08.10.2025 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:08.10.2025 6:59 Spot gold smashed through $4,000 an ounce for the first time, as concerns over the US economy and a government shutdown added fresh momentum to a scorching rally.08.10.2025 6:42 The decline in New Zealand’s currency and bond yields may soon ease, as some strategists express doubts about further policy easing after a larger-than-usual interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank.08.10.2025 6:00 Glencore Plc said it will receive a combined A$600 million ($395 million) from the Australian federal and Queensland state governments to keep its Mount Isa copper smelter and associated refinery running for another three years.08.10.2025 5:00 The Philippine peso looks set to rebound in the coming months, with analysts betting that potential central bank intervention and seasonal remittance inflows will prop up one of Asia’s worst-performing currencies.08.10.2025 4:23 Oil gained after a mixed US industry report on inventories, with traders also focused on the broader outlook for supply as OPEC+ presses on with output increases and American production expands.08.10.2025 3:32 Asian equities fell, led by technology stocks, after Wall Street’s pullback from record highs fueled caution about lofty valuations and AI-related spending. Gold extended its scorching rally to top $4,000 an ounce.08.10.2025 1:44 Vietnam clinched a long-awaited upgrade to emerging-market status from FTSE Russell, a shift that could unlock billions of dollars in fresh capital for its financial markets.06.10.2025 21:08 Michael Goldfarb so admired Brooklyn Dodgers legend Jackie Robinson that he kept a brick from Ebbets Field in his childhood bedroom.06.10.2025 21:05 Chemicals giant Ineos Group Ltd. plans to cut production in Germany, blaming high costs and cheap imports.06.10.2025 21:01 Shell Plc.’s LNG Canada is currently on track to load its first liquefied natural gas cargo from the facility’s second unit as soon as this week as the project continues to ramp up in the next month, according to people familiar with the matter.06.10.2025 21:00 For the Treasury market, this historically has been a bad week. If it happens again this year, Morgan Stanley strategists say investors should buy the dip “with both hands.”06.10.2025 20:55 France’s Bruno Le Maire said he has stepped down from the government in order to facilitate the formation of a new cabinet after the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu.06.10.2025 20:40 Raw sugar futures rose as much as 1.7% to the highest price in three weeks. The market is recovering from a drop last week after traders Alvean and Cofco were the top receivers of a 1.5 million-ton delivery to settle the October contract.06.10.2025 20:33 Advanced Micro Devices has signed a deal with OpenAI to deploy 6 gigawatts of AI chips over multiple years, in a deal that could generate tens of billions of dollars in new revenue. AMD CEO Lisa Su and OpenAI President Greg Brockman join “Bloomberg Tech” to discuss the deal and the plans to finance it.06.10.2025 19:52 Pope Leo XIV is changing the management of the Holy See’s financial investment activities, effectively clipping the powers of the Vatican Bank.06.10.2025 19:45 Angola is considering selling eurobonds this year as yields on the oil-rich nation’s international debt continue to ease from record highs and other African countries return to the market, according to people familiar with the matter.06.10.2025 19:41 Aliko Dangote’s oil refinery is too important to fail, Nigeria’s government said, following the company’s dispute with labor unions that threatened to cut crude supply to the plant.06.10.2025 19:36 Nomura Holdings Inc.’s digital-assets subsidiary Laser Digital has recruited a trio of derivatives traders from Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital, as the crypto options market booms.06.10.2025 19:31 Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to change when Canada releases major fiscal documents, moving the country’s federal budget to the fall on an ongoing basis.06.10.2025 19:25 Vale SA is buying back its perpetual bonds, unusual securities that date back to its privatization in the late 1990s and which have become increasingly costly for the Brazilian miner.06.10.2025 19:24 Fifth Third Bank Chairman, CEO and President Tim Spence discusses details of the bank’s $10.9 billion deal for Comerica Inc. He says the window for this deal seemed right and lets Fifth Third get more access to explosive growth in the Southeast. He speaks on Bloomberg Open Interest. (Source: Bloomberg)06.10.2025 19:18 Mexican billionaire German Larrea is offering to buy full control of Citigroup Inc.’s Banamex at a slightly higher valuation than his rival had proposed for just a minority stake. It’s still a long shot.06.10.2025 19:18 Verizon Communications Inc. named Dan Schulman chief executive officer effective immediately, replacing Hans Vestberg, who will stay on through Oct. 4, 2026 to help ensure a smooth transition in leadership. John Butler of Bloomberg Intelligence has more on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)06.10.2025 19:17 Barrick Mining Corp. agreed to sell its gold mine in Africa’s Ivory Coast for as much as $305 million, the latest in a string of asset sales by the global mining giant.06.10.2025 19:12 Verizon shakes up the C-suite — Dan Schulman, the longtime PayPal chief, is stepping in as CEO effective immediately, replacing Hans Vestberg. It’s a surprise move tied to Verizon’s integration with Frontier Communications. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Telecoms Analyst John Butler joined Bloomberg Open Interest to break down what this leadership switch means for the company’s turnaround. (Source: Bloomberg)06.10.2025 19:11 Treasury traders are turning to betting markets for signals on the length of the US government shutdown in the absence of economic data to guide interest rate expectations.06.10.2025 18:43 T-Mobile US Inc. plans to sell dollar-denominated senior unsecured notes in three parts, as a total of six borrowers look to tap the US investment-grade primary market on Monday.06.10.2025 17:31 After a dismal first nine months of the year, a trio of initial public offerings are giving London a chance to prove the market’s still an attractive destination for listings.06.10.2025 12:49 French markets tumbled after the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu threw the country into another political crisis, raising the prospect of snap elections to break the deadlock.06.10.2025 12:18 French stocks fell by the most since late August after Sebastien Lecornu unexpectedly resigned as prime minister, sparking worries about further political turmoil in the country. 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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:
Spot gold smashed through $4,000 an ounce for the first time, as concerns over the US economy and a government shutdown added fresh momentum to a scorching rally.
The decline in New Zealand’s currency and bond yields may soon ease, as some strategists express doubts about further policy easing after a larger-than-usual interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank.
Glencore Plc said it will receive a combined A$600 million ($395 million) from the Australian federal and Queensland state governments to keep its Mount Isa copper smelter and associated refinery running for another three years.
The Philippine peso looks set to rebound in the coming months, with analysts betting that potential central bank intervention and seasonal remittance inflows will prop up one of Asia’s worst-performing currencies.
Oil gained after a mixed US industry report on inventories, with traders also focused on the broader outlook for supply as OPEC+ presses on with output increases and American production expands.
Asian equities fell, led by technology stocks, after Wall Street’s pullback from record highs fueled caution about lofty valuations and AI-related spending. Gold extended its scorching rally to top $4,000 an ounce.
Vietnam clinched a long-awaited upgrade to emerging-market status from FTSE Russell, a shift that could unlock billions of dollars in fresh capital for its financial markets.
Michael Goldfarb so admired Brooklyn Dodgers legend Jackie Robinson that he kept a brick from Ebbets Field in his childhood bedroom.
Chemicals giant Ineos Group Ltd. plans to cut production in Germany, blaming high costs and cheap imports.
Shell Plc.’s LNG Canada is currently on track to load its first liquefied natural gas cargo from the facility’s second unit as soon as this week as the project continues to ramp up in the next month, according to people familiar with the matter.
For the Treasury market, this historically has been a bad week. If it happens again this year, Morgan Stanley strategists say investors should buy the dip “with both hands.”
France’s Bruno Le Maire said he has stepped down from the government in order to facilitate the formation of a new cabinet after the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu.
Raw sugar futures rose as much as 1.7% to the highest price in three weeks. The market is recovering from a drop last week after traders Alvean and Cofco were the top receivers of a 1.5 million-ton delivery to settle the October contract.
Advanced Micro Devices has signed a deal with OpenAI to deploy 6 gigawatts of AI chips over multiple years, in a deal that could generate tens of billions of dollars in new revenue. AMD CEO Lisa Su and OpenAI President Greg Brockman join “Bloomberg Tech” to discuss the deal and the plans to finance it.
Pope Leo XIV is changing the management of the Holy See’s financial investment activities, effectively clipping the powers of the Vatican Bank.
Angola is considering selling eurobonds this year as yields on the oil-rich nation’s international debt continue to ease from record highs and other African countries return to the market, according to people familiar with the matter.
Aliko Dangote’s oil refinery is too important to fail, Nigeria’s government said, following the company’s dispute with labor unions that threatened to cut crude supply to the plant.
Nomura Holdings Inc.’s digital-assets subsidiary Laser Digital has recruited a trio of derivatives traders from Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital, as the crypto options market booms.
Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to change when Canada releases major fiscal documents, moving the country’s federal budget to the fall on an ongoing basis.
Vale SA is buying back its perpetual bonds, unusual securities that date back to its privatization in the late 1990s and which have become increasingly costly for the Brazilian miner.
Fifth Third Bank Chairman, CEO and President Tim Spence discusses details of the bank’s $10.9 billion deal for Comerica Inc. He says the window for this deal seemed right and lets Fifth Third get more access to explosive growth in the Southeast. He speaks on Bloomberg Open Interest. (Source: Bloomberg)
Mexican billionaire German Larrea is offering to buy full control of Citigroup Inc.’s Banamex at a slightly higher valuation than his rival had proposed for just a minority stake. It’s still a long shot.
Verizon Communications Inc. named Dan Schulman chief executive officer effective immediately, replacing Hans Vestberg, who will stay on through Oct. 4, 2026 to help ensure a smooth transition in leadership. John Butler of Bloomberg Intelligence has more on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Barrick Mining Corp. agreed to sell its gold mine in Africa’s Ivory Coast for as much as $305 million, the latest in a string of asset sales by the global mining giant.
Verizon shakes up the C-suite — Dan Schulman, the longtime PayPal chief, is stepping in as CEO effective immediately, replacing Hans Vestberg. It’s a surprise move tied to Verizon’s integration with Frontier Communications. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Telecoms Analyst John Butler joined Bloomberg Open Interest to break down what this leadership switch means for the company’s turnaround. (Source: Bloomberg)
Treasury traders are turning to betting markets for signals on the length of the US government shutdown in the absence of economic data to guide interest rate expectations.
T-Mobile US Inc. plans to sell dollar-denominated senior unsecured notes in three parts, as a total of six borrowers look to tap the US investment-grade primary market on Monday.
After a dismal first nine months of the year, a trio of initial public offerings are giving London a chance to prove the market’s still an attractive destination for listings.
French markets tumbled after the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu threw the country into another political crisis, raising the prospect of snap elections to break the deadlock.
French stocks fell by the most since late August after Sebastien Lecornu unexpectedly resigned as prime minister, sparking worries about further political turmoil in the country.