11.02.2026 9:11 The dollar dropped against all of its major peers as investors ramped up bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts following fresh signs of weakness in the US economy.11.02.2026 9:00 India’s real estate developers are turning to capital markets to raise funds, signaling their confidence that the shift of millions of people toward cities will ensure robust demand.11.02.2026 8:52 Chinese shares have secured their biggest wave of net additions to MSCI Inc.’s key gauges in almost three years, setting the stage for stronger inflows from index-tracking investors.11.02.2026 8:32 One of China’s premium Shanghainese dining chains abruptly shut 10 outlets in the city, becoming the latest casualty of the country’s consumption slump and sparking an outcry from diners just days before the Lunar New Year holidays.11.02.2026 8:28 The White House revised its factsheet on the US-India trade agreement by removing a reference to pulses and changing language around digital services.11.02.2026 8:26 FountainVest Partners is considering selling the franchise operator of Papa John’s and Dairy Queen in China, people familiar with the matter said.11.02.2026 8:13 Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Singapore with Shery Ahn and Avril Hong, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)11.02.2026 8:09 Australian authorities charged a further two Chinese citizens with allegedly collecting information about a Buddhist association on behalf of the government in Beijing, in a case that raises the risk of renewed tensions between the countries.11.02.2026 7:55 Nickel extended gains for a fourth day after top supplier Indonesia reaffirmed it’ll sharply cut output this year.11.02.2026 7:45 Gold may have an edge near term as geopolitical, currency worries persist.11.02.2026 7:00 The wipeout of a loan by BlackRock’s HPS to a telecom entrepreneur points to risks for even the most sophisticated investors in the booming private-credit business. ... 11.02.2026 6:59 Holders of Brazilian ethanol and sugar producer Raizen SA’s global bonds have formed a creditor committee and retained legal counsel, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.11.02.2026 6:30 Large cash infusions by India’s central bank are delivering what some analysts describe as stealth policy easing, pushing a key overnight borrowing gauge well below the benchmark rate.11.02.2026 6:22 Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)11.02.2026 6:00 Australia’s trade minister is headed to Brussels for talks with European counterparts in an attempt to successfully conclude long-running talks on a trade deal, with both sides keen to sign an agreement and tighten ties in an increasingly unpredictable global environment.11.02.2026 5:19 In what is shaping up to be another blockbuster year, Asia’s markets are outpacing peers in the US and Europe, drawing global investors as extreme swings rattle assets from tech stocks to metals.11.02.2026 5:15 The slump in Treasuries after China’s latest call to curb its holdings was fleeting, but it put a spotlight on Beijing’s decade-long shift from US debt and rekindled fears about a broader, global retreat.11.02.2026 5:15 International silver prices have steadied after an epic bout of turbulence, but supplies in China are still being pinched as investment and industrial demand drain stockpiles.11.02.2026 4:29 Oil gained as tensions in the Middle East focused on Iran outweighed a US industry report that pointed to a big rise in stockpiles.11.02.2026 4:26 Gold rose modestly — consolidating gains above $5,000 an ounce — after weak retail sales in the US supported the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.11.02.2026 4:20 ASX Ltd. shares declined after the company said embattled chief executive Helen Lofthouse will leave the role in May, without naming a successor as the Australian exchange grapples with challenges including a regulatory probe.11.02.2026 4:08 Bitcoin has just drawn fresh support from some of its largest holders, though the return of demand remains narrow enough to raise doubts about whether it marks a recovery or mere damage control.11.02.2026 3:39 Asian equities climbed to a record and the dollar declined ahead of Wednesday’s US jobs report after weak retail sales reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this year.11.02.2026 3:22 Plus, it’s a big investing world out there ... 11.02.2026 3:08 Wealth-manager stocks tumbled as weak retail sales weighed on indexes. ... 11.02.2026 2:34 The carry trade in the yen is “a ticking time bomb,” with the popular hedge-fund strategy vulnerable to a massive unwind, according to BCA Research analysts.11.02.2026 2:34 The brokerage finished 2025 on a strong note, though its stock is down roughly 24% this year. ... 11.02.2026 2:19 CSL Ltd., Australia’s largest healthcare company, fell to an eight-year low after posting an 81% drop in first-half profit, as its new interim chief executive takes charge amid asset write-downs and weaker vaccine markets.11.02.2026 0:00 Wall Street’s first public bitcoin-backed bond sale hit a snag after the cryptocurrency’s recent plunge. ... 10.02.2026 21:19 Venezuela is sending its first crude oil cargo to Israel in years as the Latin American country’s exports open up following the capture of its president Nicolas Maduro.10.02.2026 15:08 The Indian Coast Guard seized three tankers that it said were involved in oil smuggling, the first sign of the country getting tough on the so-called dark fleet. 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The dollar dropped against all of its major peers as investors ramped up bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts following fresh signs of weakness in the US economy.
India’s real estate developers are turning to capital markets to raise funds, signaling their confidence that the shift of millions of people toward cities will ensure robust demand.
Chinese shares have secured their biggest wave of net additions to MSCI Inc.’s key gauges in almost three years, setting the stage for stronger inflows from index-tracking investors.
One of China’s premium Shanghainese dining chains abruptly shut 10 outlets in the city, becoming the latest casualty of the country’s consumption slump and sparking an outcry from diners just days before the Lunar New Year holidays.
The White House revised its factsheet on the US-India trade agreement by removing a reference to pulses and changing language around digital services.
FountainVest Partners is considering selling the franchise operator of Papa John’s and Dairy Queen in China, people familiar with the matter said.
Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Singapore with Shery Ahn and Avril Hong, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Australian authorities charged a further two Chinese citizens with allegedly collecting information about a Buddhist association on behalf of the government in Beijing, in a case that raises the risk of renewed tensions between the countries.
Nickel extended gains for a fourth day after top supplier Indonesia reaffirmed it’ll sharply cut output this year.
Gold may have an edge near term as geopolitical, currency worries persist.
Holders of Brazilian ethanol and sugar producer Raizen SA’s global bonds have formed a creditor committee and retained legal counsel, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
Large cash infusions by India’s central bank are delivering what some analysts describe as stealth policy easing, pushing a key overnight borrowing gauge well below the benchmark rate.
Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Australia’s trade minister is headed to Brussels for talks with European counterparts in an attempt to successfully conclude long-running talks on a trade deal, with both sides keen to sign an agreement and tighten ties in an increasingly unpredictable global environment.
In what is shaping up to be another blockbuster year, Asia’s markets are outpacing peers in the US and Europe, drawing global investors as extreme swings rattle assets from tech stocks to metals.
The slump in Treasuries after China’s latest call to curb its holdings was fleeting, but it put a spotlight on Beijing’s decade-long shift from US debt and rekindled fears about a broader, global retreat.
International silver prices have steadied after an epic bout of turbulence, but supplies in China are still being pinched as investment and industrial demand drain stockpiles.
Oil gained as tensions in the Middle East focused on Iran outweighed a US industry report that pointed to a big rise in stockpiles.
Gold rose modestly — consolidating gains above $5,000 an ounce — after weak retail sales in the US supported the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
ASX Ltd. shares declined after the company said embattled chief executive Helen Lofthouse will leave the role in May, without naming a successor as the Australian exchange grapples with challenges including a regulatory probe.
Bitcoin has just drawn fresh support from some of its largest holders, though the return of demand remains narrow enough to raise doubts about whether it marks a recovery or mere damage control.
Asian equities climbed to a record and the dollar declined ahead of Wednesday’s US jobs report after weak retail sales reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this year.
The carry trade in the yen is “a ticking time bomb,” with the popular hedge-fund strategy vulnerable to a massive unwind, according to BCA Research analysts.
CSL Ltd., Australia’s largest healthcare company, fell to an eight-year low after posting an 81% drop in first-half profit, as its new interim chief executive takes charge amid asset write-downs and weaker vaccine markets.
Venezuela is sending its first crude oil cargo to Israel in years as the Latin American country’s exports open up following the capture of its president Nicolas Maduro.
The Indian Coast Guard seized three tankers that it said were involved in oil smuggling, the first sign of the country getting tough on the so-called dark fleet.