23.10.2025 13:0023.10.2025 12:53 Swiss National Bank officials decided against an interest-rate cut last month, assessing their monetary stance to be stimulative enough to stoke inflation in coming quarters.23.10.2025 12:37 Japanese government proposals aimed at stabilizing electricity supplies run the risk of impacting liquidity in one of the world’s fastest-growing power markets, according to traders and officials attending a series of industry events this week.23.10.2025 12:27 Bridgestone Corp. named Yasuhiro Morita as chief executive officer to succeed Shuichi Ishibashi, with a stated aim to reclaim its position as the world’s No. 1 tiremaker by 2031.23.10.2025 12:05 French business confidence unexpectedly inched higher in October, driven by improvements in the manufacturing and retail sectors.23.10.2025 11:43 DSV A/S, the world’s largest freight forwarder, lowered the top end of its profit forecast range and said it may have to make deeper cost cuts as tariffs are starting to hurt the transport market.23.10.2025 11:18 Unilever Plc sales rose more than expected in the third quarter, driven by strong demand in developed markets, particularly North America, and the company’s cost-saving efforts.23.10.2025 11:18 China is leveraging its position as the world’s largest creditor to help broaden usage of the yuan, offering overseas borrowers the chance to benefit from economically-depressed interest rates at home by ditching the dollar.23.10.2025 11:10 Chinese firms such as Huawei are courting African startups and innovation hubs to pick affordable open-source AI models such as DeepSeek over OpenAI. The goal is to make large language models more accessible to the continent. Shikoh Gitau, CEO of Qhala spoke to Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons Middle East & Africa on their reasoning for picking DeepSeek. (Source: Bloomberg)23.10.2025 11:05 South Africa’s shortage of air-traffic controllers is “almost compromising service delivery” by the state-owned company that manages the nation’s airspace.23.10.2025 10:4023.10.2025 10:26 Oil surged after the US blacklisted Russia’s state-run producers Rosneft PJSC and Lukoil PJSC, citing Moscow’s lack of commitment to peace in Ukraine. The sanctions mark a U-turn for President Donald Trump, who only days ago had announced he would meet counterpart Vladimir Putin in the coming weeks and said repeatedly he believed Russia wanted to end the war. Bloomberg’s Stuart Livingston-Wallace reports.23.10.2025 10:19 Bank Indonesia is changing tack in its bid to support the economy, signaling that monetary policy is failing to deliver.23.10.2025 10:13 BHP Group sold several iron ore cargoes to Chinese traders this week, despite a dispute with the nation’s powerful state buyer that risks disrupting shipments from the world’s largest miner to its main market.23.10.2025 10:00 Renault SA’s third-quarter revenue gained 6.8%, helped by demand for new models such as the Dacia Bigster as well as higher revenue at the company’s financial services arm.23.10.2025 9:57 Jean-Claude Trichet, former president at the European Central Bank, discusses the outlook for the global economy and the impact from the trade tariffs. He speaks with Stephen Engle and Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of the Bund Summit. (Source: Bloomberg)23.10.2025 8:10 The Singapore dollar weakened slightly against its U.S. counterpart in the Asian session amid U.S.-China trade tensions. ... 23.10.2025 6:00 The discussions signal Washington’s wider involvement in critical parts of the economy. ... 23.10.2025 3:21 European stocks hovered near a record peak as third-quarter earnings continued to flow in. Crude oil jumped to a two-week high after US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on Russia’s biggest producers.23.10.2025 3:13 Fannie Mae Chief Executive Priscilla Almodovar has stepped down as the Trump administration considers selling shares of the mortgage giant. ... 23.10.2025 3:03 Oil rallied after the US announced sanctions on Russia’s biggest producers, as President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on his counterpart Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.23.10.2025 2:22 The move, which combines roles that were separate for nearly two decades, reflects steps to ensure leadership continuity atop the New York bank, Citigroup said. ... 23.10.2025 0:48 Treasury yields declined for a third-consecutive session as investors seek the safety of U.S. sovereign debt while the government shutdown continues ... 22.10.2025 20:53 Michelin sees its North American struggles lasting into next year, as the tiremaker warned it won’t hit its profit target for 2026.22.10.2025 20:18 U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 961,000 barrels last week as refineries raised their capacity use. ... 22.10.2025 19:23 Move illustrates the scramble among buyers of the red metal as the copper market got caught in tariff crossfire this year. ... 22.10.2025 18:20 The British bank said it reviewed its entire credit book for financial weakness and other red flags after getting hit by the bankruptcy of subprime auto lender Tricolor. ... 22.10.2025 14:30 How round-trip deals could echo history and hit a wall. ... 22.10.2025 13:48 London’s FTSE 100 index was the only riser in Europe while shares in Asia reflected a selloff in precious metal-related stocks. ... 22.10.2025 13:12 The cosmetics company reported $11.98 billion in third-quarter sales, which underwhelmed expectations. ... 22.10.2025 11:03 Higher base-metal prices and significantly lower copper smelting charges offset a drop in copper production. ... 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Swiss National Bank officials decided against an interest-rate cut last month, assessing their monetary stance to be stimulative enough to stoke inflation in coming quarters.
Japanese government proposals aimed at stabilizing electricity supplies run the risk of impacting liquidity in one of the world’s fastest-growing power markets, according to traders and officials attending a series of industry events this week.
Bridgestone Corp. named Yasuhiro Morita as chief executive officer to succeed Shuichi Ishibashi, with a stated aim to reclaim its position as the world’s No. 1 tiremaker by 2031.
French business confidence unexpectedly inched higher in October, driven by improvements in the manufacturing and retail sectors.
DSV A/S, the world’s largest freight forwarder, lowered the top end of its profit forecast range and said it may have to make deeper cost cuts as tariffs are starting to hurt the transport market.
Unilever Plc sales rose more than expected in the third quarter, driven by strong demand in developed markets, particularly North America, and the company’s cost-saving efforts.
China is leveraging its position as the world’s largest creditor to help broaden usage of the yuan, offering overseas borrowers the chance to benefit from economically-depressed interest rates at home by ditching the dollar.
Chinese firms such as Huawei are courting African startups and innovation hubs to pick affordable open-source AI models such as DeepSeek over OpenAI. The goal is to make large language models more accessible to the continent. Shikoh Gitau, CEO of Qhala spoke to Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons Middle East & Africa on their reasoning for picking DeepSeek. (Source: Bloomberg)
South Africa’s shortage of air-traffic controllers is “almost compromising service delivery” by the state-owned company that manages the nation’s airspace.
Oil surged after the US blacklisted Russia’s state-run producers Rosneft PJSC and Lukoil PJSC, citing Moscow’s lack of commitment to peace in Ukraine. The sanctions mark a U-turn for President Donald Trump, who only days ago had announced he would meet counterpart Vladimir Putin in the coming weeks and said repeatedly he believed Russia wanted to end the war. Bloomberg’s Stuart Livingston-Wallace reports.
Bank Indonesia is changing tack in its bid to support the economy, signaling that monetary policy is failing to deliver.
BHP Group sold several iron ore cargoes to Chinese traders this week, despite a dispute with the nation’s powerful state buyer that risks disrupting shipments from the world’s largest miner to its main market.
Renault SA’s third-quarter revenue gained 6.8%, helped by demand for new models such as the Dacia Bigster as well as higher revenue at the company’s financial services arm.
Jean-Claude Trichet, former president at the European Central Bank, discusses the outlook for the global economy and the impact from the trade tariffs. He speaks with Stephen Engle and Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of the Bund Summit. (Source: Bloomberg)
European stocks hovered near a record peak as third-quarter earnings continued to flow in. Crude oil jumped to a two-week high after US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on Russia’s biggest producers.
Oil rallied after the US announced sanctions on Russia’s biggest producers, as President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on his counterpart Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.
Michelin sees its North American struggles lasting into next year, as the tiremaker warned it won’t hit its profit target for 2026.