16.09.2024 8:03 Bajaj Housing Finance Ltd.’s shares are set to begin trading on Monday following an initial public offering that was oversubscribed by more than 60 times.16.09.2024 8:00 Credit cards, mortgages and savings will be affected when the Federal Reserve makes its expected rate cut. The question this time is how, exactly. ... 16.09.2024 8:00 Moscow’s war “is feeding itself” as friends and backers cash in on crops from occupied territories. ... 16.09.2024 7:53 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:16.09.2024 6:59 The gunman took off in a vehicle and is now in custody. ... 16.09.2024 6:58 David Lin, 68, was one of three U.S. citizens deemed to have been wrongfully detained by Beijing. ... 16.09.2024 6:45 Warehouses across China are bulging with grain as a deepening economic crisis takes hold, leaving the world’s farmers to grapple with the prospect of a long-lasting slowdown gripping one of their largest customers.16.09.2024 6:39 A gauge of Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong fell after broadly weaker macro data dashed optimism of a meaningful rebound in the economy in the absence of comprehensive stimulus.16.09.2024 6:00 ‘Corporate girlies’ and guys boast about their jobs online, even the mundane parts. ... 16.09.2024 5:45 USD/JPY may set a year-to-date low below 140.00 if markets focus on monetary-policy convergence between the FOMC and the BOJ as they meet this week, Commonwealth Bank of Australia said. ... 16.09.2024 5:40 The strongest typhoon in more than seven decades has struck China’s financial capital, bringing gale-force winds and heavy rain to the eastern seaboard and disrupting holidaymakers at the start of a days-long national festival.16.09.2024 5:37 The best week in over a year for Australia’s mining shares is at risk of reversing as concerns deepen over China’s growth trajectory.16.09.2024 5:14 Oil edged higher in the early Asian session. After two-quarters of contraction, China’s oil demand should grow by 300,000 bbl/day on-year in 4Q, Citi Research analysts said. ... 16.09.2024 4:55 Gold edged higher in the early Asian session amid mild dollar weakness, which typically makes the precious metal more affordable for buyers using other currencies. ... 16.09.2024 4:52 Auckland International Airport said it would seek to raise up to $860 million to upgrade facilities built some 60 years ago. ... 16.09.2024 4:30 Hong Kong shares were lower in early trade after data over the weekend showed China’s economy slowing further. ... 16.09.2024 4:28 Oil steadied after its first weekly gain in a month as a drop in Libyan exports was offset by signs an economic slump in China is deepening.16.09.2024 4:25 Australian bond traders have a lot to deal with this week internationally and domestically. ... 16.09.2024 3:35 City Hall’s chief counsel stepped down Saturday, as probes expand in America’s biggest city, with four agencies now involved. ... 16.09.2024 3:3416.09.2024 3:3416.09.2024 3:34 A gauge of Asian stocks shifted between losses and gains on Monday, with expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut tempered by signs of enduring slack in China’s economy.16.09.2024 3:30 Back in January, Premier Li Qiang trumpeted China’s success in exceeding its 2023 growth goal without resorting to “massive stimulus.” Repeating the same feat this year now looks less likely.16.09.2024 3:0416.09.2024 2:3116.09.2024 2:1215.09.2024 16:3015.09.2024 16:2415.09.2024 15:5515.09.2024 15:5015.09.2024 12:14 Chinese stocks trading in Hong Kong look primed for losses on Monday following a poor set of economic data that’s deepened skepticism over any near-term market recovery. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 607608609610611612613614615616617618619620621622623624625626627628629630631632633634635636637638639640
Bajaj Housing Finance Ltd.’s shares are set to begin trading on Monday following an initial public offering that was oversubscribed by more than 60 times.
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:
Warehouses across China are bulging with grain as a deepening economic crisis takes hold, leaving the world’s farmers to grapple with the prospect of a long-lasting slowdown gripping one of their largest customers.
A gauge of Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong fell after broadly weaker macro data dashed optimism of a meaningful rebound in the economy in the absence of comprehensive stimulus.
The strongest typhoon in more than seven decades has struck China’s financial capital, bringing gale-force winds and heavy rain to the eastern seaboard and disrupting holidaymakers at the start of a days-long national festival.
The best week in over a year for Australia’s mining shares is at risk of reversing as concerns deepen over China’s growth trajectory.
Oil steadied after its first weekly gain in a month as a drop in Libyan exports was offset by signs an economic slump in China is deepening.
A gauge of Asian stocks shifted between losses and gains on Monday, with expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut tempered by signs of enduring slack in China’s economy.
Back in January, Premier Li Qiang trumpeted China’s success in exceeding its 2023 growth goal without resorting to “massive stimulus.” Repeating the same feat this year now looks less likely.
Chinese stocks trading in Hong Kong look primed for losses on Monday following a poor set of economic data that’s deepened skepticism over any near-term market recovery.