31.05.2024 9:06 Haidi Stroud-Watts and Annabelle Droulers in Sydney drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)31.05.2024 9:00 Companies such as Monzo, Starling and Revolut have transformed digital banking but traditional lenders still dominate the market31.05.2024 9:00 Parties of the far right are set to prosper, but will also face challenges of their own31.05.2024 9:00 UK exchange the most active in Europe as investors offload stakes in secondary transactions31.05.2024 7:53 Credit Agricole economist Xiaojia Zhi says the unexpected contraction in China’s factory activity is “quite disappointing.” The country’s official manufacturing purchasing manager index fell to 49.5 in May. That compares with a reading of 50.4 last month. She discusses the data on “Bloomberg: The China Show.”31.05.2024 7:36 Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Annabelle Droulers in Singapore drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)31.05.2024 7:20 China escalated a battle against investors betting on an extended rally in government bonds, hinting the central bank may sell some of its own holdings to cool the advance.31.05.2024 7:13 Prime minister’s Bharatiya Janata party still predicted to win but has struggled to control the campaign narrative 31.05.2024 7:13 Donald Trump was found guilty in the first criminal trial of a former US President in the nation’s history. Bloomberg news’ David Gura reports from outside the court house in New York.31.05.2024 7:00 The cost of hedging Indian stocks has surged by the most since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic ahead of the general election’s outcome next week.31.05.2024 6:46 As Chinese property developer Country Garden Holdings Co. struggles under a mountain of debt, its venture capital arm is considering selling its stake in a chipmaker that may become a target of US sanctions.31.05.2024 6:33 China’s factory activity unexpectedly contracted in May, a warning sign from the area of the economy that Beijing is most reliant on to drive growth.31.05.2024 5:50 Investors will learn Friday if Japan intervened to prop up the yen during the last month, with the beleaguered currency vulnerable to a selloff if authorities were absent or had to spend much more than expected.31.05.2024 5:46 Vista Equity Partners-backed Pluralsight Inc. shifted assets away from its private credit lenders as part of a move to raise fresh financing, according to people with knowledge of the matter.31.05.2024 5:00 Chinese policymakers have identified reducing a glut of housing inventory as the key to ending the nation’s unprecedented property slump. It’s easy to see why.31.05.2024 4:30 Investors pulled money from exchange-traded funds in China in May for the first time in 15 months, raising questions over the strength of a recent stock market rebound.31.05.2024 4:29 Oil fell for a third day as a key market gauge highlighted oversupply concerns before an OPEC+ supply meeting on Sunday.31.05.2024 4:29 The Malaysian ringgit has raced ahead of all its Asian peers in the past three months and if market watchers are right, the move is set to gain traction.31.05.2024 4:02 IFS says Britain has sunk to вЂ?bottom of league table’ with earnings growth eaten up by higher taxes and mortgages31.05.2024 4:00 Banking giants that once had the most ground to lose to the burgeoning world of private credit keep finding more ways — and much more money — to pump into the sector.31.05.2024 4:00 When one door closes, another one sometimes opens. For bankers in Hong Kong, where big mergers and acquisitions and initial public offerings have largely stalled, convertible bond issues are very much in vogue.31.05.2024 3:48 Incoming poll results suggest ruling party will need coalition partners to hold on to powerВ 31.05.2024 3:41 Asian stocks snapped a three-day selling streak, boosted by a decline in Treasury yields and weakness in the dollar amid optimism for more policy support after a raft of disappointing data from the US to China and Japan.31.05.2024 3:40 Can Japanese video arcades save US malls losing customers on growing e-commerce?
Kurumi Mori took a look at one of the arcades in Japan and caught up with executives asking how they could be the life saver for US malls. (Source: Bloomberg)31.05.2024 3:08 Chile’s government indicated that SQM and Codelco will proceed with the signing of a binding lithium partnership by Friday’s self-imposed deadline even as the deal faces mounting headwinds.31.05.2024 2:47 British tech entrepreneur quizzed by US prosecutors as trial enters final stages31.05.2024 1:38 Hertz Global Holdings Inc. is exploring options to raise financing weeks after the company’s new chief executive officer pledged to get the company back on track following a failed bet on electric vehicles, according to people with knowledge of the matter.31.05.2024 0:11 Offering in world’s largest oil exporter to be set in range of SR26.7-SR29 as kingdom seeks fresh capital 30.05.2024 23:12 Investment banker left Wall Street lender in January and will become president of high-frequency trading firm30.05.2024 23:11 Protesters targeted firm’s purported links to Israel and the fossil fuel industry30.05.2024 15:03 Satellite images show impact of Israel’s offensive in southern Gaza Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 246247248249250251252253254255256257258259260261262263264265266267268269270271272273274275276277278279
Haidi Stroud-Watts and Annabelle Droulers in Sydney drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
Companies such as Monzo, Starling and Revolut have transformed digital banking but traditional lenders still dominate the market
Parties of the far right are set to prosper, but will also face challenges of their own
UK exchange the most active in Europe as investors offload stakes in secondary transactions
Credit Agricole economist Xiaojia Zhi says the unexpected contraction in China’s factory activity is “quite disappointing.” The country’s official manufacturing purchasing manager index fell to 49.5 in May. That compares with a reading of 50.4 last month. She discusses the data on “Bloomberg: The China Show.”
Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Annabelle Droulers in Singapore drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
China escalated a battle against investors betting on an extended rally in government bonds, hinting the central bank may sell some of its own holdings to cool the advance.
Prime minister’s Bharatiya Janata party still predicted to win but has struggled to control the campaign narrative 
Donald Trump was found guilty in the first criminal trial of a former US President in the nation’s history. Bloomberg news’ David Gura reports from outside the court house in New York.
The cost of hedging Indian stocks has surged by the most since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic ahead of the general election’s outcome next week.
As Chinese property developer Country Garden Holdings Co. struggles under a mountain of debt, its venture capital arm is considering selling its stake in a chipmaker that may become a target of US sanctions.
China’s factory activity unexpectedly contracted in May, a warning sign from the area of the economy that Beijing is most reliant on to drive growth.
Investors will learn Friday if Japan intervened to prop up the yen during the last month, with the beleaguered currency vulnerable to a selloff if authorities were absent or had to spend much more than expected.
Vista Equity Partners-backed Pluralsight Inc. shifted assets away from its private credit lenders as part of a move to raise fresh financing, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Chinese policymakers have identified reducing a glut of housing inventory as the key to ending the nation’s unprecedented property slump. It’s easy to see why.
Investors pulled money from exchange-traded funds in China in May for the first time in 15 months, raising questions over the strength of a recent stock market rebound.
Oil fell for a third day as a key market gauge highlighted oversupply concerns before an OPEC+ supply meeting on Sunday.
The Malaysian ringgit has raced ahead of all its Asian peers in the past three months and if market watchers are right, the move is set to gain traction.
IFS says Britain has sunk to �bottom of league table’ with earnings growth eaten up by higher taxes and mortgages
Banking giants that once had the most ground to lose to the burgeoning world of private credit keep finding more ways — and much more money — to pump into the sector.
When one door closes, another one sometimes opens. For bankers in Hong Kong, where big mergers and acquisitions and initial public offerings have largely stalled, convertible bond issues are very much in vogue.
Incoming poll results suggest ruling party will need coalition partners to hold on to powerВ 
Asian stocks snapped a three-day selling streak, boosted by a decline in Treasury yields and weakness in the dollar amid optimism for more policy support after a raft of disappointing data from the US to China and Japan.
Can Japanese video arcades save US malls losing customers on growing e-commerce?
Kurumi Mori took a look at one of the arcades in Japan and caught up with executives asking how they could be the life saver for US malls. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chile’s government indicated that SQM and Codelco will proceed with the signing of a binding lithium partnership by Friday’s self-imposed deadline even as the deal faces mounting headwinds.
British tech entrepreneur quizzed by US prosecutors as trial enters final stages
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. is exploring options to raise financing weeks after the company’s new chief executive officer pledged to get the company back on track following a failed bet on electric vehicles, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Offering in world’s largest oil exporter to be set in range of SR26.7-SR29 as kingdom seeks fresh capital 
Investment banker left Wall Street lender in January and will become president of high-frequency trading firm
Protesters targeted firm’s purported links to Israel and the fossil fuel industry
Satellite images show impact of Israel’s offensive in southern Gaza