09.07.2024 22:02 Coffee prices will keep rising until the middle of 2025 due to supply shortages in key growers, with European consumers set to pay even more for their caffeine hit as new deforestation regulations kick in.09.07.2024 21:50 The share of yuan on Russia’s foreign exchange market has reached 99.6% after sanctions forced the Moscow Exchange to halt trading in US dollars and the euro.09.07.2024 21:34 U.S. stock indexes were slightly higher after Fed chair Jerome Powell testified before Congress. ... 09.07.2024 21:26 A subsidiary of Spanish highway operator Abertis is considering borrowing $424 million to fund capital projects for four Puerto Rico toll roads.09.07.2024 21:17 The retired Republican lawmaker had a stroke over the holiday weekend, according to his family. ... 09.07.2024 21:11 Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said her boss Joe Biden has been “extremely effective” in lengthy meetings that they’ve both attended, in response to a question during a House hearing about the president’s mental acuity.09.07.2024 20:58 Gold futures are broadly flat after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a willingness to cut interest rates at some point, but said more progress is required. ... 09.07.2024 20:54 RTX Corp. is in advanced talks to sell a unit of its Collins Aerospace division to private equity firm Arcline Investment Management, according to people familiar with the matter.09.07.2024 20:52 House and Senate Democrats held meetings where they discussed President Biden’s prospects at the top of the ticket after his flop at the first presidential debate. Watch live coverage of a Democratic news ... 09.07.2024 20:52 Luxury beauty company Puig Brands SA will be added to Spain’s benchmark stock index, replacing Melia Hotels International SA, in the first revamp of the blue-chip gauge in a year and a half.09.07.2024 20:50 The leader of Canada’s Conservative Party has opened up a bigger lead among voters on the question of who would be the best economic manager, underscoring the political challenges faced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.09.07.2024 20:4709.07.2024 20:46 Investigation finds firms, which are supposed to control spending, have overcharged for cancer drugs and taken other steps raising costs. ... 09.07.2024 20:35 Houston city officials said it could take days to restore power to millions of customers after the storm swept through the region, flattening homes and leaving several people dead. ... 09.07.2024 20:35 Alpine Saxon Woods founding partner and Chief Market Strategist Sarah Hunt examines the upside of a narrow, tech-focused market heading into a new round of corporate earnings. Sarah speaks with Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney on Bloomberg Radio.
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Anywhere: http://bit.ly/3oOD8ZH (Source: Bloomberg)09.07.2024 20:22 US Treasuries slipped as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Washington lawmakers he wants more evidence of cooling inflation, bolstering the market’s existing bets on interest-rate cuts this year.09.07.2024 20:19 Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the labor market is no longer driving inflation in the US economy to the extent it was earlier in the pandemic recovery, echoing earlier comments by Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell.09.07.2024 20:15 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says it will be about 60 days before a revised proposal on Basel III is put out for comment. Powell spoke during testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. (Source: Bloomberg)09.07.2024 20:15 Investors should brace themselves for a bout of stock market volatility this week after a lengthy period of calm, based on a warning from JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s trading desk.09.07.2024 20:09 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that recent readings point to “modest further progress” on prices, but “more good data” would strengthen confidence that inflation is moving down toward the US central bank’s 2% target. Powell spoke during testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (Source: Bloomberg)09.07.2024 20:01 Paramount Global may have its credit rating cut to junk by Moody’s Ratings after the company agreed to sell itself to Skydance Media, with the bond grader citing “significant secular pressures” on Paramount businesses.09.07.2024 20:01 Prime Minister Keir Starmer will appoint Tulip Siddiq as the UK’s City Minister, a role within the Treasury that puts her at the heart of regulating and advocating for the key financial services industry.09.07.2024 18:28 Saudi Arabia privately hinted earlier this year it might sell some European debt holdings if the Group of Seven decided to seize almost $300 billion of Russia’s frozen assets, people familiar with the matter said.09.07.2024 18:12 China Vanke Co. warned that losses grew substantially in the second quarter, with the big homebuilder saying that investment in some projects “has been over-optimistic.”09.07.2024 17:14 Mexico’s inflation accelerated more than expected in June, complicating central bank’s efforts to cut interest rates that remain near an all-time high.09.07.2024 16:00 Inside the elegant Breakers Palm Beach resort, Bobby Jain made his multibillion-dollar pitch. His audience: the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, steward of one of the world’s great petro-fortunes and, to Jain, a perfect client for his new hedge fund.09.07.2024 16:00 Turkey has entered the international bond market for the third time this year, capitalizing on increasing investor confidence as inflation starts to slow and the economic outlook improves.09.07.2024 11:38 The rapid uptake of China’s yuan in President Vladimir Putin’s war economy, spurred by the fallout with the West over the invasion of Ukraine, may have hit its limit.09.07.2024 9:00 A political shock in France has forced bond investors to confront the reality that the nation’s fiscal deficit is an issue for here and now, not years down the road.09.07.2024 4:21 Oil dropped in a session marked by wild price swings, with broader markets moving away from risk assets as traders dissect Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony to Congress.09.07.2024 3:32 Stocks hit fresh all-time highs as Jerome Powell’s economic remarks to US lawmakers did little to alter bets the Federal Reserve will be able to cut interest rates this year. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 353354355356357358359360361362363364365366367368369370371372373374375376377378379380381382383384385386
Coffee prices will keep rising until the middle of 2025 due to supply shortages in key growers, with European consumers set to pay even more for their caffeine hit as new deforestation regulations kick in.
The share of yuan on Russia’s foreign exchange market has reached 99.6% after sanctions forced the Moscow Exchange to halt trading in US dollars and the euro.
A subsidiary of Spanish highway operator Abertis is considering borrowing $424 million to fund capital projects for four Puerto Rico toll roads.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said her boss Joe Biden has been “extremely effective” in lengthy meetings that they’ve both attended, in response to a question during a House hearing about the president’s mental acuity.
RTX Corp. is in advanced talks to sell a unit of its Collins Aerospace division to private equity firm Arcline Investment Management, according to people familiar with the matter.
Luxury beauty company Puig Brands SA will be added to Spain’s benchmark stock index, replacing Melia Hotels International SA, in the first revamp of the blue-chip gauge in a year and a half.
The leader of Canada’s Conservative Party has opened up a bigger lead among voters on the question of who would be the best economic manager, underscoring the political challenges faced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Alpine Saxon Woods founding partner and Chief Market Strategist Sarah Hunt examines the upside of a narrow, tech-focused market heading into a new round of corporate earnings. Sarah speaks with Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney on Bloomberg Radio.
Get more on the Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast:
Apple: http://bit.ly/3OPtReI
Spotify: http://bit.ly/42xmHPz
Anywhere: http://bit.ly/3oOD8ZH (Source: Bloomberg)
US Treasuries slipped as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Washington lawmakers he wants more evidence of cooling inflation, bolstering the market’s existing bets on interest-rate cuts this year.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the labor market is no longer driving inflation in the US economy to the extent it was earlier in the pandemic recovery, echoing earlier comments by Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says it will be about 60 days before a revised proposal on Basel III is put out for comment. Powell spoke during testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Investors should brace themselves for a bout of stock market volatility this week after a lengthy period of calm, based on a warning from JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s trading desk.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that recent readings point to “modest further progress” on prices, but “more good data” would strengthen confidence that inflation is moving down toward the US central bank’s 2% target. Powell spoke during testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (Source: Bloomberg)
Paramount Global may have its credit rating cut to junk by Moody’s Ratings after the company agreed to sell itself to Skydance Media, with the bond grader citing “significant secular pressures” on Paramount businesses.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will appoint Tulip Siddiq as the UK’s City Minister, a role within the Treasury that puts her at the heart of regulating and advocating for the key financial services industry.
Saudi Arabia privately hinted earlier this year it might sell some European debt holdings if the Group of Seven decided to seize almost $300 billion of Russia’s frozen assets, people familiar with the matter said.
China Vanke Co. warned that losses grew substantially in the second quarter, with the big homebuilder saying that investment in some projects “has been over-optimistic.”
Mexico’s inflation accelerated more than expected in June, complicating central bank’s efforts to cut interest rates that remain near an all-time high.
Inside the elegant Breakers Palm Beach resort, Bobby Jain made his multibillion-dollar pitch. His audience: the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, steward of one of the world’s great petro-fortunes and, to Jain, a perfect client for his new hedge fund.
Turkey has entered the international bond market for the third time this year, capitalizing on increasing investor confidence as inflation starts to slow and the economic outlook improves.
The rapid uptake of China’s yuan in President Vladimir Putin’s war economy, spurred by the fallout with the West over the invasion of Ukraine, may have hit its limit.
A political shock in France has forced bond investors to confront the reality that the nation’s fiscal deficit is an issue for here and now, not years down the road.
Oil dropped in a session marked by wild price swings, with broader markets moving away from risk assets as traders dissect Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony to Congress.
Stocks hit fresh all-time highs as Jerome Powell’s economic remarks to US lawmakers did little to alter bets the Federal Reserve will be able to cut interest rates this year.