26.09.2025 3:04 The SEC and Finra reached out to companies whose shares moved sharply before they announced plans to buy bitcoin and other digital assets. ... 26.09.2025 1:40 S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite slipped Thursday after economic data and corporate news offered conflicting signals on the outlook. ... 25.09.2025 18:17 Shares of Petershill, which owns stakes in private-equity firms and hedge funds, had fallen since its IPO. ... 25.09.2025 15:43 Prices extended gains after the U.S. miner declared force majeure on contracted supplies from its Grasberg mine in Indonesia due to a fatal mudslide accident. ... 25.09.2025 14:30 Utility bills are catching the attention of politicians. That should concern utility investors. ... 25.09.2025 13:08 Weekly jobless claims fall, while monthly durable goods orders bounce back ... 25.09.2025 9:00 BP Plc has transferred a portion of its UK pension pot to an insurer, the latest move by a major British company to offload risks related to retirement payments.25.09.2025 8:39 Japan’s 40-year government bond auction drew a demand ratio that was stronger than its 12-month average, easing concerns about super-long debt despite domestic political uncertainties ahead of Japan’s ruling party leadership race.25.09.2025 8:06 Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is in talks with shareholders on making another “substantial” order for new aircraft for the next decade, Chief Executive Officer Ronald Lam said.25.09.2025 8:04 Hong Kong is working on expanding the use of offshore yuan bonds as collateral while developing a market-based yield curve for the debt, reinforcing the city’s role in opening up China’s capital markets.25.09.2025 7:57 China ramped up buying of soybeans from Argentina this week after the South American country suspended export taxes, sidelining US farmers who usually dominate the trade at this point of the year.25.09.2025 7:47 Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:25.09.2025 7:31 New Zealand dairy farmers are set to start spending again after a record milk payment, Fonterra Cooperative Group Chair Peter McBride said, in what would be a welcome boost for the nation’s sluggish economy.25.09.2025 6:46 Troubled auto-part supplier First Brands Group is preparing to file for bankruptcy as soon as next week and is looking to secure a loan of at least $1 billion to keep the business running while it reorganizes, according to people familiar with the negotiations.25.09.2025 6:45 Argentina’s currency market is being flooded with dollars from grain purchases, prompting calls for the government to start rebuilding its stock of hard-currency reserves after selling more than $1 billion last week.25.09.2025 6:20 Copper remained near the highest in more than a year after Freeport-McMoRan Inc. declared force majeure on contracted supplies from its giant mine in Indonesia.25.09.2025 5:32 Japan’s Topix index rose slightly as a weaker yen encouraged buying in export-related stocks such as automobiles, electronics, and some machinery firms. Bank stocks were also higher on the back of expectations for a Bank of Japan interest-rate hike.25.09.2025 5:27 Growing enthusiasm for artificial intelligence plans at Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has once again made it China’s hottest technology stock, as investors rush back into the $420 billion internet titan.25.09.2025 5:07 Gold held a decline — but remained near an all-time high — as traders weighed positive US economic data and divergent views by Federal Reserve officials this week that clouded the path for interest-rate cuts.25.09.2025 5:04 China should remain an important link in the global supply chain for rare-earth products given its technical expertise and competitiveness, according to Neo Performance Materials Inc., a major western maker of critical materials.25.09.2025 5:01 A top performing Japanese fund run by investment firm Asset Management One Co. says its looking to build stakes in some small and mid-caps as valuations become more appealing.25.09.2025 5:00 The cost of protecting dollar exposures in Asia is the lowest since April and poised to decline further, creating an opportunity for investors who need to hedge.25.09.2025 4:20 Oil steadied following its biggest jump since July, after US President Donald Trump’s increasingly hawkish rhetoric on Russia raised geopolitical risk.25.09.2025 4:00 Chery Automobile Co., China’s biggest car exporter, rose in its Hong Kong trading debut after raising HK$9.1 billion ($1.2 billion) in an initial public offering to help power its overseas expansion ambition.25.09.2025 3:13 Orion Breweries Ltd.’s shares look set to rise in their trading debut on Thursday after the initial public offering attracted strong demand from investors.25.09.2025 2:40 It marks another example of President Trump rewarding loyalists and punishing critics in Latin America. ... 25.09.2025 2:00 A unit of China’s sovereign wealth fund has reaped paper gains of more than $50 billion buying local exchange-traded funds, highlighting the scale of government support for the country’s stock market, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.24.09.2025 23:57 Perpetual futures offer traders extreme leverage to bet on cryptocurrencies. ... 24.09.2025 20:00 A quiz on the jargon that traders and brokerage firms have used over the years. ... 24.09.2025 16:00 The firm easily exceeded the fund’s target size despite slowing private-equity fundraising overall. ... 24.09.2025 13:09 Indonesia’s biggest state lenders raised interest rates on dollar deposits as the nation seeks to entice funds onshore amid renewed pressure on the rupiah. 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BP Plc has transferred a portion of its UK pension pot to an insurer, the latest move by a major British company to offload risks related to retirement payments.
Japan’s 40-year government bond auction drew a demand ratio that was stronger than its 12-month average, easing concerns about super-long debt despite domestic political uncertainties ahead of Japan’s ruling party leadership race.
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is in talks with shareholders on making another “substantial” order for new aircraft for the next decade, Chief Executive Officer Ronald Lam said.
Hong Kong is working on expanding the use of offshore yuan bonds as collateral while developing a market-based yield curve for the debt, reinforcing the city’s role in opening up China’s capital markets.
China ramped up buying of soybeans from Argentina this week after the South American country suspended export taxes, sidelining US farmers who usually dominate the trade at this point of the year.
Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:
New Zealand dairy farmers are set to start spending again after a record milk payment, Fonterra Cooperative Group Chair Peter McBride said, in what would be a welcome boost for the nation’s sluggish economy.
Troubled auto-part supplier First Brands Group is preparing to file for bankruptcy as soon as next week and is looking to secure a loan of at least $1 billion to keep the business running while it reorganizes, according to people familiar with the negotiations.
Argentina’s currency market is being flooded with dollars from grain purchases, prompting calls for the government to start rebuilding its stock of hard-currency reserves after selling more than $1 billion last week.
Copper remained near the highest in more than a year after Freeport-McMoRan Inc. declared force majeure on contracted supplies from its giant mine in Indonesia.
Growing enthusiasm for artificial intelligence plans at Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has once again made it China’s hottest technology stock, as investors rush back into the $420 billion internet titan.
Gold held a decline — but remained near an all-time high — as traders weighed positive US economic data and divergent views by Federal Reserve officials this week that clouded the path for interest-rate cuts.
China should remain an important link in the global supply chain for rare-earth products given its technical expertise and competitiveness, according to Neo Performance Materials Inc., a major western maker of critical materials.
A top performing Japanese fund run by investment firm Asset Management One Co. says its looking to build stakes in some small and mid-caps as valuations become more appealing.
The cost of protecting dollar exposures in Asia is the lowest since April and poised to decline further, creating an opportunity for investors who need to hedge.
Oil steadied following its biggest jump since July, after US President Donald Trump’s increasingly hawkish rhetoric on Russia raised geopolitical risk.
Chery Automobile Co., China’s biggest car exporter, rose in its Hong Kong trading debut after raising HK$9.1 billion ($1.2 billion) in an initial public offering to help power its overseas expansion ambition.
Orion Breweries Ltd.’s shares look set to rise in their trading debut on Thursday after the initial public offering attracted strong demand from investors.
A unit of China’s sovereign wealth fund has reaped paper gains of more than $50 billion buying local exchange-traded funds, highlighting the scale of government support for the country’s stock market, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
Indonesia’s biggest state lenders raised interest rates on dollar deposits as the nation seeks to entice funds onshore amid renewed pressure on the rupiah.