14.09.2025 13:5114.09.2025 13:1314.09.2025 12:30 Two years ago, when Glencore Plc proposed an unsolicited, $23 billion takeover of Teck Resources Ltd., the Canadian miner’s founder decisively rejected the idea. “Now is not the time,” Norman Keevil Jr. said back then.14.09.2025 12:00 The Swiss National Bank seems to have a new doctrine on how to handle the strength of the franc: pick your battles.14.09.2025 11:00 A rip-roaring economy and cheap valuations will keep Poland’s stock rally on track, according to investors who say the market can overcome wobbles caused by a Russian drone incursion, sputtering negotiations over Ukraine and a looming tax hike on banks.14.09.2025 11:00 Cross-border mergers among large European lenders can help strengthen the Cypriot financial system, according to the country’s central-bank chief.14.09.2025 9:4314.09.2025 8:2614.09.2025 7:2514.09.2025 5:00 Political upheaval is driving a split in Southeast Asia’s financial landscape, as investors bet that the worst may finally be over in Thailand but only just getting started in Indonesia.14.09.2025 3:1014.09.2025 2:30 Bank of America Corp. is set to create up to 1,000 new jobs in Belfast, marking its first operation in Northern Ireland, according to a UK announcement ahead of next week’s state visit by US President Donald Trump to Britain.14.09.2025 2:3013.09.2025 23:5613.09.2025 23:13 Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s junk bonds surged this week, handing big gains to investors that bet on the company when its future looked comparatively bleak. More such opportunities may be coming, according to money managers including Loomis Sayles & Co.13.09.2025 22:18 Peter Mandelson’s advisory firm Global Counsel allowed the risk of conflicts of interest to persist for months after he was appointed Britain’s ambassador to the US because the loss-making company was unable to buy out his multimillion pound stake.13.09.2025 20:18 Russian authorities say a fire at the Bashneft PJSC complex, caused by a Ukrainian drone attack on Saturday, is extinguished and the plant will continue to operate as usual.13.09.2025 20:0013.09.2025 20:00 Bullish sentiment toward stocks is rampant in the US, as one Wall Street strategist after another raises their target for an S&P 500 Index that is repeatedly setting new records.13.09.2025 19:05 China controls nearly the entire supply chain for rare earths — minerals critical for EVs, wind turbines, and fighter jets. Brazil hopes to change that, with companies like Aclara building pilot plants and the government mapping vast reserves, but catching up will take massive investment, technology, and international cooperation. The global race is on to break China’s grip on one of the world’s most strategic resources. (Source: Bloomberg)13.09.2025 19:03 Between the massive US military presence in the region and a slew of upcoming elections, Latin America is going to look very different, very soon, Bloomberg Opinion columnist JP Spinetto explains. (Source: Bloomberg)13.09.2025 19:00 President Donald Trump’s most concrete step to rein in unprecedented US budget deficits — sweeping tariff hikes — faces the danger of a legal reversal that would put the nation’s finances on an even shakier footing.13.09.2025 18:00 A $14 trillion rally that has taken stocks to record highs is heading for an inflection point next week, with investors expecting the Federal Reserve to resume cutting interest rates at its long-awaited monetary policy meeting.13.09.2025 17:0013.09.2025 14:20 Botswana’s credit rating was cut by S&P Global Ratings, another blow to its diamond-dependent economy that’s struggling with a slump in demand for its gems.13.09.2025 13:05 Snam SpA’s purchase of a stake in German gas network operator Open Grid Europe from Abu Dhabi’s Infinity Investments is unlikely to close this month as planned, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.13.09.2025 13:00 Everyone wants to buy the hedge that will save their portfolio in a time of collapse. But this is easier said than done. You need to understand the specific risks facing your portfolio. You also need to get the disaster state right. Plus, insurance of any sort is costly. This means tail risk hedging is far from a trivial exercise. On this episode, we talk to someone who’s been working on the problem for a long time. Vineer Bhansali is the CIO and founder of LongTail Alpha, which works to develop13.09.2025 13:0013.09.2025 12:21 Vietnam is rolling out a series of regulatory reforms aimed at attracting more overseas investors into its stock market, which has outperformed regional peers this year.13.09.2025 12:14 The Istanbul prosecutor’s office launched an investigation into Istanbul’s BayrampaЕџa municipality on charges of “bribery” and “bid rigging,” state-run news agency Anadolu reported.13.09.2025 10:30 For me, it’s been a week of chatting about the miseries of UK equities. First, I filmed a bit on the subject of the collapsing initial public offerings market. And it’s been quite some collapse: Between 2004 and 2012, saysPeel Hunt, the number of listed companies in the UK fell by around 40%. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1502150315041505150615071508150915101511151215131514151515161517151815191520152115221523152415251526152715281529153015311532153315341535
Two years ago, when Glencore Plc proposed an unsolicited, $23 billion takeover of Teck Resources Ltd., the Canadian miner’s founder decisively rejected the idea. “Now is not the time,” Norman Keevil Jr. said back then.
The Swiss National Bank seems to have a new doctrine on how to handle the strength of the franc: pick your battles.
A rip-roaring economy and cheap valuations will keep Poland’s stock rally on track, according to investors who say the market can overcome wobbles caused by a Russian drone incursion, sputtering negotiations over Ukraine and a looming tax hike on banks.
Cross-border mergers among large European lenders can help strengthen the Cypriot financial system, according to the country’s central-bank chief.
Political upheaval is driving a split in Southeast Asia’s financial landscape, as investors bet that the worst may finally be over in Thailand but only just getting started in Indonesia.
Bank of America Corp. is set to create up to 1,000 new jobs in Belfast, marking its first operation in Northern Ireland, according to a UK announcement ahead of next week’s state visit by US President Donald Trump to Britain.
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s junk bonds surged this week, handing big gains to investors that bet on the company when its future looked comparatively bleak. More such opportunities may be coming, according to money managers including Loomis Sayles & Co.
Peter Mandelson’s advisory firm Global Counsel allowed the risk of conflicts of interest to persist for months after he was appointed Britain’s ambassador to the US because the loss-making company was unable to buy out his multimillion pound stake.
Russian authorities say a fire at the Bashneft PJSC complex, caused by a Ukrainian drone attack on Saturday, is extinguished and the plant will continue to operate as usual.
Bullish sentiment toward stocks is rampant in the US, as one Wall Street strategist after another raises their target for an S&P 500 Index that is repeatedly setting new records.
China controls nearly the entire supply chain for rare earths — minerals critical for EVs, wind turbines, and fighter jets. Brazil hopes to change that, with companies like Aclara building pilot plants and the government mapping vast reserves, but catching up will take massive investment, technology, and international cooperation. The global race is on to break China’s grip on one of the world’s most strategic resources. (Source: Bloomberg)
Between the massive US military presence in the region and a slew of upcoming elections, Latin America is going to look very different, very soon, Bloomberg Opinion columnist JP Spinetto explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump’s most concrete step to rein in unprecedented US budget deficits — sweeping tariff hikes — faces the danger of a legal reversal that would put the nation’s finances on an even shakier footing.
A $14 trillion rally that has taken stocks to record highs is heading for an inflection point next week, with investors expecting the Federal Reserve to resume cutting interest rates at its long-awaited monetary policy meeting.
Botswana’s credit rating was cut by S&P Global Ratings, another blow to its diamond-dependent economy that’s struggling with a slump in demand for its gems.
Snam SpA’s purchase of a stake in German gas network operator Open Grid Europe from Abu Dhabi’s Infinity Investments is unlikely to close this month as planned, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
Vietnam is rolling out a series of regulatory reforms aimed at attracting more overseas investors into its stock market, which has outperformed regional peers this year.
The Istanbul prosecutor’s office launched an investigation into Istanbul’s Bayrampaşa municipality on charges of “bribery” and “bid rigging,” state-run news agency Anadolu reported.
For me, it’s been a week of chatting about the miseries of UK equities. First, I filmed a bit on the subject of the collapsing initial public offerings market. And it’s been quite some collapse: Between 2004 and 2012, saysPeel Hunt, the number of listed companies in the UK fell by around 40%.