13.11.2025 13:12 Options traders are betting that tax-and-spend budget moves will send the pound lower against both the dollar and the euro.13.11.2025 13:00 Coffee and cocoa prices are expected to decline next year as bumper harvests boost global surpluses, though agricultural markets remain increasingly vulnerable to geopolitical risks, according to a new Rabobank report.13.11.2025 12:25 Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc reiterated its full-year profit guidance as strong demand for jet engines bolsters the British manufacturer’s order book.13.11.2025 12:21 Biocon Biologics Managing Director and CEO Shreehas Tambe says the board has not recommended any action on a potential IPO or merger of the biosimilars unit. He shares his perspective on Bloomberg’s Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)13.11.2025 12:08 SVB Energy International Founder and President Sara Vakhshouri discusses her outlook on oil after its biggest drop since June amid supply glut concerns. She speaks on Bloomberg’s Insight with Haslinda Amin.
(Source: Bloomberg)13.11.2025 11:57 Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)13.11.2025 11:4413.11.2025 10:00 Buenos Aires’s reserves rose by the same margin as Washington seeks to bolster Javier Milei’s government13.11.2025 10:00 Moscow’s new Rubikon team upends Kyiv’s control of the electronic battlefield13.11.2025 10:00 Bookings from younger passengers have allowed operators to defy the gloom in the rest of the travel sector13.11.2025 9:36 India approved changes to royalty rates for several critical minerals, as part of efforts to boost domestic mining and reduce the nation’s heavy reliance on imports.13.11.2025 9:16 JPMorgan, BlackRock and Goldman Sachs bosses among more than a dozen top financiers attending the event13.11.2025 9:12 President ends 43-day impasse that left thousands of federal workers furloughed13.11.2025 7:56 TotalEnergies SE is considering selling some renewable energy assets in Asia to help to reduce debt, people familiar with the matter said.13.11.2025 7:51 Global crude oil markets are oversupplied, and it’s most obvious in the Americas, especially the US.13.11.2025 7:46 The Guangzhou Futures Exchange will publish details of platinum and palladium stockpiles when it launches China’s first derivatives market for the precious metals, offering a rare insight into demand.13.11.2025 6:44 Zurich Insurance Group AG has selected Australia as the first market for its private credit strategy in Asia-Pacific, awarding a $170 million mandate as it seeks opportunities to invest in local assets.13.11.2025 6:36 The Malaysian ringgit, Asia’s best-performing currency this year, is nearing a four-year high as strengthening economic momentum and easing global trade tensions drive offshore investors to local debt.13.11.2025 5:58 The South Korean won is approaching its weakest level since the global financial crisis struck more than 16 years ago, adding pressure on the central bank to protect the currency.13.11.2025 5:39 Newly published messages from late sex offender become latest flashpoint in intraparty rift13.11.2025 5:04 Bond investors weighing up a crucial exchange offer by one of Hong Kong’s biggest property developers face a classic game theory dilemma: their best option depends on what everyone else does.13.11.2025 5:00 Singapore’s government bonds may see elevated demand through the end of the year, according to Barclays Plc.13.11.2025 4:40 US House lawmakers return to Washington on Wednesday for a vote to end the 43-day government shutdown, which has snarled air travel, delayed food aid to millions of Americans and forced federal workers to go without pay. (Source: Bloomberg)13.11.2025 4:30 Traders are increasingly skeptical that Japan’s new government will be able to shore up the yen by direct intervention as the currency slumps toward levels that previously drew authorities into the market.13.11.2025 4:22 Oil steadied after slumping on Wednesday on signs that a long-awaited surplus has finally arrived, with traders braced for a fresh market assessment from the International Energy Agency.13.11.2025 3:26 EU wants handling fee on small packages ordered from likes of Shein and Temu to kick in two years earlier than planned13.11.2025 2:00 Heavyweights clash as election of hawkish PM Sanae Takaichi and US policy unpredictability change calculus in region13.11.2025 1:44 Democrats say new correspondence вЂ?raises glaring questions’ about president’s ties with late paedophile12.11.2025 23:59 Royal Navy maintains permanent presence in the region supporting British Overseas Territories12.11.2025 22:40 Inference inferred, revenue reconstructed, cash burn quantified12.11.2025 18:01 Australia’s corporate regulator is threatening more aggressive legal action against private credit funds that fail to protect investors, as the A$200 billion ($131 billion) industry continues to expand. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1616161716181619162016211622162316241625162616271628162916301631163216331634163516361637163816391640164116421643164416451646164716481649
Options traders are betting that tax-and-spend budget moves will send the pound lower against both the dollar and the euro.
Coffee and cocoa prices are expected to decline next year as bumper harvests boost global surpluses, though agricultural markets remain increasingly vulnerable to geopolitical risks, according to a new Rabobank report.
Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc reiterated its full-year profit guidance as strong demand for jet engines bolsters the British manufacturer’s order book.
Biocon Biologics Managing Director and CEO Shreehas Tambe says the board has not recommended any action on a potential IPO or merger of the biosimilars unit. He shares his perspective on Bloomberg’s Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)
SVB Energy International Founder and President Sara Vakhshouri discusses her outlook on oil after its biggest drop since June amid supply glut concerns. She speaks on Bloomberg’s Insight with Haslinda Amin.
(Source: Bloomberg)
Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)
Buenos Aires’s reserves rose by the same margin as Washington seeks to bolster Javier Milei’s government
Moscow’s new Rubikon team upends Kyiv’s control of the electronic battlefield
Bookings from younger passengers have allowed operators to defy the gloom in the rest of the travel sector
India approved changes to royalty rates for several critical minerals, as part of efforts to boost domestic mining and reduce the nation’s heavy reliance on imports.
JPMorgan, BlackRock and Goldman Sachs bosses among more than a dozen top financiers attending the event
President ends 43-day impasse that left thousands of federal workers furloughed
TotalEnergies SE is considering selling some renewable energy assets in Asia to help to reduce debt, people familiar with the matter said.
Global crude oil markets are oversupplied, and it’s most obvious in the Americas, especially the US.
The Guangzhou Futures Exchange will publish details of platinum and palladium stockpiles when it launches China’s first derivatives market for the precious metals, offering a rare insight into demand.
Zurich Insurance Group AG has selected Australia as the first market for its private credit strategy in Asia-Pacific, awarding a $170 million mandate as it seeks opportunities to invest in local assets.
The Malaysian ringgit, Asia’s best-performing currency this year, is nearing a four-year high as strengthening economic momentum and easing global trade tensions drive offshore investors to local debt.
The South Korean won is approaching its weakest level since the global financial crisis struck more than 16 years ago, adding pressure on the central bank to protect the currency.
Newly published messages from late sex offender become latest flashpoint in intraparty rift
Bond investors weighing up a crucial exchange offer by one of Hong Kong’s biggest property developers face a classic game theory dilemma: their best option depends on what everyone else does.
Singapore’s government bonds may see elevated demand through the end of the year, according to Barclays Plc.
US House lawmakers return to Washington on Wednesday for a vote to end the 43-day government shutdown, which has snarled air travel, delayed food aid to millions of Americans and forced federal workers to go without pay. (Source: Bloomberg)
Traders are increasingly skeptical that Japan’s new government will be able to shore up the yen by direct intervention as the currency slumps toward levels that previously drew authorities into the market.
Oil steadied after slumping on Wednesday on signs that a long-awaited surplus has finally arrived, with traders braced for a fresh market assessment from the International Energy Agency.
EU wants handling fee on small packages ordered from likes of Shein and Temu to kick in two years earlier than planned
Heavyweights clash as election of hawkish PM Sanae Takaichi and US policy unpredictability change calculus in region
Democrats say new correspondence �raises glaring questions’ about president’s ties with late paedophile
Royal Navy maintains permanent presence in the region supporting British Overseas Territories
Inference inferred, revenue reconstructed, cash burn quantified
Australia’s corporate regulator is threatening more aggressive legal action against private credit funds that fail to protect investors, as the A$200 billion ($131 billion) industry continues to expand.