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The Indian rupee declined to an all-time low as broad dollar strength weighed on most emerging Asian currencies.
»Neue Hoffnung, aber (noch) kein Sommermärchen« – so fasst das Ifo-Institut seine Konjunkturprognose zusammen. Das Mini-Wachstum steigert sich demnach im laufenden Jahr. Die EM dürfte dazu kaum etwas beitragen.
Norway’s central bank said it will probably need to keep borrowing costs at the highest level since 2008 for the rest of the year, citing worries that inflation will stay stubborn.
The Swiss National Bank lowered borrowing costs at a second straight meeting, keeping it at the forefront of global interest-rate cuts as it battles low inflation and a strengthening franc.
Mit der Pflicht zu kleinen Tabakpackungen wollte das Bundesfinanzministerium Steuerbetrug in der Shisha-Szene eindämmen. Stattdessen entwickelte sich ein florierender Schwarzmarkt. Nun macht die Politik eine Kehrtwende.
Mit ETFs können Anleger Aktienindizes nachbilden – eine Strategie, die zum großen Erfolg wurde. Doch jetzt drängen immer mehr aktiv verwaltete Produkte auf den Markt, die sich trotzdem ETF nennen. Was dahintersteckt.
As the cultural lines between Hong Kong and China blur, restaurants from the mainland are finding opportunities in the city. But not everyone is happy.
Bloomberg Markets follows the market moves across every global asset class and discusses the biggest issues for Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nasdaq Inc. is once again increasing scrutiny of small initial public offerings from China and Hong Kong to avoid a repeat of the wild swings that followed a handful of deals two years ago, according to people familiar with the matter.
An exchange-traded fund investing in Bitcoin listed on Australia’s main stock market for the first time, adding to a wave of similar launches this year in the US and Hong Kong.
Australia’s regulator has raised concerns that Olam Agri Holdings Ltd.’s proposed A$144 million ($96 million) takeover of Namoi Cotton Ltd. could reduce competition among cotton ginning services.
Malaysia’s central bank has been increasingly using currency forwards to support the ringgit, easing pressure on its foreign-exchange reserves.
China’s energy use per person surpassed Europe’s for the first time last year as demand from technology and manufacturing industries continued to climb.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said he wants Petrobras to be profitable in an apparent effort to ease investor concerns about the direction of the state-controlled oil producer.
US Treasuries are on the brink of breaking even during a roller coaster first half of the year.
Japanese life insurers dialed back their protection against a rebounding home currency to a decade low and may cut those positions further in coming months.
The Carter Center will deploy a team to observe Venezuela’s elections next month after the exclusion of European Union observers led to concerns about the legitimacy of the electoral process.