven’t all lived up to their billing, but that hasn’t stopped the tech stocks from becoming even bigger relative to the rest of the S&P 500 Index.
Investment firm Platinum Equity is considering a potential sale of Urbaser SA in a deal that could value the Spanish waste-management company at €6 billion ($6.4 billion) or more including debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. said it’s in talks with government ministries over private and foreign options to fund a 390 billion-rand ($21 billion) expansion of its transmission network as more renewable generation comes online.
Former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet discusses public debt and why he sees the risk of a potential correction in equity markets. “When I look at some indicators like the overall outstanding public indebtedness in the advanced economy, I see 75% of the GDP before Lehman. I see 114% today,” Trichet said on Bloomberg Television.
Shares in German battery maker Varta AG plunged after the company said a further deterioration in various business areas means a restructuring plan agreed with banks last year is no longer appropriate.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras urged the European Central Bank to allow dividend payouts by his country’s lenders when supervisors consider the matter in June.
China’s steel exports posted the strongest month since 2016, in a surge that will likely offer more fodder for complaints about Beijing’s industrial policies.
The flurry of Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia’s oil refineries risks disrupting global markets for petroleum products, the International Energy Agency said.
The European Central Bank will meet its inflation target next year, according to its quarterly poll of professional forecasters.
China’s cabinet vowed to tighten stock listing criteria and urged companies to improve corporate governance in a new guideline released Friday, the latest effort to shore up the equity market.
Former Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Michael Saunders says sticky inflation in the US won’t stop BOE Governor Andrew Bailey from cutting interest rates “in the next few months.” He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
Paul Dobson and Anna Edwards break down today’s key themes for analysts and investors on “Bloomberg Markets Today.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Welcome back to the EMEA Earnings Week Ahead fixture, with luxury giant LVMH SE and Nordic telecommunication archrivals Ericsson AB and Nokia Oyj set to usher in the first-quarter reporting season next week.
China will build more coal mines in its push for higher domestic supply and to tame price increases, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
China’s exports slumped in March, dealing a blow to hopes that booming sales abroad will offset weak demand at home and drive growth in the world’s second-largest economy.
Shares of China’s biggest airlines slumped on Friday as investors reacted to news that US carriers are trying to block any increase in flight frequencies between the world’s two biggest economies.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. is in talks to acquire a roughly $1.7 billion stake in HDFC Bank Ltd.’s consumer lending unit to tap booming demand for personal finance loans in India, people familiar with the matter said.
Japan’s five-year bond yield climbed to the highest since 2011 on growing speculation the nation’s central bank will raise interest rates further to stem the yen’s weakness.
The European Central Bank shouldn’t be afraid to shift its “overly prudent” stance on interest rates away from that of the Federal Reserve, according to Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras.
Many Japanese companies are paying more to raise money from shorter-tenor notes as the Bank of Japan prepares to wind down corporate bond purchases as part of its historic move away from ultra-accommodative policy.
Gold jumped to another record as the safe haven asset was boosted by simmering Middle East tensions.
Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong flagged the possibility of an interest-rate cut later this year should inflationary pressure ease as expected, joining global policymakers in opening a path toward a policy easing.
European stocks rallied the most in more than two months as simmering Middle East tensions pushed commodities higher and the prospect of euro-area interest-rate cuts boosted sectors sensitive to borrowing costs. The common currency tumbled.
Thyssenkrupp AG plans substantial job cuts alongside a reduction in steelmaking capacity as the company struggles to make progress in turning around the business.