30.05.2024 13:39 European drugmakers that are focused on building portfolios of new medicines have gotten a nod from analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.30.05.2024 13:19 Germany will scrap a gas storage levy at its border from next January after central European states like the Czech Republic said it would harm their efforts to ditch Russian gas.30.05.2024 13:12 As British buy-now-pay-later firm Zilch mulls whether to list in London or New York next year, CEO and co-founder Philip Belamant has been lobbying both main UK political parties to make the capital more attractive for IPOs. We get his take on whether Labour is the new party of business on Daybreak Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)30.05.2024 13:02 Oil prices were slightly lower on a stronger dollar and as traders remained on edge ahead of U.S. inflation data and OPEC+’s meeting later this week. ... 30.05.2024 13:0030.05.2024 13:0030.05.2024 12:51 East Africa will bounce back to be the continent’s fastest growing region this year and next, according to the African Development Bank’s projections.30.05.2024 12:47 China’s technology and property shares are on the brink of a technical correction, raising doubts over the sustainability of a recent rebound in the country’s equities.30.05.2024 12:47 Japan will provide Woodside Energy Group Ltd. a $1 billion loan to develop a natural gas project in Australia, another move by the Asian energy importer to ensure the supply of fossil fuel for decades.30.05.2024 12:42 Sweltering heat has raised gas demand in India by as much as 12% from a year ago as some idle power plants have restarted to cater to growing electricity needs, according to a major supplier of the fuel in India’s capital.30.05.2024 12:33 China Vanke Co., the Chinese state-backed developer that’s become the latest flashpoint in the nation’s property crisis, is in advanced talks with major banks for a loan of about 50 billion yuan ($6.9 billion), people familiar with the matter said.30.05.2024 12:23 In another sign of rising interest rates in Japan, the gap between 30-year government bond yields and swaps contracts has widened to the most in a more than a decade.30.05.2024 12:22 Investor sentiment turned negative in Asia with US Treasury yields hovering near the highest levels of the year. And FX traders are watching the yen closely as the currency inches closer to the 160 level. Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Asia FX and Rates Strategist, Stephen Chiu, and MLIV Executive Editor, Mark Cudmore, join Haslinda Amin on Bloomberg Markets Asia to break down the moves. (Source: Bloomberg)30.05.2024 12:15 Mark Mobius said Chinese shares are “looking good” as the recent rebound signals confidence, reversing a call he made in April for investors to avoid them.30.05.2024 12:03 The oil market is likely to remain in a deficit this year if OPEC+ rolls over its voluntary output cuts, prolonging the constructive backdrop for prices. Demand growth has been modest amid soft industrial activity and mild weather (especially in Europe), though a surge in consumption points to undersupply in 2H. Neil Atkinson, Former IEA Head of Oil,В discusses with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)30.05.2024 12:00 Spanish inflation quickened for a third month as the rollback of government support to contain energy crisis continued to push prices higher.30.05.2024 12:00 Switzerland’s economy unexpectedly maintained momentum at the start of the year on services and private consumption, while concerns about struggling exporters persist.30.05.2024 12:00 Barclays Plc is seeing signs that the yearslong drought in IPOs is slowly coming to an end as corporate chiefs and investors alike have gotten more clarity on central banks’ plans to lower interest rates.30.05.2024 11:59 South Africa’s rand tumbled as projections showed a marked decline in election support for the ruling African National Congress, raising the prospect of messy coalition talks unnerving investors.30.05.2024 11:53 Bund yields hit a new year-to-date high, making the bonds look appealing a week before the European Central Bank will likely cut interest rates, Commerzbank Research said. ... 30.05.2024 11:40 Anglo American shares seem likely to fall under pressure after BHP’s takeover bid fizzled out without an agreement between the two parties, putting the U.K. mining giant’s restructuring plan in focus, Ber ... 30.05.2024 11:23 Italian luxury sneaker brand Golden Goose plans to raise €100 million ($108 million) in a Milan initial public offering, giving another jolt to the uneven recovery in Europe’s equity capital markets.30.05.2024 10:52 Telecom Italia maintained its financial targets for the year after reporting higher first-quarter revenue and earnings. ... 30.05.2024 9:33 Just four giant technology stocks added more market value than the rest of the S&P 500 put together this month. More than half of the gain came from Nvidia. ... 30.05.2024 9:33 Duties on Chinese imports may hurt low-income consumers, but something bigger is at stake: U.S. economic security. ... 30.05.2024 9:10 Shake Shack built a $4 billion business as an alternative to fast food, with gourmet cachet and lofty prices. But as it expands, it’s embracing a proven fast-food strategy—drive-thru—while trying to prese ... 30.05.2024 9:00 Czech-led initiative to buy artillery ammunition for Kyiv will start delivering rounds in June, says chair Michal Strnad 30.05.2024 9:00 As China steps back, the oil-rich Gulf state has become an important source of foreign investment — but with fresh layers of complexity30.05.2024 9:00 The stakes of US fiscal policy are too high30.05.2024 9:00 Fatal attack on prisoner convoy linked to area exposes failures of fight against illicit trade30.05.2024 1:00 Lack of systems required in case of war lays bare vulnerabilities, according to alliance’s own assessments Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 243244245246247248249250251252253254255256257258259260261262263264265266267268269270271272273274275276
European drugmakers that are focused on building portfolios of new medicines have gotten a nod from analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Germany will scrap a gas storage levy at its border from next January after central European states like the Czech Republic said it would harm their efforts to ditch Russian gas.
As British buy-now-pay-later firm Zilch mulls whether to list in London or New York next year, CEO and co-founder Philip Belamant has been lobbying both main UK political parties to make the capital more attractive for IPOs. We get his take on whether Labour is the new party of business on Daybreak Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
East Africa will bounce back to be the continent’s fastest growing region this year and next, according to the African Development Bank’s projections.
China’s technology and property shares are on the brink of a technical correction, raising doubts over the sustainability of a recent rebound in the country’s equities.
Japan will provide Woodside Energy Group Ltd. a $1 billion loan to develop a natural gas project in Australia, another move by the Asian energy importer to ensure the supply of fossil fuel for decades.
Sweltering heat has raised gas demand in India by as much as 12% from a year ago as some idle power plants have restarted to cater to growing electricity needs, according to a major supplier of the fuel in India’s capital.
China Vanke Co., the Chinese state-backed developer that’s become the latest flashpoint in the nation’s property crisis, is in advanced talks with major banks for a loan of about 50 billion yuan ($6.9 billion), people familiar with the matter said.
In another sign of rising interest rates in Japan, the gap between 30-year government bond yields and swaps contracts has widened to the most in a more than a decade.
Investor sentiment turned negative in Asia with US Treasury yields hovering near the highest levels of the year. And FX traders are watching the yen closely as the currency inches closer to the 160 level. Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Asia FX and Rates Strategist, Stephen Chiu, and MLIV Executive Editor, Mark Cudmore, join Haslinda Amin on Bloomberg Markets Asia to break down the moves. (Source: Bloomberg)
Mark Mobius said Chinese shares are “looking good” as the recent rebound signals confidence, reversing a call he made in April for investors to avoid them.
The oil market is likely to remain in a deficit this year if OPEC+ rolls over its voluntary output cuts, prolonging the constructive backdrop for prices. Demand growth has been modest amid soft industrial activity and mild weather (especially in Europe), though a surge in consumption points to undersupply in 2H. Neil Atkinson, Former IEA Head of Oil,В discusses with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
Spanish inflation quickened for a third month as the rollback of government support to contain energy crisis continued to push prices higher.
Switzerland’s economy unexpectedly maintained momentum at the start of the year on services and private consumption, while concerns about struggling exporters persist.
Barclays Plc is seeing signs that the yearslong drought in IPOs is slowly coming to an end as corporate chiefs and investors alike have gotten more clarity on central banks’ plans to lower interest rates.
South Africa’s rand tumbled as projections showed a marked decline in election support for the ruling African National Congress, raising the prospect of messy coalition talks unnerving investors.
Italian luxury sneaker brand Golden Goose plans to raise €100 million ($108 million) in a Milan initial public offering, giving another jolt to the uneven recovery in Europe’s equity capital markets.
Czech-led initiative to buy artillery ammunition for Kyiv will start delivering rounds in June, says chair Michal Strnad 
As China steps back, the oil-rich Gulf state has become an important source of foreign investment — but with fresh layers of complexity
The stakes of US fiscal policy are too high
Fatal attack on prisoner convoy linked to area exposes failures of fight against illicit trade