01.08.2024 14:00 Working for a federal agency shrouded in mystery, Esther Fausett shared what she could about her career in in-flight law enforcement.01.08.2024 13:46 Rainfall over the remainder of India’s vital monsoon period is expected to be above the seasonal average, helping efforts by farmers to boost production of rice to soybeans.01.08.2024 12:20 Wizz Air Holdings Plc fell the most since the early days of the pandemic after the budget airline cut its profit outlook for the year, hurt by aircraft groundings during the busy summer travel season.01.08.2024 12:14 European stocks retreated following a slate of disappointing earnings from the autos sector and Societe Generale SA. That took the shine off signs that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates next month.01.08.2024 10:58 Despite the NYT report that Iran has ordered a retaliatory strike on Israel, we are still short of all-out war, says Ryan Bohl, RANE Senior MENA analyst. He also discusses the response from Hezbollah and the impact to cease-fire talks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)01.08.2024 10:30 BMW AG and Volkswagen AG capped a painful earnings period for global automakers that are contending with waning electric-car sales and weak demand in China.01.08.2024 10:23 Japanese trading houses said the central bank’s decision to raise interest rates is positive for their domestic businesses because it signals improvement in the economy, as they released quarterly results.01.08.2024 9:1801.08.2024 8:46 Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)01.08.2024 8:10 Bitcoin missed out on a cross-asset rally stoked by dovish Federal Reserve comments as a tightening US election race casts doubt on whether Donald Trump will get the chance to implement his pro-crypto agenda.01.08.2024 8:05 Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:01.08.2024 7:37 Copper and iron ore rose with most industrial commodities as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell flagged the central bank was on course to cut rates next month, which would be a boost for global growth.01.08.2024 7:32 Global funds snapped up $2.7 billion worth of Chinese stocks on Wednesday, a sudden comeback that helped drive the best rally in more than five months.01.08.2024 7:09 The Bank of Japan’s second interest-rate hike in nearly two decades is set to impact millions of personal mortgages, raising borrowing costs for homebuyers for the first time in a generation.01.08.2024 7:02 The furious 24 hours of trading that capped the yen’s best month in more than a year-and-a-half has strategists at Amundi and TD Securities suggesting the yen may strengthen as far as 140 versus the dollar.01.08.2024 6:32 Japanese stocks plunged, with the Topix index falling the most since April 2020 in a broad selloff, as the yen’s sharp rally weighed on exporters and the central bank’s interest rate hike dragged down real estate shares.01.08.2024 6:09 Japan’s real estate shares tumbled the most since March 2020 on concern mortgage rates will increase and sap demand after the nation’s central bank raised its benchmark interest rate.01.08.2024 5:00 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. suffered its worst-ever selloff by foreign equity investors last month, amid a global rotation out of the leaders of the artificial intelligence boom.01.08.2024 5:00 Hong Kong real estate broker Habitat Property used to count on the city’s Western professionals for the bulk of its business. Things are different nowadays.01.08.2024 4:26 Oil rose after surging on Wednesday as Iran was reported to have ordered a retaliatory strike on Israel for killing a Hamas leader on its soil.01.08.2024 3:43 Australia’s center-left government will be breathing a sigh of relief after the latest inflation data all-but ruled out another interest-rate hike, though experts say cost pressures are dissipating too slowly for an early election.01.08.2024 3:40 Japanese stocks sunk by the most since 2020, with the yen rallying as traders braced for further interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan. Oil climbed for a second day on Middle East tensions.01.08.2024 1:37 The United Automobile Workers had backed President Biden but did not immediately endorse the vice president. Ms. Harris will rally with U.A.W. members in Detroit next week.31.07.2024 23:48 Billionaire Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square has withdrawn an initial public offering for a US closed-end fund, after sharply downsizing a $25 billion fundraising target and facing difficult questions from investors.31.07.2024 22:46 The thousands of payouts, which will total $2 billion, follow years of delays and lawsuits that frustrated struggling Black farmers.31.07.2024 21:59 Nvidia Corp.’s wild ride this week is headed for the record books.31.07.2024 19:00 Australia — one of the world’s most important mining nations — is planning to tighten rules that govern how companies announce their exploration results, with a revised code for listed companies including industry leaders BHP Group Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group.31.07.2024 17:35 The Philippine central bank may still be on track to slash its key interest rate by at least a quarter percentage point in August amid expectations inflation would peak this month, according to Governor Eli Remolona.31.07.2024 17:20 China’s central bank is planning to move the date on which it injects one-year liquidity to domestic lenders to the 25th of each month, according to people familiar with the matter, as part of a shift to relying primarily on a short-term interest rate to steer markets.31.07.2024 17:18 Investors are worried about how much companies are spending on artificial intelligence, but the tech giant is sure that its efforts will pay off.31.07.2024 14:40 Scavenger hunts for rubber ducks hidden by cruise passengers have spawned a duck-loving community of “quackers.” Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 425426427428429430431432433434435436437438439440441442443444445446447448449450451452453454455456457458
Rainfall over the remainder of India’s vital monsoon period is expected to be above the seasonal average, helping efforts by farmers to boost production of rice to soybeans.
Wizz Air Holdings Plc fell the most since the early days of the pandemic after the budget airline cut its profit outlook for the year, hurt by aircraft groundings during the busy summer travel season.
European stocks retreated following a slate of disappointing earnings from the autos sector and Societe Generale SA. That took the shine off signs that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates next month.
Despite the NYT report that Iran has ordered a retaliatory strike on Israel, we are still short of all-out war, says Ryan Bohl, RANE Senior MENA analyst. He also discusses the response from Hezbollah and the impact to cease-fire talks with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
BMW AG and Volkswagen AG capped a painful earnings period for global automakers that are contending with waning electric-car sales and weak demand in China.
Japanese trading houses said the central bank’s decision to raise interest rates is positive for their domestic businesses because it signals improvement in the economy, as they released quarterly results.
Bloomberg: The Asia Trade brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bitcoin missed out on a cross-asset rally stoked by dovish Federal Reserve comments as a tightening US election race casts doubt on whether Donald Trump will get the chance to implement his pro-crypto agenda.
Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:
Global funds snapped up $2.7 billion worth of Chinese stocks on Wednesday, a sudden comeback that helped drive the best rally in more than five months.
The Bank of Japan’s second interest-rate hike in nearly two decades is set to impact millions of personal mortgages, raising borrowing costs for homebuyers for the first time in a generation.
The furious 24 hours of trading that capped the yen’s best month in more than a year-and-a-half has strategists at Amundi and TD Securities suggesting the yen may strengthen as far as 140 versus the dollar.
Japanese stocks plunged, with the Topix index falling the most since April 2020 in a broad selloff, as the yen’s sharp rally weighed on exporters and the central bank’s interest rate hike dragged down real estate shares.
Japan’s real estate shares tumbled the most since March 2020 on concern mortgage rates will increase and sap demand after the nation’s central bank raised its benchmark interest rate.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. suffered its worst-ever selloff by foreign equity investors last month, amid a global rotation out of the leaders of the artificial intelligence boom.
Hong Kong real estate broker Habitat Property used to count on the city’s Western professionals for the bulk of its business. Things are different nowadays.
Oil rose after surging on Wednesday as Iran was reported to have ordered a retaliatory strike on Israel for killing a Hamas leader on its soil.
Australia’s center-left government will be breathing a sigh of relief after the latest inflation data all-but ruled out another interest-rate hike, though experts say cost pressures are dissipating too slowly for an early election.
Japanese stocks sunk by the most since 2020, with the yen rallying as traders braced for further interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan. Oil climbed for a second day on Middle East tensions.
The United Automobile Workers had backed President Biden but did not immediately endorse the vice president. Ms. Harris will rally with U.A.W. members in Detroit next week.
Billionaire Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square has withdrawn an initial public offering for a US closed-end fund, after sharply downsizing a $25 billion fundraising target and facing difficult questions from investors.
The thousands of payouts, which will total $2 billion, follow years of delays and lawsuits that frustrated struggling Black farmers.
Nvidia Corp.’s wild ride this week is headed for the record books.
Australia — one of the world’s most important mining nations — is planning to tighten rules that govern how companies announce their exploration results, with a revised code for listed companies including industry leaders BHP Group Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group.
The Philippine central bank may still be on track to slash its key interest rate by at least a quarter percentage point in August amid expectations inflation would peak this month, according to Governor Eli Remolona.
China’s central bank is planning to move the date on which it injects one-year liquidity to domestic lenders to the 25th of each month, according to people familiar with the matter, as part of a shift to relying primarily on a short-term interest rate to steer markets.
Investors are worried about how much companies are spending on artificial intelligence, but the tech giant is sure that its efforts will pay off.
Scavenger hunts for rubber ducks hidden by cruise passengers have spawned a duck-loving community of “quackers.”