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Egypt plans to make its biggest purchase of liquefied natural gas in years as it steps up efforts to ease energy shortages amid extreme summer heat.
Stellantis NV will shift production of some models made by China’s Leapmotor to Europe if tariffs on electric-vehicle imports announced this week go into effect.
Japan’s securities watchdog said Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc.’s banking arm and its joint brokerage ventures with Morgan Stanley should be penalized after finding they broke firewalls between business units that protect client data.
European populists tend to provoke unjustified fear in financial markets, and France is likely to play to that script, according to Andromeda Capital Management co-founder Alberto Gallo.
The Bank of Japan on Friday announced it would keep interest rates unchanged and flagged a cut in debt purchases without laying out any figures or timeline. Shery Ahn reports from Tokyo on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
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 Sydney with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Stocks and bonds have delivered better returns than Bitcoin this quarter, raising the possibility that a crypto boom is running out of steam.
Thailand’s Government Pension Fund is expecting gains from investments in gold, commodities and private equity to help counter a slump in domestic stocks, following a period that’s seen its performance struggle.
Nach jüngsten Berechnungen des IW Köln sind die Frühlingsprognosen zum Immobilienmarkt schon wieder überholt. Das hat auch mit der Zuwanderung zu tun.
Norway’s planned clampdown on the nation’s wealthiest citizens is provoking a backlash from entrepreneurs who warn the measure will just worsen the economy’s heavy dependence on oil and gas.
A gauge of volatility in Indian stocks has eased by more than half as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s return to power after a tight race in elections assuaged concerns over policy continuity.
CapitaLand Investment Ltd. will soon start operating in India’s GIFT International Financial Services Centre, according to people familiar with the matter, helping serve its global clients from the special economic zone in Gujarat.
Britain’s two main parties have promised to make housing a priority after the country’s general election on July 4, boding well for homebuilders.
The yen is set to extend recent losses after the Bank of Japan disappointed the market by failing to provide many details about its plans to cut bond purchases, analysts and strategists said.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand picked an outsider to lead the bourse out of one of its worst periods in five decades amid a share price slump, an exodus by foreign funds and corporate scandals.
The German government is working to prevent the European Union’s new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from coming into force — or at least soften them should a full halt not be possible, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Federal Reserve’s move to signal fewer interest-rate cuts this year deepens its divergence from peers who have already begun to ease.
By balancing tradition with modernisation, its survived plagues, bombings, crashes and whatever comes next
Significant potential swings, tactical voting and undecided voters may all play havoc with forecasting models 
Economists have been asking people what they think
The yen weakened and Japanese sovereign bonds surged after the central bank said it would reduce debt purchases but delayed providing details until its next policy meeting.
The Bank of Japan is making investors wait until its July meeting for details on its paring of bond buying, sparking renewed weakness in the yen and a pushing back of bets on an interest rate hike next month.
The frenzy for Chinese bonds is showing no signs of fading, with the nation’s longest-dated special government notes receiving stronger-than-expected demand at an auction.
Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto plans to fund his spending promises by steadily increasing the debt ratio to its highest in two decades.
Oil declined, paring a weekly gain, on a risk-off tone in wider financial markets and more signs of robust global supply.
European stocks headed for their worst week since January on growing concerns about political turmoil in France.
Opposition party has agreed to respect the outcome of the Brexit referendum
YouGov finds rightwing party has surpassed Tories, in a first for a national survey