10.07.2024 21:59 California’s attorney general said it reached a $50 million settlement with commodity traders Vitol and SK Energy Americas Inc. after it alleged the firms acted together to manipulate local gasoline markets.10.07.2024 21:56 China, the world’s largest importer of soybeans, made its first purchase of US soybeans for the upcoming season — months later than usual.10.07.2024 21:54 Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has canceled a planned announcement in parliament on the next Bank of Spain chief.10.07.2024 21:22 Credit Agricole SA is in advanced talks on a potential acquisition of Societe Generale SA’s German consumer-finance business Hanseatic Bank, according to people familiar with the matter.10.07.2024 21:15 A consortium led by British tycoon Mike Jatania is nearing a deal to buy struggling UK cosmetics retailer The Body Shop out of administration, people with knowledge of the matter said.10.07.2024 21:14 African mines could account for nearly a 10th of the world’s rare earths in five years, climbing from zero today, creating new players in a market dominated by China.10.07.2024 21:07 Silver Point Capital and bond giant Pacific Investment Management Co. will soon learn whether they will get nothing for putting together a controversial, $250 million rescue package for a Platinum Equity-backed aerospace parts supplier in 2022.10.07.2024 21:00 Price growth in Russia accelerated for the sixth straight month, underscoring the headwinds the central bank has faced in curtailing inflation and all but guaranteeing policymakers will hike the key rate at their July meeting.10.07.2024 20:56 The UK stock market is set to lure back offshore investors after Labour’s landslide election victory signaled the start of an era of little political upheaval, according to strategists at BlackRock Investment Institute.10.07.2024 20:52 Former House Speaker fails to back president’s candidacy while actor urges him to drop from 2024 race10.07.2024 20:35 A former Deutsche Bank AG trader who was convicted and later cleared of charges that he rigged the Libor benchmark rate settled his lawsuit accusing the bank of making false and misleading statements to get him prosecuted.10.07.2024 20:24 Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. — working to put an accounting scandal behind it — has hired a 3M Co. executive to oversee its finances and help restore its credibility with shareholders.10.07.2024 20:15 Randall Kroszner, University of Chicago Booth School professor of economics and a former Federal Reserve governor, says the Fed’s approach to inflation may “err on the side of keeping rates high for maybe a little bit longer than would be perfect.” He speaks on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” (Source: Bloomberg)10.07.2024 20:14 Chile reached an agreement with the US to allow a key battery component to count toward tax credits under the US Inflation Reduction Act, boosting the appeal of investing in the South American nation.10.07.2024 20:13 President Emmanuel Macron called on parties that represent “republican forces” to build a broad majority from the political center after snap elections left France with a divided parliament and no obvious path toward a stable government.10.07.2024 20:0910.07.2024 20:03 Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. rose the most in 10 months after a local news outlet reported that a settlement resolving all claims and lawsuits over the Maui wildfires was advancing through the Maui County Council.10.07.2024 20:03 Venezuela business mogul Ricardo Cisneros signed a deal with PetrГіleos de Venezuela SA as the government offers greater control of the energy industry to private partners.10.07.2024 20:01 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the central bank has made a good amount of progress on its balance sheet run-off during his semiannual testimony before the US House Financial Services Committee.10.07.2024 20:00 Sales of Argentine soybeans are running at their slowest in at least a decade, according to government data analyzed by Bloomberg News. Farmers on the Pampas growing belt sold 22.8 million metric tons through July 3, just 45% of the harvest. For years, farmers have shielded their balance sheets against Argentina’s volatile currency by selling just enough soy to cover bills and keeping back the rest, frustrating exporters and processors. This year, the trend has been exacerbated because the peso 10.07.2024 19:37 US company pensions are poised to shift billions of dollars into corporate credit, after months of stock-market gains and higher bond yields have left them awash with cash, analysts and advisers said.10.07.2024 19:00 Investors are being insufficiently compensated for the risks of lending in the credit market as more capital chasing too few opportunities curbs returns, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.10.07.2024 15:30 Distressed investors see one of the best opportunities in a generation to buy troubled US real estate assets as the commercial property crash continues to roil the market.10.07.2024 15:16 Storms pounded South Africa’s coastline for a fourth day on Wednesday, disrupting shipping operations and complicating efforts to salvage a Panamanian-flagged cargo vessel that ran aground.10.07.2024 14:12 Saudi Aramco has pulled in more than $31 billion of orders for its first dollar debt offering in three years. The firm is said to be seeking to raise about $5 billion.10.07.2024 13:39 Arabica coffee futures cooled after a rapid rally that brought prices to a two-year high as supply concerns mount, threatening to drive up the cost of consumers’ caffeine fix.10.07.2024 9:25 Progressives and Congressional Black Caucus members are among the loudest voices defending the president. ... 10.07.2024 9:24 The campaign is gaining traction from academia to defense—with the potential to alter careers, hurt businesses and weigh on Israel’s economy. ... 10.07.2024 9:09 From the shape of the line you wait in to the size of the concession stand menu, nearly every square foot of major event venues are designed to prioritize safety and boost revenue. ... 10.07.2024 2:00 Purdue Pharma LP secured a two-month window to negotiate a new pact with members of the Sackler family as the OyxContin maker and its owners brace for a potential wave of civil opioid lawsuits after the US Supreme Court scuttled an earlier $6 billion settlement.10.07.2024 1:50 Short sellers had a lucrative second quarter this year, managing to successfully bet against stocks even as the overall market continued to grind higher. 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California’s attorney general said it reached a $50 million settlement with commodity traders Vitol and SK Energy Americas Inc. after it alleged the firms acted together to manipulate local gasoline markets.
China, the world’s largest importer of soybeans, made its first purchase of US soybeans for the upcoming season — months later than usual.
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has canceled a planned announcement in parliament on the next Bank of Spain chief.
Credit Agricole SA is in advanced talks on a potential acquisition of Societe Generale SA’s German consumer-finance business Hanseatic Bank, according to people familiar with the matter.
A consortium led by British tycoon Mike Jatania is nearing a deal to buy struggling UK cosmetics retailer The Body Shop out of administration, people with knowledge of the matter said.
African mines could account for nearly a 10th of the world’s rare earths in five years, climbing from zero today, creating new players in a market dominated by China.
Silver Point Capital and bond giant Pacific Investment Management Co. will soon learn whether they will get nothing for putting together a controversial, $250 million rescue package for a Platinum Equity-backed aerospace parts supplier in 2022.
Price growth in Russia accelerated for the sixth straight month, underscoring the headwinds the central bank has faced in curtailing inflation and all but guaranteeing policymakers will hike the key rate at their July meeting.
The UK stock market is set to lure back offshore investors after Labour’s landslide election victory signaled the start of an era of little political upheaval, according to strategists at BlackRock Investment Institute.
A former Deutsche Bank AG trader who was convicted and later cleared of charges that he rigged the Libor benchmark rate settled his lawsuit accusing the bank of making false and misleading statements to get him prosecuted.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. — working to put an accounting scandal behind it — has hired a 3M Co. executive to oversee its finances and help restore its credibility with shareholders.
Randall Kroszner, University of Chicago Booth School professor of economics and a former Federal Reserve governor, says the Fed’s approach to inflation may “err on the side of keeping rates high for maybe a little bit longer than would be perfect.” He speaks on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Chile reached an agreement with the US to allow a key battery component to count toward tax credits under the US Inflation Reduction Act, boosting the appeal of investing in the South American nation.
President Emmanuel Macron called on parties that represent “republican forces” to build a broad majority from the political center after snap elections left France with a divided parliament and no obvious path toward a stable government.
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. rose the most in 10 months after a local news outlet reported that a settlement resolving all claims and lawsuits over the Maui wildfires was advancing through the Maui County Council.
Venezuela business mogul Ricardo Cisneros signed a deal with PetrГіleos de Venezuela SA as the government offers greater control of the energy industry to private partners.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the central bank has made a good amount of progress on its balance sheet run-off during his semiannual testimony before the US House Financial Services Committee.
Sales of Argentine soybeans are running at their slowest in at least a decade, according to government data analyzed by Bloomberg News. Farmers on the Pampas growing belt sold 22.8 million metric tons through July 3, just 45% of the harvest. For years, farmers have shielded their balance sheets against Argentina’s volatile currency by selling just enough soy to cover bills and keeping back the rest, frustrating exporters and processors. This year, the trend has been exacerbated because the peso 
US company pensions are poised to shift billions of dollars into corporate credit, after months of stock-market gains and higher bond yields have left them awash with cash, analysts and advisers said.
Investors are being insufficiently compensated for the risks of lending in the credit market as more capital chasing too few opportunities curbs returns, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.
Distressed investors see one of the best opportunities in a generation to buy troubled US real estate assets as the commercial property crash continues to roil the market.
Storms pounded South Africa’s coastline for a fourth day on Wednesday, disrupting shipping operations and complicating efforts to salvage a Panamanian-flagged cargo vessel that ran aground.
Saudi Aramco has pulled in more than $31 billion of orders for its first dollar debt offering in three years. The firm is said to be seeking to raise about $5 billion.
Arabica coffee futures cooled after a rapid rally that brought prices to a two-year high as supply concerns mount, threatening to drive up the cost of consumers’ caffeine fix.
Purdue Pharma LP secured a two-month window to negotiate a new pact with members of the Sackler family as the OyxContin maker and its owners brace for a potential wave of civil opioid lawsuits after the US Supreme Court scuttled an earlier $6 billion settlement.
Short sellers had a lucrative second quarter this year, managing to successfully bet against stocks even as the overall market continued to grind higher.