12.09.2024 9:0212.09.2024 9:00 Serbia is poised to resume monetary easing after a pause last month as the central bank forecasts inflation to slow further and European and US policymakers are expected to lower interest rates.12.09.2024 9:00 The European Central Bank is set to lower interest rates again, but will remain tight-lipped on the pace and extent of further action with inflation not yet fully defeated.12.09.2024 8:53 Elite commando team makes plans to help island nation in event Beijing launches war12.09.2024 8:35 China has strongly advised its carmakers to ensure advanced EV technology stays in the country, people familiar with the matter say, even as the companies build factories around the globe. Danny Lee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)12.09.2024 8:29 India’s securities regulator is considering tighter oversight on micro-cap firms going public, including monitoring the use of their funds and imposing stricter due diligence guidelines for merchant bankers, according to a person involved in the discussions.12.09.2024 8:03 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:12.09.2024 7:40 Matthew Michelini, head of Asia-Pacific at ApolloВ Global Management Inc., says the evolving needs of “average savers” in the region is helping drive fundraising and growth for its global wealth business.В He speaks on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade. (Source: Bloomberg)12.09.2024 7:18 Apollo Global Management Inc. said the evolving needs of “average savers” in Asia is helping drive fundraising and growth for its global wealth business.12.09.2024 7:15 Several regional private equity firms have banded together to establish a Vietnamese alliance, aiming to facilitate $35 billion of investment into the Southeast Asian country over the next decade.12.09.2024 6:02 China is turning up the heat on its army of 8,700 investment bankers.12.09.2024 5:40 Japanese stocks advanced, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average gaining more than 3%, as a pause in the yen’s strengthening trend gave a boost to exporters such as technology companies and automakers.12.09.2024 5:08 First-half earnings in Asia showed how the ripple effects of the Red Sea crisis will continue to be costly for companies that make goods for export, while those that transport their wares benefit from higher freight rates.12.09.2024 4:53 Gold steadied after a small decline following a report that showed underlying US inflation picked up in August, weakening expectations for an outsized interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week.12.09.2024 4:24 Oil steadied after the biggest gain in more than two weeks as Hurricane Francine hit crude-producing regions in the Gulf of Mexico, and traders looked ahead to market insights from the International Energy Agency.12.09.2024 4:00 Tech giant’s PaLM2 is the latest target of scrutiny from Ireland’s Data Protection Commission12.09.2024 4:00 Southeast Asian equities have cemented their position as a favorite play of money managers positioning for the Federal Reserve’s policy pivot.12.09.2024 4:00 Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao said it will focus on expanding further into established foreign markets in the coming years, notably the US, working to draw new customers as diners at home pull back on spending.12.09.2024 3:27 Stocks in Asia rose Thursday for the first time this week, as a tech-fueled rally on Wall Street spread across the region.12.09.2024 2:31 Austerity and failed attempts at reform have contributed to decline of health provision, says Darzi report12.09.2024 2:00 Thailand’s new prime minister has a roadmap to deal with the most pressing issues ranging from a near-record household debt to a tepid growth rate and an aging society. But the plan is short on details that would ensure time-bound outcomes, according to economists.12.09.2024 1:50 Allies disappointed by former US president’s uneven performance in televised showdown with Kamala Harris 12.09.2024 1:37 MultiPlan Corp. said it is talking with some debtholders about revamping its capital structure, a move which could result in losses for some investors.12.09.2024 1:22 Data sets stage for Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at its meeting next week12.09.2024 1:11 Freedom of information request by the FT seeking breakdown of the government overspend is declined 12.09.2024 0:58 American and British officials use visit to Kyiv to consider whether missiles can be directed at targets far inside Russia11.09.2024 22:32 Move in retaliation over sanctions could affect western nuclear reactors, many of which rely on Russian supplies 11.09.2024 22:06 Chancellor to hold meeting with bosses after Britain’s big six lenders reported record profits 11.09.2024 21:41 The vice-president proved she is a strong candidate for the presidency, while Trump underlined his flaws11.09.2024 20:08 Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch lead the race following the second round of voting 11.09.2024 15:49 She already has a political empire, but she must command it — and neutralise damage from the government’s early mistakes Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 591592593594595596597598599600601602603604605606607608609610611612613614615616617618619620621622623624
Serbia is poised to resume monetary easing after a pause last month as the central bank forecasts inflation to slow further and European and US policymakers are expected to lower interest rates.
The European Central Bank is set to lower interest rates again, but will remain tight-lipped on the pace and extent of further action with inflation not yet fully defeated.
Elite commando team makes plans to help island nation in event Beijing launches war
China has strongly advised its carmakers to ensure advanced EV technology stays in the country, people familiar with the matter say, even as the companies build factories around the globe. Danny Lee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
India’s securities regulator is considering tighter oversight on micro-cap firms going public, including monitoring the use of their funds and imposing stricter due diligence guidelines for merchant bankers, according to a person involved in the discussions.
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:
Matthew Michelini, head of Asia-Pacific at Apollo Global Management Inc., says the evolving needs of “average savers” in the region is helping drive fundraising and growth for its global wealth business. He speaks on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade. (Source: Bloomberg)
Apollo Global Management Inc. said the evolving needs of “average savers” in Asia is helping drive fundraising and growth for its global wealth business.
Several regional private equity firms have banded together to establish a Vietnamese alliance, aiming to facilitate $35 billion of investment into the Southeast Asian country over the next decade.
China is turning up the heat on its army of 8,700 investment bankers.
Japanese stocks advanced, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average gaining more than 3%, as a pause in the yen’s strengthening trend gave a boost to exporters such as technology companies and automakers.
First-half earnings in Asia showed how the ripple effects of the Red Sea crisis will continue to be costly for companies that make goods for export, while those that transport their wares benefit from higher freight rates.
Gold steadied after a small decline following a report that showed underlying US inflation picked up in August, weakening expectations for an outsized interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week.
Oil steadied after the biggest gain in more than two weeks as Hurricane Francine hit crude-producing regions in the Gulf of Mexico, and traders looked ahead to market insights from the International Energy Agency.
Tech giant’s PaLM2 is the latest target of scrutiny from Ireland’s Data Protection Commission
Southeast Asian equities have cemented their position as a favorite play of money managers positioning for the Federal Reserve’s policy pivot.
Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao said it will focus on expanding further into established foreign markets in the coming years, notably the US, working to draw new customers as diners at home pull back on spending.
Stocks in Asia rose Thursday for the first time this week, as a tech-fueled rally on Wall Street spread across the region.
Austerity and failed attempts at reform have contributed to decline of health provision, says Darzi report
Thailand’s new prime minister has a roadmap to deal with the most pressing issues ranging from a near-record household debt to a tepid growth rate and an aging society. But the plan is short on details that would ensure time-bound outcomes, according to economists.
MultiPlan Corp. said it is talking with some debtholders about revamping its capital structure, a move which could result in losses for some investors.
Data sets stage for Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at its meeting next week
Freedom of information request by the FT seeking breakdown of the government overspend is declined 
American and British officials use visit to Kyiv to consider whether missiles can be directed at targets far inside Russia
Move in retaliation over sanctions could affect western nuclear reactors, many of which rely on Russian supplies 
Chancellor to hold meeting with bosses after Britain’s big six lenders reported record profits 
The vice-president proved she is a strong candidate for the presidency, while Trump underlined his flaws
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch lead the race following the second round of voting 
She already has a political empire, but she must command it — and neutralise damage from the government’s early mistakes