19.06.2024 8:37 A decade after it ceased production of the Freelander, Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc is reviving the four-wheel drive car as an electric vehicle made and sold in China.19.06.2024 8:21 The Ether token posted its best climb this week amid speculation that US regulatory scrutiny of the blockchain ecosystem underlying the second-largest digital asset may be easing.19.06.2024 8:08 Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets.19.06.2024 7:58 Australia’s pensions regulator said some funds in the A$3.9 trillion ($2.6 trillion) industry aren’t valuing assets such as private equity and property frequently enough.19.06.2024 6:49 Norinchukin Bank, Japan’s biggest agricultural bank, will diversify its investment portfolio as it braces for massive losses on the sale of roughly 10 trillion yen ($63 billion) in US and European sovereign bonds.19.06.2024 6:31 A recent change to the way the US reports the value of foreign holdings of its debt shows net selling of Treasuries since 2021 has been overestimated, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.19.06.2024 5:56 Brazilian delivery startup Loggi Tecnologia Ltda, which is backed by SoftBank Group Corp., is working with Citigroup Inc. to sell a stake to investors, people familiar with the matter said.19.06.2024 5:54 New Zealand’s antitrust regulator has filed court proceedings against supermarket owner Foodstuffs North Island alleging it used land covenants to block competitors from opening rival stores.19.06.2024 4:59 Japan’s exports grew at the fastest clip since late 2022 as the weak yen boosted their value, a positive development for the nation’s manufacturing sector.19.06.2024 4:27 Oil steadied after closing at a seven-week high as a sustained risk-on mood in wider markets outweighed signs of further stockpile growth.19.06.2024 3:36 Asian equities rose Wednesday after a surge in chipmakers drove US stocks to yet another record-breaking session on Wall Street.18.06.2024 13:44 Viele Solarfirmen sind im Gezerre um die Energiewende ins Schleudern geraten – mehrere Insolvenzen sorgten fГјr Aufsehen. Wie schГјtzen sich Kunden vor der Pleite auf dem eigenen Dach?18.06.2024 13:41 Central banks around the world expect global reserves of gold to increase over the next year, while pessimism toward the dollar has grown, according to a World Gold Council report. ... 18.06.2024 12:30 The fallout from President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to call a snap election has made French stocks the least popular in Europe, according to a Bank of America Corp. survey.18.06.2024 12:24 European equities bounced back for a second session as investors took stock of political developments in France ahead of elections and scoured the market for opportunities following a recent selloff, even as gains remained muted.18.06.2024 12:16 HSBC Holdings Plc has executed nearly half the volume of bond-derivative trades in India’s international finance hub over the last month, ahead of the sovereign bonds’ inclusion in a key global index.18.06.2024 12:08 Swedish debt collector Intrum AB saw its credit rating cut one step to CCC by Fitch Ratings given there is a “materially increased” possibility that the company’s looming refinancing could be viewed as a distressed debt exchange.18.06.2024 11:39 Bakery firm Europastry SA announced plans for an initial public offering on Spanish stock exchanges, the latest in a reviving European market after two years of muted activity.18.06.2024 11:38 National Rally leader Jordan Bardella called on supporters to hand his party and its allies a resounding victory in France’s snap election to enable him to govern, setting a high bar for the far right to take the reins of policymaking.18.06.2024 11:27 Global investors boosted their holdings of Chinese bonds to a record last month, taking advantage of a market anomaly that allows a premium when swapping dollars into the yuan.18.06.2024 11:19 The head of China’s police has vowed to crack down on agricultural crimes to safeguard food security, in an unusual move that underscores the Chinese leadership’s focus on stability ahead of a key party conclave next month.18.06.2024 10:3818.06.2024 10:35 South Korea will simulate extended trading hours for the won during its final trial series before the official start of longer sessions next month.18.06.2024 10:30 Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG is sounding out investors for a real estate debt fund of as much as €500 million ($535 million), as the German property lender aims to diversify its business model.18.06.2024 10:16 Bank of ThaialndВ GovernorВ Sethaput SuthiwartnarueputВ discusses the state of the economy, monetary policy and inflation target, and the local currency. He also talks about central bankВ independence as he speaks to Haslinda Amin on Bloomberg: Markets Asia. (Full interview) (Source: Bloomberg)18.06.2024 10:15 A strong sales forecast and new product rollouts have helped BYD Co. shares stage an epic rebound in recent months. Now, even early investor Warren Buffett appears to have noticed.18.06.2024 10:00 South Koreans’ love for labels is driving local inflation more strongly than in other developed nations, making it harder for monetary policy to rein in the costs of living, a central bank study said.18.06.2024 9:33 Australia’s central bank discussed the case to raise interest rates on Tuesday before deciding to maintain current settings at a 12-year high as policymakers try to balance sticky inflation against a weakening economy.18.06.2024 9:24 Singapore’s new-home sales fell for a second month, as weak demand and a lack of major launches continued to weigh on the market.18.06.2024 4:24 Oil held the biggest advance in a week as risk-on sentiment in wider markets overshadowed a mixed outlook for crude.18.06.2024 2:00 Former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra faces a trial in a royal insult case while a top court ordered his ally and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to submit more evidence in a case seeking his ouster, deepening a political crisis that’s gripped the Southeast Asian nation. 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A decade after it ceased production of the Freelander, Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc is reviving the four-wheel drive car as an electric vehicle made and sold in China.
The Ether token posted its best climb this week amid speculation that US regulatory scrutiny of the blockchain ecosystem underlying the second-largest digital asset may be easing.
Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets.
Australia’s pensions regulator said some funds in the A$3.9 trillion ($2.6 trillion) industry aren’t valuing assets such as private equity and property frequently enough.
Norinchukin Bank, Japan’s biggest agricultural bank, will diversify its investment portfolio as it braces for massive losses on the sale of roughly 10 trillion yen ($63 billion) in US and European sovereign bonds.
A recent change to the way the US reports the value of foreign holdings of its debt shows net selling of Treasuries since 2021 has been overestimated, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Brazilian delivery startup Loggi Tecnologia Ltda, which is backed by SoftBank Group Corp., is working with Citigroup Inc. to sell a stake to investors, people familiar with the matter said.
New Zealand’s antitrust regulator has filed court proceedings against supermarket owner Foodstuffs North Island alleging it used land covenants to block competitors from opening rival stores.
Japan’s exports grew at the fastest clip since late 2022 as the weak yen boosted their value, a positive development for the nation’s manufacturing sector.
Oil steadied after closing at a seven-week high as a sustained risk-on mood in wider markets outweighed signs of further stockpile growth.
Asian equities rose Wednesday after a surge in chipmakers drove US stocks to yet another record-breaking session on Wall Street.
Viele Solarfirmen sind im Gezerre um die Energiewende ins Schleudern geraten – mehrere Insolvenzen sorgten für Aufsehen. Wie schützen sich Kunden vor der Pleite auf dem eigenen Dach?
The fallout from President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to call a snap election has made French stocks the least popular in Europe, according to a Bank of America Corp. survey.
European equities bounced back for a second session as investors took stock of political developments in France ahead of elections and scoured the market for opportunities following a recent selloff, even as gains remained muted.
HSBC Holdings Plc has executed nearly half the volume of bond-derivative trades in India’s international finance hub over the last month, ahead of the sovereign bonds’ inclusion in a key global index.
Swedish debt collector Intrum AB saw its credit rating cut one step to CCC by Fitch Ratings given there is a “materially increased” possibility that the company’s looming refinancing could be viewed as a distressed debt exchange.
Bakery firm Europastry SA announced plans for an initial public offering on Spanish stock exchanges, the latest in a reviving European market after two years of muted activity.
National Rally leader Jordan Bardella called on supporters to hand his party and its allies a resounding victory in France’s snap election to enable him to govern, setting a high bar for the far right to take the reins of policymaking.
Global investors boosted their holdings of Chinese bonds to a record last month, taking advantage of a market anomaly that allows a premium when swapping dollars into the yuan.
The head of China’s police has vowed to crack down on agricultural crimes to safeguard food security, in an unusual move that underscores the Chinese leadership’s focus on stability ahead of a key party conclave next month.
South Korea will simulate extended trading hours for the won during its final trial series before the official start of longer sessions next month.
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG is sounding out investors for a real estate debt fund of as much as €500 million ($535 million), as the German property lender aims to diversify its business model.
Bank of ThaialndВ GovernorВ Sethaput SuthiwartnarueputВ discusses the state of the economy, monetary policy and inflation target, and the local currency. He also talks about central bankВ independence as he speaks to Haslinda Amin on Bloomberg: Markets Asia. (Full interview) (Source: Bloomberg)
A strong sales forecast and new product rollouts have helped BYD Co. shares stage an epic rebound in recent months. Now, even early investor Warren Buffett appears to have noticed.
South Koreans’ love for labels is driving local inflation more strongly than in other developed nations, making it harder for monetary policy to rein in the costs of living, a central bank study said.
Australia’s central bank discussed the case to raise interest rates on Tuesday before deciding to maintain current settings at a 12-year high as policymakers try to balance sticky inflation against a weakening economy.
Singapore’s new-home sales fell for a second month, as weak demand and a lack of major launches continued to weigh on the market.
Oil held the biggest advance in a week as risk-on sentiment in wider markets overshadowed a mixed outlook for crude.
Former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra faces a trial in a royal insult case while a top court ordered his ally and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to submit more evidence in a case seeking his ouster, deepening a political crisis that’s gripped the Southeast Asian nation.