01.02.2026 12:25 India plans to invest 12.2 trillion rupees ($133 billion) in infrastructure in the next financial year, about a 9% increase from last year, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government steps up spending to accelerate an overhaul of transport and logistics networks.01.02.2026 11:52 India raised taxes on some equity transactions in a bid to further stem speculative trading by retail investors.01.02.2026 11:31 Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government plans to sell a record amount of bonds in the coming fiscal year, a move that risks adding further pressure to local debt markets amid waning demand.01.02.2026 11:13 Price, relevance, conviction — Bitcoin is bleeding all three.01.02.2026 11:00 Africa is emerging as a major betting powerhouse, but governments across the continent are struggling to keep pace with the regulatory challenges rising alongside it. Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja spoke with RISE Mzansi MP Makashule Gana and Garron Whitesman, founder of Whitesmans Attorneys, about the current regulatory landscape and the pressure to strengthen oversight. (Source: Bloomberg)01.02.2026 9:53 Macau’s gaming revenue rose 24% in January, beating analyst estimates as casinos in the world’s biggest gambling hub continued to rely on perks like free concert tickets and entertainment offerings to lure high-spending travelers.01.02.2026 9:23 Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sought to clarify her comments about the weak yen, emphasizing that she only intended to argue for a need to create an economy that can withstand currency fluctuations.01.02.2026 8:51 The Indonesian Coal Miners Association said drastic cuts in production quotas granted by the government may force some operations to shutdown, adding to the woes of the country’s already beleaguered industry.01.02.2026 6:15 South Korea will move swiftly to implement investment legislation sought by the US, Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan pledged after returning from talks in America that he said helped clear up misunderstandings over tariffs.01.02.2026 5:30 India’s finance minister boosted spending in manufacturing and infrastructure projects while sticking to fiscal discipline, seeking to support an economy grappling with global risks and steep US tariffs.01.02.2026 2:00 The surge in the euro is set to loom large over the European Central Bank’s first policy meeting of the year.31.01.2026 20:03 The Trump administration is taking direct ownership stakes in private sector companies, from chipmaker Intel to rare earths producer MP Materials, reshaping the relationship between government and markets. Steven Rattner of Willett Advisors and Sarah Bauerle Danzman of the Atlantic Council weigh the merits of national security to justify the government picking winners and losers, and what it means for competition, innovation, and trust in free markets. (Source: Bloomberg)31.01.2026 19:30 Dealmaking is rebounding, client payouts are up and annual profits are expected to rise — but shares of Wall Street’s alternative-investing giants are off to their worst January in a decade over a slurry of mounting investor anxieties.31.01.2026 19:18 Indonesia said it will crack down on stock manipulators and accelerate financial reforms as authorities step up efforts to restore confidence in its asset markets.31.01.2026 19:00 To President Donald Trump, the dollar is like a yo-yo that he can make go up and down. To equity investors, the toy looks broken — and a weaker dollar is now the latest obstacle they have to contend with when valuing stocks.31.01.2026 18:34 Operations at Russia’s Murmansk Bulk Terminal and Commercial Seaport resumed late on Saturday after being temporarily suspended earlier in the day, Interfax reported.31.01.2026 18:14 This week, President Trump announces he intends to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chair. Then, how government ownership is changing competition, capital allocation, and the future of US markets. Plus, will cutting SNAP destabilize the grocery, farming, and food-bank economies? Later, how big money is transforming youth sports, driving up costs and changing how families chase athletic dreams. (Source: Bloomberg)31.01.2026 18:00 What happens when the government steps up its ownership of private companies and cuts back on its food assistance programs.31.01.2026 18:00 Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. are treading carefully as they weigh President Donald Trump’s call to invest $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry against the disciplined spending model that’s sent their stocks soaring on Wall Street.31.01.2026 16:48 Russia will allow gasoline exports for fuel producers through July 31, while extending a temporary ban for other suppliers.31.01.2026 16:00 US container imports ended 2025 in a four-month skid that’s likely to lengthen this year as trade shifts to other economies to avoid President Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to a shipping industry analyst’s tally of the country’s top 10 ports.31.01.2026 13:38 The Chevron-led venture Tengizchevroil has started to restore production at the Tengiz oil field, Kazakhstan’s largest, after operations were partially suspended earlier this month.31.01.2026 13:04 The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. plans to launch its initial public offering in the next seven to eight months, CNBC-TV18 reported, citing Chief Executive Officer Ashish Kumar Chauhan.31.01.2026 3:41 The chairman-designate on where the central bank has gone wrong and what independence means. ... 31.01.2026 2:58 Italy’s credit rating outlook was raised to positive from stable by S&P Global Ratings, the latest victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.31.01.2026 2:03 The ‘experts’ predicted market crashes, massive inflation and recession. They were all wrong. ... 31.01.2026 1:25 Oil futures slipped amid signs of willingness on the part of the U.S. and Iran to hold talks. For the week, futures posted their sharpest gains since October. ... 31.01.2026 1:16 U.S. natural gas futures posted solid gains as continuing cold weather kept near-term demand expectations high while production hadn’t fully recovered from major freeze-offs early in the week. ... 30.01.2026 20:25 The dollar gained strength and President Trump’s decision to nominate a former Federal Reserve governor to lead the central bank as opposed to an outsider has helped stabilize the U.S. currency, Macquarie ... 30.01.2026 14:22 The €1 billion share buyback reflects positive brand momentum and cash-flow generation, robust fundamentals and management confidence, the company said. ... 30.01.2026 3:40 The biggest dollar rally since May accelerated a plunge in precious metals as President Donald Trump announced his pick for the Federal Reserve’s top job: Kevin Warsh, who’s seen as less supportive of deep rate cuts and more worried about inflation. Stocks fell. Bonds were mixed. 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India plans to invest 12.2 trillion rupees ($133 billion) in infrastructure in the next financial year, about a 9% increase from last year, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government steps up spending to accelerate an overhaul of transport and logistics networks.
India raised taxes on some equity transactions in a bid to further stem speculative trading by retail investors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government plans to sell a record amount of bonds in the coming fiscal year, a move that risks adding further pressure to local debt markets amid waning demand.
Price, relevance, conviction — Bitcoin is bleeding all three.
Africa is emerging as a major betting powerhouse, but governments across the continent are struggling to keep pace with the regulatory challenges rising alongside it. Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja spoke with RISE Mzansi MP Makashule Gana and Garron Whitesman, founder of Whitesmans Attorneys, about the current regulatory landscape and the pressure to strengthen oversight. (Source: Bloomberg)
Macau’s gaming revenue rose 24% in January, beating analyst estimates as casinos in the world’s biggest gambling hub continued to rely on perks like free concert tickets and entertainment offerings to lure high-spending travelers.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sought to clarify her comments about the weak yen, emphasizing that she only intended to argue for a need to create an economy that can withstand currency fluctuations.
The Indonesian Coal Miners Association said drastic cuts in production quotas granted by the government may force some operations to shutdown, adding to the woes of the country’s already beleaguered industry.
South Korea will move swiftly to implement investment legislation sought by the US, Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan pledged after returning from talks in America that he said helped clear up misunderstandings over tariffs.
India’s finance minister boosted spending in manufacturing and infrastructure projects while sticking to fiscal discipline, seeking to support an economy grappling with global risks and steep US tariffs.
The surge in the euro is set to loom large over the European Central Bank’s first policy meeting of the year.
The Trump administration is taking direct ownership stakes in private sector companies, from chipmaker Intel to rare earths producer MP Materials, reshaping the relationship between government and markets. Steven Rattner of Willett Advisors and Sarah Bauerle Danzman of the Atlantic Council weigh the merits of national security to justify the government picking winners and losers, and what it means for competition, innovation, and trust in free markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dealmaking is rebounding, client payouts are up and annual profits are expected to rise — but shares of Wall Street’s alternative-investing giants are off to their worst January in a decade over a slurry of mounting investor anxieties.
Indonesia said it will crack down on stock manipulators and accelerate financial reforms as authorities step up efforts to restore confidence in its asset markets.
To President Donald Trump, the dollar is like a yo-yo that he can make go up and down. To equity investors, the toy looks broken — and a weaker dollar is now the latest obstacle they have to contend with when valuing stocks.
Operations at Russia’s Murmansk Bulk Terminal and Commercial Seaport resumed late on Saturday after being temporarily suspended earlier in the day, Interfax reported.
This week, President Trump announces he intends to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chair. Then, how government ownership is changing competition, capital allocation, and the future of US markets. Plus, will cutting SNAP destabilize the grocery, farming, and food-bank economies? Later, how big money is transforming youth sports, driving up costs and changing how families chase athletic dreams. (Source: Bloomberg)
What happens when the government steps up its ownership of private companies and cuts back on its food assistance programs.
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. are treading carefully as they weigh President Donald Trump’s call to invest $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry against the disciplined spending model that’s sent their stocks soaring on Wall Street.
Russia will allow gasoline exports for fuel producers through July 31, while extending a temporary ban for other suppliers.
US container imports ended 2025 in a four-month skid that’s likely to lengthen this year as trade shifts to other economies to avoid President Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to a shipping industry analyst’s tally of the country’s top 10 ports.
The Chevron-led venture Tengizchevroil has started to restore production at the Tengiz oil field, Kazakhstan’s largest, after operations were partially suspended earlier this month.
The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. plans to launch its initial public offering in the next seven to eight months, CNBC-TV18 reported, citing Chief Executive Officer Ashish Kumar Chauhan.
Italy’s credit rating outlook was raised to positive from stable by S&P Global Ratings, the latest victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
The biggest dollar rally since May accelerated a plunge in precious metals as President Donald Trump announced his pick for the Federal Reserve’s top job: Kevin Warsh, who’s seen as less supportive of deep rate cuts and more worried about inflation. Stocks fell. Bonds were mixed.