12.07.2024 13:36 High rates on Bank Indonesia’s rupiah securities are drawing in more domestic funds, showing how it may sap local liquidity rather than bring in foreign capital.12.07.2024 13:29 Russian imports from China began to recover in June despite difficulties with foreign trade payments triggered by the US’s threat of secondary sanctions and restrictions on Moscow’s main exchange.12.07.2024 13:26 The left-wing parties that banded together to win the biggest number of seats in France’s snap election are struggling to unite to come up with a candidate for prime minister.12.07.2024 13:15 The owners of Axel Springer SE, the German media group that owns Politico and Business Insider, are discussing splitting the company’s media assets from its digital advertising and classifieds businesses, people familiar with the matter said.12.07.2024 13:15 Citi European Equity Strategy Head Beta Manthey discusses what implications a potential rate cut from the Federal Reserve could mean for international stocks. Speaking on Bloomberg Television she says the US dollar strength is “definitely a risk” for international equities.12.07.2024 13:13 Joe Biden has vowed to stay in the presidential race, despite making gaffes at the NATO Summit, which have deepened concerns about his mental and physical health. Bloomberg’s John Harney reports.12.07.2024 13:12 Aarthi Chandrasekaran, Shuaa Capital, Asset Management Head, discusses possible Fed moves, tech stocks and inflation. She speaks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)12.07.2024 13:05 PresidentВ Joe BidenВ vowed he would remain in the 2024 presidential race, but two critical mistakes in the span of two hours deepened concerns about his mental acuity that threaten his campaign. Mitchell Reiss, Royal United Services Institute, distinguished fellow, speaks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)12.07.2024 13:05 Novo Nordisk A/S’s Ozempic was linked to lower rates of dementia and a range of other mental problems in a University of Oxford study that raises expectations about the diabetes drug’s potential ancillary benefits.12.07.2024 13:0012.07.2024 12:31 Tesla Inc. fell after the stock was downgraded by UBS Group AG, which cited concerns that the electric carmaker’s shares have risen “too much, too soon” on optimism over its artificial intelligence plans.12.07.2024 12:30 Coffee exports from Vietnam — the world’s biggest robusta grower — are likely to stay tight through the year-end, putting more pressure on prices that have jumped by almost two-thirds in 2024.12.07.2024 12:30 Cartier-owner Richemont SA and trenchcoat-maker Burberry Plc face challenging year-earlier comparisons when they report next week as earnings season returns in earnest. For both, last year’s fiscal first quarter coincided with China’s re-emergence from lockdown, offering growth before demand swooned later in the year.12.07.2024 12:22 European natural gas prices are poised for their biggest weekly loss in over two months as the region’s supply risks ease.12.07.2024 12:21 European stocks ticked higher at the open on Friday as slowing US inflation and rising probabilities for the Federal Reserve to cut rates in September lifted investor sentiment.12.07.2024 11:56 China Merchants Capital and private equity funds including KKR & Co. are among firms considering bids for pallet maker Loscam Asia Pacific Co., according to people familiar with the matter.12.07.2024 11:44 Storms that pounded South Africa’s Western Cape province have led to flood damage affecting more than 35,000 households in the city of Cape Town, Executive Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said.12.07.2024 11:12 Indonesia’s moves to ease concern over the nation’s fiscal outlook and growing bets for more Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts sent the rupiah on its best rally in almost eight years.12.07.2024 11:11 Sweden’s underlying inflation slowed more than expected last month, paving the way for the Riksbank to continue taking borrowing costs lower.12.07.2024 11:0812.07.2024 10:57 President Joe Biden vowed he would remain in the 2024 presidential race, but two critical mistakes in the span of two hours deepened concerns about his mental acuity, threatening his campaign. Bloomberg’s Jon Herskovitz reports.12.07.2024 10:28 The yen slipped in choppy trading on Friday as the positive impact of suspected intervention and rate checks by Japanese authorities began to fade.12.07.2024 9:00 The chancellor’s mission to stoke economic growth faces dire headwinds, and might call for harsh trade-offs 12.07.2024 9:00 It would be naive to see the UK as immune to this phenomenon; Reform UK is not yet ready12.07.2024 9:00 Geopolitical turmoil, smoke-and-mirrors fiscal planning and quantitative tightening: the risks are many — but now might still be the time to buy UK government bonds12.07.2024 9:00 Inside the historic trial that convicted the parents of a school shooter12.07.2024 9:00 Hamburg’s massive flak tower has been planted with thousands of trees and relaunched as a hotel, concert hall and вЂ?gastronomy hub’12.07.2024 9:00 Political bloc struggles to rally behind a united message and broaden its appeal12.07.2024 9:00 Comedy portrays former leader, once Europe’s most powerful politician, solving murders in her retirement12.07.2024 9:00 Bills are rising across the country and the UK’s biggest water company is in special measures12.07.2024 9:00 Nigel Farage’s vow to build a вЂ?national movement’ rings alarm bells after slew of second-place election results Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 363364365366367368369370371372373374375376377378379380381382383384385386387388389390391392393394395396
High rates on Bank Indonesia’s rupiah securities are drawing in more domestic funds, showing how it may sap local liquidity rather than bring in foreign capital.
Russian imports from China began to recover in June despite difficulties with foreign trade payments triggered by the US’s threat of secondary sanctions and restrictions on Moscow’s main exchange.
The left-wing parties that banded together to win the biggest number of seats in France’s snap election are struggling to unite to come up with a candidate for prime minister.
The owners of Axel Springer SE, the German media group that owns Politico and Business Insider, are discussing splitting the company’s media assets from its digital advertising and classifieds businesses, people familiar with the matter said.
Citi European Equity Strategy Head Beta Manthey discusses what implications a potential rate cut from the Federal Reserve could mean for international stocks. Speaking on Bloomberg Television she says the US dollar strength is “definitely a risk” for international equities.
Joe Biden has vowed to stay in the presidential race, despite making gaffes at the NATO Summit, which have deepened concerns about his mental and physical health. Bloomberg’s John Harney reports.
Aarthi Chandrasekaran, Shuaa Capital, Asset Management Head, discusses possible Fed moves, tech stocks and inflation. She speaks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
PresidentВ Joe BidenВ vowed he would remain in the 2024 presidential race, but two critical mistakes in the span of two hours deepened concerns about his mental acuity that threaten his campaign. Mitchell Reiss, Royal United Services Institute, distinguished fellow, speaks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
Novo Nordisk A/S’s Ozempic was linked to lower rates of dementia and a range of other mental problems in a University of Oxford study that raises expectations about the diabetes drug’s potential ancillary benefits.
Tesla Inc. fell after the stock was downgraded by UBS Group AG, which cited concerns that the electric carmaker’s shares have risen “too much, too soon” on optimism over its artificial intelligence plans.
Coffee exports from Vietnam — the world’s biggest robusta grower — are likely to stay tight through the year-end, putting more pressure on prices that have jumped by almost two-thirds in 2024.
Cartier-owner Richemont SA and trenchcoat-maker Burberry Plc face challenging year-earlier comparisons when they report next week as earnings season returns in earnest. For both, last year’s fiscal first quarter coincided with China’s re-emergence from lockdown, offering growth before demand swooned later in the year.
European natural gas prices are poised for their biggest weekly loss in over two months as the region’s supply risks ease.
European stocks ticked higher at the open on Friday as slowing US inflation and rising probabilities for the Federal Reserve to cut rates in September lifted investor sentiment.
China Merchants Capital and private equity funds including KKR & Co. are among firms considering bids for pallet maker Loscam Asia Pacific Co., according to people familiar with the matter.
Storms that pounded South Africa’s Western Cape province have led to flood damage affecting more than 35,000 households in the city of Cape Town, Executive Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said.
Indonesia’s moves to ease concern over the nation’s fiscal outlook and growing bets for more Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts sent the rupiah on its best rally in almost eight years.
Sweden’s underlying inflation slowed more than expected last month, paving the way for the Riksbank to continue taking borrowing costs lower.
President Joe Biden vowed he would remain in the 2024 presidential race, but two critical mistakes in the span of two hours deepened concerns about his mental acuity, threatening his campaign. Bloomberg’s Jon Herskovitz reports.
The yen slipped in choppy trading on Friday as the positive impact of suspected intervention and rate checks by Japanese authorities began to fade.
The chancellor’s mission to stoke economic growth faces dire headwinds, and might call for harsh trade-offs 
It would be naive to see the UK as immune to this phenomenon; Reform UK is not yet ready
Geopolitical turmoil, smoke-and-mirrors fiscal planning and quantitative tightening: the risks are many — but now might still be the time to buy UK government bonds
Inside the historic trial that convicted the parents of a school shooter
Hamburg’s massive flak tower has been planted with thousands of trees and relaunched as a hotel, concert hall and �gastronomy hub’
Political bloc struggles to rally behind a united message and broaden its appeal
Comedy portrays former leader, once Europe’s most powerful politician, solving murders in her retirement
Bills are rising across the country and the UK’s biggest water company is in special measures
Nigel Farage’s vow to build a �national movement’ rings alarm bells after slew of second-place election results