05.07.2024 13:40 UK assets are back in favor after Keir Starmer’s Labour party swept to a landslide election win, fueling hopes for a period of political calm and a steady approach to the nation’s finances.05.07.2024 13:04 European banks are facing investigations into how good they are at carrying out the stress tests that became a hallmark of banking policy in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.05.07.2024 13:01 Volatility in European natural gas options has fallen this year, signaling that traders are steering clear of big bets after recent disruptions highlighted the fragility of the region’s supplies.05.07.2024 13:01 Foreign funds may sell $40 million to $150 million of Pakistani stocks after the country was downgraded by FTSE Russell to frontier-market status, according to Intermarket Securities Ltd.05.07.2024 13:0005.07.2024 12:38 Goldman Sachs Senior European Equity Strategist Sharon Bell dicusses the outcome of the UK general election on financial markets. She tells Bloomberg Television Labour’s win is not enough to move equities as the outcome was already priced in, but a government led by Keir Starmer could lead to a reduction in “the risk premium people put on UK assets.”05.07.2024 12:31 Indonesia’s Trade Ministry will investigate a broader range of goods as it seeks to regulate the surge in imports that threatens local industries.05.07.2024 12:20 Marine Le Pen dismissed projections that show her far-right National Rally party is set to fall well short of an absolute majority in the French legislative election and warned of a “quagmire” if she doesn’t get a mandate to govern.05.07.2024 12:20 Four international companies have agreed to invest in Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s next liquefied natural gas export project, according to people with knowledge of the matter.05.07.2024 12:14 Deutsche Bank AG has approached several existing lenders to buy a stake in a HK$10.2 billion ($1.3 billion) project loan backing a luxury-property development in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter.05.07.2024 12:10 Turkish banks have found a roundabout way to access cheaper lira liquidity abroad, and in doing so are inflating figures for foreign purchases of lira-denominated government bonds.05.07.2024 12:00 HDFC Bank Ltd. is mulling the sale of a loans portfolio, according to people familiar with the matter, amid heightened regulatory scrutiny on the nation’s lenders as their credit growth surges.05.07.2024 11:12 Shell Plc expects as much as $2 billion of impairments in its second-quarter earnings related to a delayed biofuels plant under construction in the Netherlands and its chemicals facility in Singapore.05.07.2024 11:10 German industrial production unexpectedly plunged in May — the latest sign that the recovery in Europe’s biggest economy may be faltering.05.07.2024 11:00 Marine Le Pen’s energy plans risk throwing a spanner into the workings of Europe’s electricity market.05.07.2024 9:22 Some exchange traded funds favored by China’s sovereign wealth fund have seen spikes in inflows after the country’s stocks tumbled below a key psychological level.05.07.2024 8:21 Iron ore retreated from a one-month high as investors weighed whether a recovery in Chinese demand will be sustainable.05.07.2024 8:04 China watchers expressed some skepticism about the central bank’s ability to influence downward pressure on yields, despite it readying a pool of hundreds of billions of yuan of bonds to sell to cool a rally.05.07.2024 6:36 Bitcoin sank for a fourth consecutive trading session, part of a wider crypto selloff that contrasts with recent record highs in global stocks.05.07.2024 4:37 Oil traded near a two-month high as Hurricane Beryl portended a potentially worse storm season, while shrinking US crude stockpiles hinted at improved demand.05.07.2024 3:19 Global stocks traded at all-time highs before crucial US jobs data that’s expected to show some moderation in hiring. The pound notched its longest winning streak in four years as the Labour Party swept to power in the UK’s general election.05.07.2024 2:49 Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa hinted that the nation’s new bullion-backed currency will be the sole legal tender before a 2030 deadline to end the current multicurrency system.05.07.2024 2:08 Investors responded to Labour’s historic election victory by buying up UK stocks and pushing the pound to its longest winning streak in four years.05.07.2024 2:00 When 22-year-old Molina Singh’s flight to Mumbai landed abruptly in the middle of her journey, she wasn’t expecting a 12-hour wait at Ahmedabad’s tiny airport, a forensic handwriting examination and luggage melting on the tarmac.04.07.2024 22:28 Marko Kolanovic had a knack for making aggressive calls, but the JPMorgan analyst is out after missing a roaring bull market. ... 04.07.2024 19:00 Touring the country and rebalancing the self—one golf ball at a time. ... 04.07.2024 19:00 The exclusive summertime playground also offers an $8.50 kimchi-cheddar croissant. ... 04.07.2024 18:13 BMW is sticking to planned investments for its battery-powered future while holding onto its conventional gasoline-fueled roots, its technology chief Frank Weber said in an interview. ... 04.07.2024 18:00 ... 04.07.2024 17:57 The dollar looks set to fall heading into next year as recent softer U.S. economic data could bolster market expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, MUFG Bank said. ... 04.07.2024 17:38 Rising geopolitical concerns and the upcoming U.S. elections are likely to limit issuance of euro-denominated corporate bonds in the second half, ING said. ... 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UK assets are back in favor after Keir Starmer’s Labour party swept to a landslide election win, fueling hopes for a period of political calm and a steady approach to the nation’s finances.
European banks are facing investigations into how good they are at carrying out the stress tests that became a hallmark of banking policy in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
Volatility in European natural gas options has fallen this year, signaling that traders are steering clear of big bets after recent disruptions highlighted the fragility of the region’s supplies.
Foreign funds may sell $40 million to $150 million of Pakistani stocks after the country was downgraded by FTSE Russell to frontier-market status, according to Intermarket Securities Ltd.
Goldman Sachs Senior European Equity Strategist Sharon Bell dicusses the outcome of the UK general election on financial markets. She tells Bloomberg Television Labour’s win is not enough to move equities as the outcome was already priced in, but a government led by Keir Starmer could lead to a reduction in “the risk premium people put on UK assets.”
Indonesia’s Trade Ministry will investigate a broader range of goods as it seeks to regulate the surge in imports that threatens local industries.
Marine Le Pen dismissed projections that show her far-right National Rally party is set to fall well short of an absolute majority in the French legislative election and warned of a “quagmire” if she doesn’t get a mandate to govern.
Four international companies have agreed to invest in Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s next liquefied natural gas export project, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Deutsche Bank AG has approached several existing lenders to buy a stake in a HK$10.2 billion ($1.3 billion) project loan backing a luxury-property development in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter.
Turkish banks have found a roundabout way to access cheaper lira liquidity abroad, and in doing so are inflating figures for foreign purchases of lira-denominated government bonds.
HDFC Bank Ltd. is mulling the sale of a loans portfolio, according to people familiar with the matter, amid heightened regulatory scrutiny on the nation’s lenders as their credit growth surges.
Shell Plc expects as much as $2 billion of impairments in its second-quarter earnings related to a delayed biofuels plant under construction in the Netherlands and its chemicals facility in Singapore.
German industrial production unexpectedly plunged in May — the latest sign that the recovery in Europe’s biggest economy may be faltering.
Marine Le Pen’s energy plans risk throwing a spanner into the workings of Europe’s electricity market.
Some exchange traded funds favored by China’s sovereign wealth fund have seen spikes in inflows after the country’s stocks tumbled below a key psychological level.
China watchers expressed some skepticism about the central bank’s ability to influence downward pressure on yields, despite it readying a pool of hundreds of billions of yuan of bonds to sell to cool a rally.
Bitcoin sank for a fourth consecutive trading session, part of a wider crypto selloff that contrasts with recent record highs in global stocks.
Oil traded near a two-month high as Hurricane Beryl portended a potentially worse storm season, while shrinking US crude stockpiles hinted at improved demand.
Global stocks traded at all-time highs before crucial US jobs data that’s expected to show some moderation in hiring. The pound notched its longest winning streak in four years as the Labour Party swept to power in the UK’s general election.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa hinted that the nation’s new bullion-backed currency will be the sole legal tender before a 2030 deadline to end the current multicurrency system.
Investors responded to Labour’s historic election victory by buying up UK stocks and pushing the pound to its longest winning streak in four years.
When 22-year-old Molina Singh’s flight to Mumbai landed abruptly in the middle of her journey, she wasn’t expecting a 12-hour wait at Ahmedabad’s tiny airport, a forensic handwriting examination and luggage melting on the tarmac.