03.01.2026 23:37 Exor NV and members of the Ferrari family have agreed to extend their shareholders’ agreement for Ferrari NV, as the Italian luxury car-maker develops its first fully-electric model amid broader sector headwinds.03.01.2026 22:29 President Donald Trump said American oil companies will “spend billions of dollars” to fix oil infrastructure in Venezuela following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by US forces in an early morning raid Saturday. (Source: Bloomberg)03.01.2026 22:00 President Donald Trump said the US is “going to run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition.” Trump spoke Saturday after US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in an early morning raid. (Source: Bloomberg)03.01.2026 21:33 While the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro following US airstrikes marks a seismic geopolitical development, early signals suggest that the global oil market will largely take the move in its stride.03.01.2026 20:53 Some 50,000 households and 2,000 businesses in southwest Berlin were without power on Saturday afternoon after a suspected arson attack in the early hours of the morning, police said.03.01.2026 20:47 President Donald Trump says the US will be strongly involved in Venezuela’s oil industry after US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in an early morning raid Saturday. Venezuela’s oil infrastructure was not affected by US military airstrikes in Caracas and other states, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. Blomberg’s Julian Lee examines how the action impacts the Venezuelan oil industry and global oil market. (Source: Bloomberg)03.01.2026 16:32 Private equity firm Oakley Capital is exploring a potential sale of London’s biggest estate agency chain that could value it at more than ВЈ500 million ($673 million), Sky News reported on Saturday, citing sources it didn’t name.03.01.2026 15:11 Ethiopia says it reached an agreement in principle with bondholders over the restructure of a $1 billion bond on which it defaulted in 2023, and sees progress in efforts to revamp the debt this year.03.01.2026 11:29 Venezuela accused the US of launching an attack on the country after explosions rocked Caracas, the capital, and aircraft were seen flying overhead, following weeks of pressure from the Trump administration against the regime of Nicolas Maduro.03.01.2026 3:07 Why the stock market’s odds of rising in 2026 are the same regardless of seasonal indicators.03.01.2026 2:33 Bullish technical indicators are breaking down.03.01.2026 2:23 State regulators are abandoning a plan to rehabilitate PHL Variable Insurance Co. and may pursue liquidation instead, after finding that the struggling life insurer — acquired by private equity firm Golden Gate Capital a decade ago — is in worse shape than previously thought.03.01.2026 2:18 Argentina’s Treasury sold dollars Friday, people familiar with the matter said, looking to limit the decline of the peso on the first day that new rules allowing for larger swings kicked in.03.01.2026 2:09 The new year opened much as the last one ended, with markets rising, Wall Street confidence intact and little sign the forces that powered 2025 have run their course. What’s less clear is how long the cross-asset synchrony can last.03.01.2026 1:21 Insider share ownership and corporate profitability are key to finding stocks that have been temporarily sold off.03.01.2026 1:18 Beyond the biggest chains, the past few years have largely been ones to forget for retailers, as shoppers have remained wary about spending amid a battle with higher living costs. Yet some analysts see a path toward a slightly better 2026.03.01.2026 0:52 Tesla’s rough year took it to its second straight annual sales decline, and saw it lose its global EV sales leadership to China’s BYD.03.01.2026 0:46 More oil tankers are turning away from Venezuela as the US threatens to seize vessels transporting oil that helps fund the regime of President Nicolas Maduro.03.01.2026 0:37 Valuation indicators now are extremely bearish for U.S. stocks. Non-U.S. stocks are a much better bet.03.01.2026 0:02 China controls around 70% of the silver that Big Tech, AI and solar power desperately need. Beijing is locking the gates.02.01.2026 22:37 Bill Shufelt, cofounder and CEO of Athletic Brewing Company, was interviewed on January 2, 2026, discussing the rapid expansion of the nonalcoholic beer market. Shufelt highlighted that the U.S. market has grown from $100 million to over $1 billion in the past decade, with Athletic holding an 18.4% share and leading the craft segment. He attributed growth to shifting consumer preferences, especially among younger and health-conscious demographics, and noted that over 40% of consumers participate in Dry January. Shufelt outlined ongoing innovation, significant investment in manufacturing, and future plans for broader distribution, partnerships, and possibly going public. (Source: Bloomberg)02.01.2026 22:23 Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)02.01.2026 21:55 Travel in 2026 is expected to change fast. Dakota Smith, President and Co-Founder of Hopper, joined Bloomberg TV and radio to explain the trends shaping travel—from flexibility and disruption protection to AI-driven service. (Source: Bloomberg)02.01.2026 20:01 The S&P 500 Index closed slightly in the green on Friday, as gains for semiconductor stocks helped mute concern about stretched valuations. Optimism about next week’s massive CES conference and signs President Donald Trump was easing up on tariff policies also boosted sentiment during the first trading day of the year.02.01.2026 16:23 Grains extended December’s steep declines into the new year, with traders focused on weather in South America, while fresh details on US farm aid provided little help to the markets.02.01.2026 12:50 Long-maturity Treasuries began 2026 on the defensive following the market’s biggest annual gain in five years, as investors focused on the potential for additional Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts to stoke inflation.02.01.2026 8:38 Emerging-market stocks were off to strong start in 2026, climbing to the highest in almost five years as optimism about Asia’s growing role in artificial intelligence propelled the region’s technology shares.02.01.2026 7:45 Aluminum climbed above $3,000 a ton for the first time in more than three years on a tightening supply outlook and long-term demand bets, joining other base metals notching recent milestones.02.01.2026 5:01 Gold and silver steadied at the beginning of the year after their best annual performances since 1979 as traders assessed the reweighting of a benchmark commodity index that starts next week.02.01.2026 4:39 Oil steadied on the first trading day of 2026 as expectations for a supply surplus offset geopolitical risks to production in several OPEC+ nations.02.01.2026 3:44 US stocks edged higher on Friday, as investors started 2026 on cautious footing following a year of strong equity performance while keeping an eye on rising Treasury yields. 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Exor NV and members of the Ferrari family have agreed to extend their shareholders’ agreement for Ferrari NV, as the Italian luxury car-maker develops its first fully-electric model amid broader sector headwinds.
President Donald Trump said American oil companies will “spend billions of dollars” to fix oil infrastructure in Venezuela following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by US forces in an early morning raid Saturday. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump said the US is “going to run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition.” Trump spoke Saturday after US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in an early morning raid. (Source: Bloomberg)
While the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro following US airstrikes marks a seismic geopolitical development, early signals suggest that the global oil market will largely take the move in its stride.
Some 50,000 households and 2,000 businesses in southwest Berlin were without power on Saturday afternoon after a suspected arson attack in the early hours of the morning, police said.
President Donald Trump says the US will be strongly involved in Venezuela’s oil industry after US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in an early morning raid Saturday. Venezuela’s oil infrastructure was not affected by US military airstrikes in Caracas and other states, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. Blomberg’s Julian Lee examines how the action impacts the Venezuelan oil industry and global oil market. (Source: Bloomberg)
Private equity firm Oakley Capital is exploring a potential sale of London’s biggest estate agency chain that could value it at more than £500 million ($673 million), Sky News reported on Saturday, citing sources it didn’t name.
Ethiopia says it reached an agreement in principle with bondholders over the restructure of a $1 billion bond on which it defaulted in 2023, and sees progress in efforts to revamp the debt this year.
Venezuela accused the US of launching an attack on the country after explosions rocked Caracas, the capital, and aircraft were seen flying overhead, following weeks of pressure from the Trump administration against the regime of Nicolas Maduro.
Why the stock market’s odds of rising in 2026 are the same regardless of seasonal indicators.
Bullish technical indicators are breaking down.
State regulators are abandoning a plan to rehabilitate PHL Variable Insurance Co. and may pursue liquidation instead, after finding that the struggling life insurer — acquired by private equity firm Golden Gate Capital a decade ago — is in worse shape than previously thought.
Argentina’s Treasury sold dollars Friday, people familiar with the matter said, looking to limit the decline of the peso on the first day that new rules allowing for larger swings kicked in.
The new year opened much as the last one ended, with markets rising, Wall Street confidence intact and little sign the forces that powered 2025 have run their course. What’s less clear is how long the cross-asset synchrony can last.
Insider share ownership and corporate profitability are key to finding stocks that have been temporarily sold off.
Beyond the biggest chains, the past few years have largely been ones to forget for retailers, as shoppers have remained wary about spending amid a battle with higher living costs. Yet some analysts see a path toward a slightly better 2026.
Tesla’s rough year took it to its second straight annual sales decline, and saw it lose its global EV sales leadership to China’s BYD.
More oil tankers are turning away from Venezuela as the US threatens to seize vessels transporting oil that helps fund the regime of President Nicolas Maduro.
Valuation indicators now are extremely bearish for U.S. stocks. Non-U.S. stocks are a much better bet.
China controls around 70% of the silver that Big Tech, AI and solar power desperately need. Beijing is locking the gates.
Bill Shufelt, cofounder and CEO of Athletic Brewing Company, was interviewed on January 2, 2026, discussing the rapid expansion of the nonalcoholic beer market. Shufelt highlighted that the U.S. market has grown from $100 million to over $1 billion in the past decade, with Athletic holding an 18.4% share and leading the craft segment. He attributed growth to shifting consumer preferences, especially among younger and health-conscious demographics, and noted that over 40% of consumers participate in Dry January. Shufelt outlined ongoing innovation, significant investment in manufacturing, and future plans for broader distribution, partnerships, and possibly going public. (Source: Bloomberg)
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
Travel in 2026 is expected to change fast. Dakota Smith, President and Co-Founder of Hopper, joined Bloomberg TV and radio to explain the trends shaping travel—from flexibility and disruption protection to AI-driven service. (Source: Bloomberg)
The S&P 500 Index closed slightly in the green on Friday, as gains for semiconductor stocks helped mute concern about stretched valuations. Optimism about next week’s massive CES conference and signs President Donald Trump was easing up on tariff policies also boosted sentiment during the first trading day of the year.
Grains extended December’s steep declines into the new year, with traders focused on weather in South America, while fresh details on US farm aid provided little help to the markets.
Long-maturity Treasuries began 2026 on the defensive following the market’s biggest annual gain in five years, as investors focused on the potential for additional Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts to stoke inflation.
Emerging-market stocks were off to strong start in 2026, climbing to the highest in almost five years as optimism about Asia’s growing role in artificial intelligence propelled the region’s technology shares.
Aluminum climbed above $3,000 a ton for the first time in more than three years on a tightening supply outlook and long-term demand bets, joining other base metals notching recent milestones.
Gold and silver steadied at the beginning of the year after their best annual performances since 1979 as traders assessed the reweighting of a benchmark commodity index that starts next week.
Oil steadied on the first trading day of 2026 as expectations for a supply surplus offset geopolitical risks to production in several OPEC+ nations.
US stocks edged higher on Friday, as investors started 2026 on cautious footing following a year of strong equity performance while keeping an eye on rising Treasury yields.