20.06.2024 21:05 A pair of large bets in the fed funds futures market are attracting attention on Wall Street by setting aside the market-implied consensus for the Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate cut.20.06.2024 13:40 Laura Saunders, wife of campaign director Tony Lee, is being investigated over an election-related bet20.06.2024 13:14 Polling and data analytics group says weak sales data products division partly to blame20.06.2024 13:07 The Swiss National Bank has decided to continue its pilot of issuing of a wholesale central-bank digital currency for at least two more years, Governing Board member Antoine Martin said.20.06.2024 12:52 The Swiss National Bank cut borrowing costs again to loosen constriction on the economy and stem gains in the franc, a move that contrasts with the hesitancy of global peers over easing. Bloomberg’s Guy Johnson, Kriti Gupta and Tom Mackenzie report.20.06.2024 12:46 Mutual defence pledge replaces cold war-era treaty and marks one of Moscow’s strongest commitments in Asia20.06.2024 12:0920.06.2024 12:04 Maurice Gravier, Emirates NBD, Wealth Management Group CIO sees all western banks will soon start cutting interest rates. He also discusses volatility amid political upheaval in France and as we move closer to the US election with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)20.06.2024 11:55 While UK inflation slowed to the BOE’s 2% target for the first time in almost three years in May, price growth in the services sector remained almost triple that level. Simon French, Panmure Gordon Managing Director & Head of Research discusses the economic and political challenges with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)20.06.2024 11:47 Deal by state-backed lender’s new chief is latest sign of supermarket sector’s retreat from financial services20.06.2024 11:45 The Reserve Bank of India’s measures to curb unsecured credit helped to reduce growth in those loans, Governor Shaktikanta Das said, easing financial risks.20.06.2024 11:42 Kenya’s National Treasury warned that withdrawing controversial tax measures risks creating a 200 billion shilling ($1.6 billion) financing hole for a nation that’s had to seek a bailout from the International Monetary Fund.20.06.2024 11:32 Penpa Tsering, prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile, spoke with Bloomberg’s Sudhi Ranjan Sen in the northern Indian town of Dharamshala on the Resolve Tibet Act. Tsering called the US legislation an important new tool that could encourage other countries to put pressure on China for more talks. The Chinese government has condemned the act as well as this week’s meeting with the Dalai Lama by a bipartisan delegation of US lawmakers.20.06.2024 11:30 Russia destroyed and damaged Ukrainian energy facilities overnight as President Vladimir Putin’s forces continue attacks to disrupt the country’s power system.20.06.2024 11:00 German drug developer Evotec SE is speaking to defense advisers after a decline in its share price prompted fears about the company’s vulnerability to a takeover, people with knowledge of the matter said.20.06.2024 9:31 It started with a cryptic quote from President Xi Jinping buried in a 172-page book on the financial sector. Three months later, plans for potentially the biggest shift in years in how China conducts monetary policy are starting to surface.20.06.2024 9:30 Footage released by Manila reveals sharpest escalation yet over disputed Second Thomas Shoal20.06.2024 9:00 French PM Gabriel Attal is face of centrist campaign in upcoming snap elections triggered by president20.06.2024 9:00 These arrangements remain a blight on Britain’s labour market20.06.2024 9:00 A SoftBank project is working on technology that takes the rage out of customer phone calls20.06.2024 9:00 German lender needs to rely on its own expertise, says division’s new boss Claudio de Sanctis 20.06.2024 9:00 Relaxing fiscal rules unlikely to provoke a Liz Truss-style gilts crisis, according to fund managers20.06.2024 9:00 Despite sanctions, Russian companies are building more than a third of the new reactors around the world, which is gaining Moscow new friends20.06.2024 9:00 UUK chief urges future government to address higher education funding вЂ?crisis’ as a matter of priority20.06.2024 9:00 Highly-valued Swedish software group has underplayed its market dominance20.06.2024 5:0720.06.2024 4:01 Parties вЂ?need to be honest’ about scale of investment needed to tackle health service crisis in England, warn analysts 20.06.2024 1:41 Leader of militant group issues threat as fears grow of full-blown war across Lebanon’s southern border19.06.2024 23:31 Member of political bodyguard unit first to be held since gambling probe launched after admission by Tory MP19.06.2024 22:30 Buyout group’s pullout followed fractious talks with advisers19.06.2024 22:12 Chancellor says his Surrey seat is вЂ?on a knife edge’ ahead of the July 4 general election Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 298299300301302303304305306307308309310311312313314315316317318319320321322323324325326327328329330331
A pair of large bets in the fed funds futures market are attracting attention on Wall Street by setting aside the market-implied consensus for the Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate cut.
Polling and data analytics group says weak sales data products division partly to blame
The Swiss National Bank has decided to continue its pilot of issuing of a wholesale central-bank digital currency for at least two more years, Governing Board member Antoine Martin said.
The Swiss National Bank cut borrowing costs again to loosen constriction on the economy and stem gains in the franc, a move that contrasts with the hesitancy of global peers over easing. Bloomberg’s Guy Johnson, Kriti Gupta and Tom Mackenzie report.
Mutual defence pledge replaces cold war-era treaty and marks one of Moscow’s strongest commitments in Asia
Maurice Gravier, Emirates NBD, Wealth Management Group CIO sees all western banks will soon start cutting interest rates. He also discusses volatility amid political upheaval in France and as we move closer to the US election with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
While UK inflation slowed to the BOE’s 2% target for the first time in almost three years in May, price growth in the services sector remained almost triple that level. Simon French, Panmure Gordon Managing Director & Head of Research discusses the economic and political challenges with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
Deal by state-backed lender’s new chief is latest sign of supermarket sector’s retreat from financial services
The Reserve Bank of India’s measures to curb unsecured credit helped to reduce growth in those loans, Governor Shaktikanta Das said, easing financial risks.
Kenya’s National Treasury warned that withdrawing controversial tax measures risks creating a 200 billion shilling ($1.6 billion) financing hole for a nation that’s had to seek a bailout from the International Monetary Fund.
Penpa Tsering, prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile, spoke with Bloomberg’s Sudhi Ranjan Sen in the northern Indian town of Dharamshala on the Resolve Tibet Act. Tsering called the US legislation an important new tool that could encourage other countries to put pressure on China for more talks. The Chinese government has condemned the act as well as this week’s meeting with the Dalai Lama by a bipartisan delegation of US lawmakers.
Russia destroyed and damaged Ukrainian energy facilities overnight as President Vladimir Putin’s forces continue attacks to disrupt the country’s power system.
It started with a cryptic quote from President Xi Jinping buried in a 172-page book on the financial sector. Three months later, plans for potentially the biggest shift in years in how China conducts monetary policy are starting to surface.
Footage released by Manila reveals sharpest escalation yet over disputed Second Thomas Shoal
French PM Gabriel Attal is face of centrist campaign in upcoming snap elections triggered by president
These arrangements remain a blight on Britain’s labour market
A SoftBank project is working on technology that takes the rage out of customer phone calls
German lender needs to rely on its own expertise, says division’s new boss Claudio de Sanctis 
Relaxing fiscal rules unlikely to provoke a Liz Truss-style gilts crisis, according to fund managers
Despite sanctions, Russian companies are building more than a third of the new reactors around the world, which is gaining Moscow new friends
UUK chief urges future government to address higher education funding �crisis’ as a matter of priority
Highly-valued Swedish software group has underplayed its market dominance
Parties �need to be honest’ about scale of investment needed to tackle health service crisis in England, warn analysts 
Leader of militant group issues threat as fears grow of full-blown war across Lebanon’s southern border
Member of political bodyguard unit first to be held since gambling probe launched after admission by Tory MP
Buyout group’s pullout followed fractious talks with advisers
Chancellor says his Surrey seat is �on a knife edge’ ahead of the July 4 general election