05.06.2024 11:05 Elon Musk confirmed that many Nvidia Corp. chips initially intended for Tesla’s electric-vehicle production were diverted to X Corp. due to logistical challenges. ... 05.06.2024 11:02 Zara owner Inditex said sales in the second quarter rose 12%, a slower pace of growth than in the same period last year but above expectations, buoyed by the continuing success of its spring/summer collec ... 05.06.2024 11:00 In June of last year, a Russian cybercrime gang called BlackCat hacked the Barts Health NHS Trust, a part of the UK’s National Health Service that operates several hospitals in London, and published some of it online in an extortion attempt.05.06.2024 11:00 Activist investors looking for better returns are trying to convince London’s companies to list overseas.05.06.2024 10:5105.06.2024 10:50 Bloomberg Markets: Asia is the definitive guide to the markets in Hong Kong and on the mainland. David Ingles and Annabelle Droulers bring you the latest news and analysis to get you ready for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)05.06.2024 10:45 The Irish government needs to show restraint when setting its next budget or risk overheating the economy, the state’s fiscal watchdog has warned.05.06.2024 10:37 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is putting in plans for a coalition government after his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party lost a majority in parliament, will most likely aim for a lower budget gap, a top economist said.05.06.2024 10:33 Kenya plans another early buyback of its eurobonds this year as part of plans to smooth out the nation’s debt-repayment profile, the World Bank said.05.06.2024 10:28 Zambia is unlikely to attain its copper production target of 3 million tons by 2032 as Africa’s second-biggest producer of the industrial metal grapples with electricity shortages and constrained financin ... 05.06.2024 10:05 Chinese authorities have issued approvals for nine automakers, including BYD and NIO, to test their automated driving technology on roads. ... 05.06.2024 9:5905.06.2024 9:13 Hong Kong’s luxury residential sales recovered in the first quarter as the removal of property curbs lured back wealthy buyers.05.06.2024 9:07 Months of escalating hostilities with the Lebanese militant group has added pressure on Israel’s government to secure its northern border. ... 05.06.2024 9:07 The economy’s charge through higher interest rates is putting unprecedented sums into consumers’ pockets. But the historic gains aren’t without a potential downside. ... 05.06.2024 9:07 A staid British election campaign has been suddenly energized by the arrival of a now familiar troublemaker: Nigel Farage. ... 05.06.2024 9:01 Cannabis producer Green Thumb Industries expressed interest in merging with Boston Beer, the maker of Sam Adams lager. ... 05.06.2024 9:01 BlackRock and Citadel backed a group that plans to start a new national stock exchange in Texas to counter what it sees as onerous regulation at the NYSE and Nasdaq. ... 05.06.2024 9:01 U.S. stocks rose modestly, with the S&P 500 overcoming an early deficit to close 0.2% higher and the Dow and Nasdaq gaining 0.4% and 0.2%, respectively. ... 05.06.2024 9:01 Hitachi and Microsoft announced a three-year, multibillion-dollar collaboration to accelerate the adoption of generative artificial intelligence, in their latest venture. ... 05.06.2024 9:0005.06.2024 9:00 A historic European Central Bank meeting this week may be the catalyst that drives regional equities to new peaks.05.06.2024 9:00 The uptick in euro-zone inflation is increasingly drawing comparisons to the US — fueling concern that the European Central Bank could face similar impediments to lowering interest rates as the Federal Reserve.05.06.2024 8:11 Oki Matsumoto, Executive Chairman at Monex Group, discusses the company’s business strategy and his outlook on the Japanese currency and economy. He speaks exclusively with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on “Bloomberg: The Asia Trade”. (Corrects video description)05.06.2024 6:20 Aluminum producer Novelis Inc. has postponed a plan to raise as much as $945 million in an initial public offering that would have been one of the biggest listings in the US this year.05.06.2024 6:11 India’s stocks fluctuated on Wednesday as investors assessed Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led party’s ability to form a coalition government after failing to secure a majority on it own.05.06.2024 5:37 Australia’s central bank is conscious of the high economic cost of above-target inflation and won’t hesitate to raise interest rates again if needed — though its assessment remains that this may not be required.05.06.2024 5:15 A smaller-than-expected poll victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading to worries among bond investors about greater populism impacting India’s debt dynamics.05.06.2024 4:26 Oil held losses near a four-month low as an industry report pointed to an increase in US crude stockpiles, adding to bearish sentiment compounded by OPEC+’s plan to boost supply.05.06.2024 3:31 European stock futures advanced as signs of a cooling US labor market buoyed Federal Reserve rate-cut bets. 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In June of last year, a Russian cybercrime gang called BlackCat hacked the Barts Health NHS Trust, a part of the UK’s National Health Service that operates several hospitals in London, and published some of it online in an extortion attempt.
Activist investors looking for better returns are trying to convince London’s companies to list overseas.
Bloomberg Markets: Asia is the definitive guide to the markets in Hong Kong and on the mainland. David Ingles and Annabelle Droulers bring you the latest news and analysis to get you ready for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Irish government needs to show restraint when setting its next budget or risk overheating the economy, the state’s fiscal watchdog has warned.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is putting in plans for a coalition government after his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party lost a majority in parliament, will most likely aim for a lower budget gap, a top economist said.
Kenya plans another early buyback of its eurobonds this year as part of plans to smooth out the nation’s debt-repayment profile, the World Bank said.
Hong Kong’s luxury residential sales recovered in the first quarter as the removal of property curbs lured back wealthy buyers.
A historic European Central Bank meeting this week may be the catalyst that drives regional equities to new peaks.
The uptick in euro-zone inflation is increasingly drawing comparisons to the US — fueling concern that the European Central Bank could face similar impediments to lowering interest rates as the Federal Reserve.
Oki Matsumoto, Executive Chairman at Monex Group, discusses the company’s business strategy and his outlook on the Japanese currency and economy. He speaks exclusively with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on “Bloomberg: The Asia Trade”. (Corrects video description)
Aluminum producer Novelis Inc. has postponed a plan to raise as much as $945 million in an initial public offering that would have been one of the biggest listings in the US this year.
India’s stocks fluctuated on Wednesday as investors assessed Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led party’s ability to form a coalition government after failing to secure a majority on it own.
Australia’s central bank is conscious of the high economic cost of above-target inflation and won’t hesitate to raise interest rates again if needed — though its assessment remains that this may not be required.
A smaller-than-expected poll victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading to worries among bond investors about greater populism impacting India’s debt dynamics.
Oil held losses near a four-month low as an industry report pointed to an increase in US crude stockpiles, adding to bearish sentiment compounded by OPEC+’s plan to boost supply.
European stock futures advanced as signs of a cooling US labor market buoyed Federal Reserve rate-cut bets. Treasury yields climbed after their largest two-day drop this year.
Spain’s Socialist prime minister defends Begoña Gómez in open letter and says case politically motivated