24.07.2025 22:33 The price of the dollar on Bolivia’s black market dropped to 14 bolivianos this week, the weakest in almost three months, as polls signal a right-wing candidate could win the presidential election in August.24.07.2025 22:24 Accelerant Holdings’ shares surged over 30% in its public debut after the company and some of its backers raised $724 million in an upsized US initial public offering, the latest insurance-related listing to meet with strong demand.24.07.2025 22:15 Bonds from New York and its localities are the cheapest in nearly three years after a surge of issuance in the state weakened the debt’s value relative to the broader market.24.07.2025 22:07 The global market for sustainable funds recovered in the second quarter after posting record-high redemptions during the first three months of the year, according to an analysis by Morningstar Inc.24.07.2025 21:54 The Trump administration has restored Chevron Corp.’s ability to pump oil in Venezuela, according to a person familiar with the matter.24.07.2025 21:26 McGraw Hill Inc. shares opened flat after the company raised $414.6 million in its US initial public offering.24.07.2025 21:10 The US and Canada have been fighting over lumber since the 1980s and now they are back at it again. Ilena Peng explains how this time around it could potentially drive up housing prices. (Source: Bloomberg)24.07.2025 21:08 GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust is expected to begin trading Friday after pricing its $410 million initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, in what would be the first corporate IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange this year.24.07.2025 20:59 Tesla stock slides after profit drops; IBM selloff weighs on Dow ... 24.07.2025 20:56 Carrefour SA is selling its Italian operations to NewPrinces Group as the French supermarket chain leans on asset disposals to bolster its performance.24.07.2025 20:45 LVMH sales fell as shoppers reined in purchases of costly Louis Vuitton bags and Dior jackets, a sign the luxury titan remains stuck in its post-pandemic slump.24.07.2025 20:35 The S&P 500 Index’s record-setting spree may be stoking concerns about inflated share prices and a revival of meme-stock froth, but JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s trading desk isn’t concerned. Rather, it expects the furious rally in US equities to keep going.24.07.2025 20:26 The usually idle market for Venezuelan bonds got a jolt this week after a high-profile prisoner exchange between the US and the South American oil nation reignited hopes of broader political negotiations.24.07.2025 20:25 European Central Bank policymakers pushing for another cut in interest rates face an uphill battle, with inflation at 2% and the economy withstanding trade turbulence, according to people familiar with the matter.24.07.2025 19:16 Traders trimmed wagers on the European Central Bank delivering another interest-rate reduction by the end of the year, after President Christine Lagarde indicated officials have scope to pause their cutting cycle.24.07.2025 19:10 When word spread last week that President Donald Trump is keen to spur more private assets into retirement funds, the biggest direct lenders were more than prepared. In fact, the industry has been laying the groundwork for quite some time.24.07.2025 19:03 A rally in US stocks continued on Thursday, with investors cheering earnings from tech-heavyweight Alphabet Inc. even as fellow Magnificent Seven member Tesla Inc. delivered a gloomy outlook.24.07.2025 17:53 S&P Global Ratings upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating, citing better financial conditions in a boost for the government’s efforts to bolster the South Asian country’s economy.24.07.2025 17:45 HarbourVest Partners has hired an executive from BlackRock Inc. to boost its offerings for wealthy individuals, an area of increasing focus in the sector as some institutional investors pare their private equity holdings.24.07.2025 17:41 European Union measures to restrict imports of Russian fuel and surging supplies of lighter crude are driving diesel up prices across the world, the boss of Europe’s largest oil refiner said.24.07.2025 17:26 Paris wheat futures fell on the outlook for robust global supplies, and as European exporters face intense price competition.24.07.2025 17:23 Lenders are demanding higher pricing from two European leveraged-loan borrowers, a rare sign of difficulty these days in the buoyant market for sub-investment grade debt.24.07.2025 16:55 Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities, examines second-quarter earnings from Tesla as CEO Elon Musk warned of difficult times ahead for the company after one of its worst quarters in over a decade. (Source: Bloomberg)24.07.2025 16:46 Tractor Supply Co. rose after posting its best sales growth in two years as steady demand for its livestock feed, coupled with positive momentum in big-ticket purchases, lifted results above expectations.24.07.2025 16:43 Serbia’s central bank plans to bring all of its roughly $6 billion-worth of gold reserves onto its own soil to ensure the security of the hoard in periods of crisis.24.07.2025 16:34 Shoulder Innovations Inc. is seeking to raise as much as $105 million in an initial public offering, as US listings continue to rebound.24.07.2025 16:3424.07.2025 16:17 The chief executives of two of the world’s biggest consumer goods companies are walking back soured bets by their predecessors, shedding brands in an effort to spur growth.24.07.2025 16:00 Carlyle Group Inc. is purchasing $250 million of loans from FarmOp Capital, a lender that helps farmers deal with the seasonal flow of funds in agriculture, as the industry faces a wave of bankruptcies.24.07.2025 16:00 Ukraine’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady as the government prepares for new loan talks with the International Monetary Fund, with recent moves against anti-corruption agencies fueling donor concerns.24.07.2025 15:42 Dollar bonds from some of Europe’s biggest public-sector issuers are now trading at yields below comparable US government debt — an unusual turn that underscores the diminishing appeal of Treasuries. 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The price of the dollar on Bolivia’s black market dropped to 14 bolivianos this week, the weakest in almost three months, as polls signal a right-wing candidate could win the presidential election in August.
Accelerant Holdings’ shares surged over 30% in its public debut after the company and some of its backers raised $724 million in an upsized US initial public offering, the latest insurance-related listing to meet with strong demand.
Bonds from New York and its localities are the cheapest in nearly three years after a surge of issuance in the state weakened the debt’s value relative to the broader market.
The global market for sustainable funds recovered in the second quarter after posting record-high redemptions during the first three months of the year, according to an analysis by Morningstar Inc.
The Trump administration has restored Chevron Corp.’s ability to pump oil in Venezuela, according to a person familiar with the matter.
McGraw Hill Inc. shares opened flat after the company raised $414.6 million in its US initial public offering.
The US and Canada have been fighting over lumber since the 1980s and now they are back at it again. Ilena Peng explains how this time around it could potentially drive up housing prices. (Source: Bloomberg)
GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust is expected to begin trading Friday after pricing its $410 million initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, in what would be the first corporate IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange this year.
Carrefour SA is selling its Italian operations to NewPrinces Group as the French supermarket chain leans on asset disposals to bolster its performance.
LVMH sales fell as shoppers reined in purchases of costly Louis Vuitton bags and Dior jackets, a sign the luxury titan remains stuck in its post-pandemic slump.
The S&P 500 Index’s record-setting spree may be stoking concerns about inflated share prices and a revival of meme-stock froth, but JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s trading desk isn’t concerned. Rather, it expects the furious rally in US equities to keep going.
The usually idle market for Venezuelan bonds got a jolt this week after a high-profile prisoner exchange between the US and the South American oil nation reignited hopes of broader political negotiations.
European Central Bank policymakers pushing for another cut in interest rates face an uphill battle, with inflation at 2% and the economy withstanding trade turbulence, according to people familiar with the matter.
Traders trimmed wagers on the European Central Bank delivering another interest-rate reduction by the end of the year, after President Christine Lagarde indicated officials have scope to pause their cutting cycle.
When word spread last week that President Donald Trump is keen to spur more private assets into retirement funds, the biggest direct lenders were more than prepared. In fact, the industry has been laying the groundwork for quite some time.
A rally in US stocks continued on Thursday, with investors cheering earnings from tech-heavyweight Alphabet Inc. even as fellow Magnificent Seven member Tesla Inc. delivered a gloomy outlook.
S&P Global Ratings upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating, citing better financial conditions in a boost for the government’s efforts to bolster the South Asian country’s economy.
HarbourVest Partners has hired an executive from BlackRock Inc. to boost its offerings for wealthy individuals, an area of increasing focus in the sector as some institutional investors pare their private equity holdings.
European Union measures to restrict imports of Russian fuel and surging supplies of lighter crude are driving diesel up prices across the world, the boss of Europe’s largest oil refiner said.
Paris wheat futures fell on the outlook for robust global supplies, and as European exporters face intense price competition.
Lenders are demanding higher pricing from two European leveraged-loan borrowers, a rare sign of difficulty these days in the buoyant market for sub-investment grade debt.
Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities, examines second-quarter earnings from Tesla as CEO Elon Musk warned of difficult times ahead for the company after one of its worst quarters in over a decade. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tractor Supply Co. rose after posting its best sales growth in two years as steady demand for its livestock feed, coupled with positive momentum in big-ticket purchases, lifted results above expectations.
Serbia’s central bank plans to bring all of its roughly $6 billion-worth of gold reserves onto its own soil to ensure the security of the hoard in periods of crisis.
Shoulder Innovations Inc. is seeking to raise as much as $105 million in an initial public offering, as US listings continue to rebound.
The chief executives of two of the world’s biggest consumer goods companies are walking back soured bets by their predecessors, shedding brands in an effort to spur growth.
Carlyle Group Inc. is purchasing $250 million of loans from FarmOp Capital, a lender that helps farmers deal with the seasonal flow of funds in agriculture, as the industry faces a wave of bankruptcies.
Ukraine’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady as the government prepares for new loan talks with the International Monetary Fund, with recent moves against anti-corruption agencies fueling donor concerns.
Dollar bonds from some of Europe’s biggest public-sector issuers are now trading at yields below comparable US government debt — an unusual turn that underscores the diminishing appeal of Treasuries.