23.07.2024 13:00 Anglo American Plc’s South African iron ore unit said the country’s new government is committed to grappling with logistics bottlenecks that are limiting exports, while acknowledging the problem could take several years to resolve.23.07.2024 12:13 The Czech central bank is likely to scale back the pace of interest-rate cuts soon, but a senior policymaker refused to rule out a final half a percentage point move next week.23.07.2024 12:13 India proposed to raise taxes on capital gains from equity investments and the levy on stock derivatives trades in a bid to douse the speculative fervor in the country’s $5 trillion stock market.23.07.2024 12:11 M&G Fund Manager Eva Sun-Wai discusses the pound’s rise and why a more stable political backdrop under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is driving bets on the currency even though it is “overvalued.” Speaking on Bloomberg Television, she also comments on the fiscal challenges facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves.23.07.2024 12:06 Chinese stocks saw their worst selloff in six months as a lack of major policy support following the Third Plenum reinforced bearish sentiment.23.07.2024 11:48 Frontrunner pledged to offer Americans a вЂ?brighter future’ compared with вЂ?chaos, fear and hate’ proposed by Donald Trump23.07.2024 11:30 The European Central Bank will be in a better position to decide on interest rates at its next Governing Council meeting in the autumn, Vice President Luis de Guindos said.23.07.2024 11:25 New head replaces Philipp Rickenbacher who left in February over Signa exposure23.07.2024 11:22 Tesla Inc. is expected to report its second-quarter results after market on Tuesday, as investors look to hear more on the company’s future plans as it juggles an increasing number of projects. Bloomberg’s Danny Lee has a preview.23.07.2024 11:11 Europe still contends with China for the title of top buyer of Gazprom PJSC’s pipeline gas, more than two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine slashed its western energy sales.23.07.2024 11:09 Qatar AirwaysВ is in talks with Boeing and Airbus on new widebody planes and will take its time before finalizing an order, CEOВ Badr Mohammed Al-MeerВ says on Bloomberg TV interview from the Farnborough International Airshow.В (Source: Bloomberg)23.07.2024 11:05 Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged 2 trillion rupees ($23.9 billion) to boost jobs and improve education in India, increased spending to his new allies, while also targeting a smaller fiscal deficit for this year.23.07.2024 10:59 Italian energy major Eni SpA signed a temporary exclusivity agreement with KKR & Co. to sell a stake in its Enilive unit, potentially worth more than €3 billion ($3.3 billion).23.07.2024 10:33 Toyota Motor Corp. will buy back ВҐ806.8 billion ($5.2 billion) worth of its stock from major Japanese banks and insurers as part of a broader push to unwind strategic shareholdings with financial partners.23.07.2024 10:2223.07.2024 10:00 Singapore’s core inflation decelerated more than expected in June, allowing the central bank room to focus on shielding the trade-reliant economy from global shocks.23.07.2024 9:06 Iron ore crumbled below $100 a ton as a policy meeting in China failed to deliver major stimulus, while supplies stayed strong.23.07.2024 9:00 By dropping out of the election, the president could have more impact on global affairs in his final months in office23.07.2024 9:00 In Spain, record visitor numbers are provoking protests, but their spending props up the economy. Policymakers are trying to find a balance23.07.2024 9:00 Ex-music photographer promoted as right-hand man to X chief Linda Yaccarino tasked with fighting company’s political battles23.07.2024 7:35 Alphabet had been in discussions to buy Israeli cyber security company23.07.2024 4:00 China’s local government financing vehicles, seen as one of the biggest risks in the nation’s debt markets, are finding some respite in the offshore bond market as government efforts to ease repayment pressures bolster investor confidence.23.07.2024 3:53 Porsche AG shares fell the most on record after the luxury-car maker cut its outlook for the year, saying a shortage of aluminum parts could cause it to stop production of some models.23.07.2024 3:22 Stocks traded mixed as focus turned from US politics to a heavy week for company earnings with tech giants Tesla Inc. and Alphabet Inc. due to report later Tuesday.23.07.2024 3:00 Asset manager Abax Investments Ltd. has increased exposure to South African equities, encouraged by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic-reform plans, but warned that investors would want to see results before getting too excited.23.07.2024 2:37 The vice-president has supported Biden’s agenda but her own position is less clear-cut 22.07.2024 23:55 Ex-chancellor Hunt claims Labour government is вЂ?softening us up for colossal U-turn’ on higher taxes22.07.2024 23:50 The vice-president has some strong choices if she becomes the Democratic presidential candidate22.07.2024 23:08 The new Democratic frontrunner is polling behind the former president — for now22.07.2024 22:24 Home secretary criticises вЂ?shocking waste’ of money as she sets out plan to increase border security 22.07.2024 22:22 Three weeks of Democratic party agony that humbled the most powerful man in the world Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 396397398399400401402403404405406407408409410411412413414415416417418419420421422423424425426427428429
Anglo American Plc’s South African iron ore unit said the country’s new government is committed to grappling with logistics bottlenecks that are limiting exports, while acknowledging the problem could take several years to resolve.
The Czech central bank is likely to scale back the pace of interest-rate cuts soon, but a senior policymaker refused to rule out a final half a percentage point move next week.
India proposed to raise taxes on capital gains from equity investments and the levy on stock derivatives trades in a bid to douse the speculative fervor in the country’s $5 trillion stock market.
M&G Fund Manager Eva Sun-Wai discusses the pound’s rise and why a more stable political backdrop under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is driving bets on the currency even though it is “overvalued.” Speaking on Bloomberg Television, she also comments on the fiscal challenges facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Chinese stocks saw their worst selloff in six months as a lack of major policy support following the Third Plenum reinforced bearish sentiment.
The European Central Bank will be in a better position to decide on interest rates at its next Governing Council meeting in the autumn, Vice President Luis de Guindos said.
New head replaces Philipp Rickenbacher who left in February over Signa exposure
Tesla Inc. is expected to report its second-quarter results after market on Tuesday, as investors look to hear more on the company’s future plans as it juggles an increasing number of projects. Bloomberg’s Danny Lee has a preview.
Europe still contends with China for the title of top buyer of Gazprom PJSC’s pipeline gas, more than two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine slashed its western energy sales.
Qatar AirwaysВ is in talks with Boeing and Airbus on new widebody planes and will take its time before finalizing an order, CEOВ Badr Mohammed Al-MeerВ says on Bloomberg TV interview from the Farnborough International Airshow.В (Source: Bloomberg)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged 2 trillion rupees ($23.9 billion) to boost jobs and improve education in India, increased spending to his new allies, while also targeting a smaller fiscal deficit for this year.
Italian energy major Eni SpA signed a temporary exclusivity agreement with KKR & Co. to sell a stake in its Enilive unit, potentially worth more than €3 billion ($3.3 billion).
Toyota Motor Corp. will buy back ВҐ806.8 billion ($5.2 billion) worth of its stock from major Japanese banks and insurers as part of a broader push to unwind strategic shareholdings with financial partners.
Singapore’s core inflation decelerated more than expected in June, allowing the central bank room to focus on shielding the trade-reliant economy from global shocks.
Iron ore crumbled below $100 a ton as a policy meeting in China failed to deliver major stimulus, while supplies stayed strong.
By dropping out of the election, the president could have more impact on global affairs in his final months in office
In Spain, record visitor numbers are provoking protests, but their spending props up the economy. Policymakers are trying to find a balance
Ex-music photographer promoted as right-hand man to X chief Linda Yaccarino tasked with fighting company’s political battles
Alphabet had been in discussions to buy Israeli cyber security company
China’s local government financing vehicles, seen as one of the biggest risks in the nation’s debt markets, are finding some respite in the offshore bond market as government efforts to ease repayment pressures bolster investor confidence.
Porsche AG shares fell the most on record after the luxury-car maker cut its outlook for the year, saying a shortage of aluminum parts could cause it to stop production of some models.
Stocks traded mixed as focus turned from US politics to a heavy week for company earnings with tech giants Tesla Inc. and Alphabet Inc. due to report later Tuesday.
Asset manager Abax Investments Ltd. has increased exposure to South African equities, encouraged by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic-reform plans, but warned that investors would want to see results before getting too excited.
The vice-president has supported Biden’s agenda but her own position is less clear-cut 
Ex-chancellor Hunt claims Labour government is �softening us up for colossal U-turn’ on higher taxes
The vice-president has some strong choices if she becomes the Democratic presidential candidate
The new Democratic frontrunner is polling behind the former president — for now
Home secretary criticises �shocking waste’ of money as she sets out plan to increase border security 
Three weeks of Democratic party agony that humbled the most powerful man in the world