01.07.2024 9:0001.07.2024 8:16 The yield on China’s benchmark bonds fell to a record low as investors continued to snap up the notes amid pessimism about the domestic economy.01.07.2024 8:00 China appears to have stopped publishing data that highlight the extent to which power generated by solar and wind plants is being wasted as rapid renewable energy expansion runs up against constrained grids.01.07.2024 7:23 Asia Pacific’s pipeline of initial share sales indicates a solid third quarter, with a clear pickup in activity in Hong Kong and several mid-to-large size deals expected in India.01.07.2024 7:0101.07.2024 6:35 BlackRock Inc. will acquire private capital database provider Preqin for ВЈ2.55 billion ($3.2 billion) in cash, as the world’s largest money manager accelerates its push to become a major player in alternative assets.01.07.2024 5:59 China’sВ factory activityВ contracted for a second straight month in June, while the downturn in the residential real estate sector slowed further. Minmin Low reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)01.07.2024 5:36 Singapore home prices rose for a fourth straight quarter as the country’s property valuations continue to defy a significant slowdown in sales.01.07.2024 4:51 The South Korean won’s extended trading hours will give investors more flexibility about when to deal, but they also come with at least one potential downside: the threat of greater volatility.01.07.2024 4:27 Oil edged higher as traders gauged China’s economic outlook and geopolitical risks in Europe and the Middle East.01.07.2024 4:00 A bold step forward looms in the decades-long reform of how China conducts monetary policy, with Governor Pan Gongsheng leading the central bank to explore changes that would move it closer to how global peers including the Federal Reserve operate. Under the proposals laid out by Pan in a June speech, the People’s Bank of China would switch to using just one key short-term policy rate and start trading government bonds to manage liquidity. While crucial differences with western peers would remai01.07.2024 4:00 Japanese trading firm Sumitomo Corp. sees opportunities in US shale oil and natural gas despite exiting production there three years ago.01.07.2024 3:48 The euro climbed with European stock-index futures on speculation Marine Le Pen’s far-right party will struggle to win an outright majority in French elections, easing investor concern that Europe’s second-largest economy was headed for a more radical policy shift.01.07.2024 3:44 Boeing Co. agreed to buy back Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. for $37.25 per share in an all-stock deal that values the supplier at $4.7 billion, reintegrating the company as the embattled US planemaker tries to fix is manufacturing defects.01.07.2024 3:17 Marathon Asset Management and Webster Financial Corp. are nearing a private credit partnership, according to people with knowledge of the matter, the latest in a string of tie-ups between direct lenders and traditional banks in the growing $1.7 trillion asset class.01.07.2024 3:00 Thailand’s central bank governor, who has pushed back against politicians lobbying for lower interest rates, has a message for counterparts who are feeling the pressure: It’s not about you.01.07.2024 3:00 When Wu Cunsong and Chen Binghui founded their artificial intelligence startup two years ago in Hangzhou, China, they quickly ran into obstacles, including dearth of venture capital. This March, they did what scores of other Chinese AI firms have done and moved their company, Tabcut, 2,500 miles southwest to Singapore.01.07.2024 2:25 Traders are preparing for another volatile week after Marine Le Pen’s far-right party won the first round of France’s legislative elections.01.07.2024 2:0001.07.2024 1:0001.07.2024 0:40 The euro strengthened as traders digested signs Marine Le Pen’s far-right party was poised to win the first round of France’s legislative election with a smaller margin than some polls had indicated.30.06.2024 22:10 PM insists he is on course to win despite polls forecasting a crushing defeat30.06.2024 21:40 A fire at Anglo American Plc’s biggest mettalurgical coal project in Australia has halted production, with the miner saying it may take several months for the blaze to be extinguished.30.06.2024 20:05 Only 2% of supporters expect party to cut public investment if it takes power, says YouGov poll30.06.2024 19:01 Sydney home values climbed to a record in June as strong demand and low supply overshadowed increasing pain from high borrowing costs. Melbourne declined for a third straight month.30.06.2024 18:30 OrbГЎn’s Fidesz teams up with Austrian and Czech MEPs, but needs 4 more countries for Patriots for Europe faction30.06.2024 16:23 The downturn in China’s residential real estate sector slowed further in June, following the government’s efforts to put a floor under the housing market in some of its biggest cities.30.06.2024 9:00 An assessment of the economic benefits of the party’s pledge to revisit the Brexit agreement 30.06.2024 9:00 Physical stamina is an oddly overlooked superpower in modern working life 30.06.2024 9:00 вЂ?For many Irish people in the 1980s, going to Mass was just good personal governance, like starting a pension or insuring your car’30.06.2024 9:00 On a desolate stretch of the Suffolk coast, a trail of 10,000 painstakingly assembled shells tells a story of female friendship and hope Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 329330331332333334335336337338339340341342343344345346347348349350351352353354355356357358359360361362
The yield on China’s benchmark bonds fell to a record low as investors continued to snap up the notes amid pessimism about the domestic economy.
China appears to have stopped publishing data that highlight the extent to which power generated by solar and wind plants is being wasted as rapid renewable energy expansion runs up against constrained grids.
Asia Pacific’s pipeline of initial share sales indicates a solid third quarter, with a clear pickup in activity in Hong Kong and several mid-to-large size deals expected in India.
BlackRock Inc. will acquire private capital database provider Preqin for £2.55 billion ($3.2 billion) in cash, as the world’s largest money manager accelerates its push to become a major player in alternative assets.
China’s factory activity contracted for a second straight month in June, while the downturn in the residential real estate sector slowed further. Minmin Low reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Singapore home prices rose for a fourth straight quarter as the country’s property valuations continue to defy a significant slowdown in sales.
The South Korean won’s extended trading hours will give investors more flexibility about when to deal, but they also come with at least one potential downside: the threat of greater volatility.
Oil edged higher as traders gauged China’s economic outlook and geopolitical risks in Europe and the Middle East.
A bold step forward looms in the decades-long reform of how China conducts monetary policy, with Governor Pan Gongsheng leading the central bank to explore changes that would move it closer to how global peers including the Federal Reserve operate. Under the proposals laid out by Pan in a June speech, the People’s Bank of China would switch to using just one key short-term policy rate and start trading government bonds to manage liquidity. While crucial differences with western peers would remai
Japanese trading firm Sumitomo Corp. sees opportunities in US shale oil and natural gas despite exiting production there three years ago.
The euro climbed with European stock-index futures on speculation Marine Le Pen’s far-right party will struggle to win an outright majority in French elections, easing investor concern that Europe’s second-largest economy was headed for a more radical policy shift.
Boeing Co. agreed to buy back Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. for $37.25 per share in an all-stock deal that values the supplier at $4.7 billion, reintegrating the company as the embattled US planemaker tries to fix is manufacturing defects.
Marathon Asset Management and Webster Financial Corp. are nearing a private credit partnership, according to people with knowledge of the matter, the latest in a string of tie-ups between direct lenders and traditional banks in the growing $1.7 trillion asset class.
Thailand’s central bank governor, who has pushed back against politicians lobbying for lower interest rates, has a message for counterparts who are feeling the pressure: It’s not about you.
When Wu Cunsong and Chen Binghui founded their artificial intelligence startup two years ago in Hangzhou, China, they quickly ran into obstacles, including dearth of venture capital. This March, they did what scores of other Chinese AI firms have done and moved their company, Tabcut, 2,500 miles southwest to Singapore.
Traders are preparing for another volatile week after Marine Le Pen’s far-right party won the first round of France’s legislative elections.
The euro strengthened as traders digested signs Marine Le Pen’s far-right party was poised to win the first round of France’s legislative election with a smaller margin than some polls had indicated.
PM insists he is on course to win despite polls forecasting a crushing defeat
A fire at Anglo American Plc’s biggest mettalurgical coal project in Australia has halted production, with the miner saying it may take several months for the blaze to be extinguished.
Only 2% of supporters expect party to cut public investment if it takes power, says YouGov poll
Sydney home values climbed to a record in June as strong demand and low supply overshadowed increasing pain from high borrowing costs. Melbourne declined for a third straight month.
Orbán’s Fidesz teams up with Austrian and Czech MEPs, but needs 4 more countries for Patriots for Europe faction
The downturn in China’s residential real estate sector slowed further in June, following the government’s efforts to put a floor under the housing market in some of its biggest cities.
An assessment of the economic benefits of the party’s pledge to revisit the Brexit agreement 
Physical stamina is an oddly overlooked superpower in modern working life 
�For many Irish people in the 1980s, going to Mass was just good personal governance, like starting a pension or insuring your car’
On a desolate stretch of the Suffolk coast, a trail of 10,000 painstakingly assembled shells tells a story of female friendship and hope