| 20.09.2024 14:03Now That Rates Are Falling, Let’s Turn to Other Matters The Federal Reserve has at last cut interest rates but our columnist points out a host of concerns that could weigh on financial markets.20.09.2024 14:02Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn and boyfriend Diego Osorio slash the price of their $4.5 million Miami Beach home The couple is offering a big discount on the 3,016-square-footВ FloridaВ dwelling after first listing it a year ago.20.09.2024 13:28BOE’s Mann Says MPC Should Move Slowly Then Cut Aggressively Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann said she would prefer to keep rates higher for longer and then cut more aggressively when it is clear inflation risks are receding.20.09.2024 13:20India Lends Maldives Enough Funds for Sukuk Coupon Payment India lent the Maldives enough funds for its upcoming Islamic bond payments, easing a default risk for the island nation in the near-term.20.09.2024 13:03Asia’s Oldest Bourse Set for Best Week Ever on Rival’s IPO Hopes BSE Ltd.’s stock in India is poised for its best weekly performance ever as investors bet on a trading boom for the stock exchange operator stemming from a competitor’s potential IPO listing.20.09.2024 13:00Lots More With Sam Ro on the Booming World of RIAs 20.09.2024 12:51Mercedes Slashes Outlook as China Market Cools Mercedes-Benz Group AG cut its financial forecast for the year due to a rapid deterioration of its business in China — the company’s biggest market. The Chinese market has cooled further, hurting sales of Mercedes’ most expensive models like the S-Class and Maybach sedans. Bloomberg’s Elisabeth Behrmann reports.20.09.2024 12:48Foreign Investors Sell Record Japanese Stocks on Yen Jitters Foreign investors sold the most Japanese equities on record last week amid jitters going into major central bank decisions.20.09.2024 12:38European Gas Extends Weekly Declines on Winter Supply Optimism European natural gas prices are set for a third weekly decline on mounting confidence that the region will have sufficient winter supplies.20.09.2024 12:30A Tiny Fraction of Carbon Projects Are High Quality, MSCI Says Just 5% of more than 4,000 projects in the global carbon-credit market are considered high quality, according to an analysis by MSCI Inc.20.09.2024 12:25BOJ Likely to Remain on Hold Through October, BofA Says Izumi Devalier, chief Japan economist at Bank of America, says the Japanese central bank is unlikely to hike interest rates in October either, citing a stronger yen and uncertainty around the US outlook as potential factors behind Governor Ueda’s decision. Devalier speaks on Bloomberg Television as the Bank of Japan announced it would keep policy unchanged on Friday.20.09.2024 12:15Tokyo Metro Seeks to Raise More Than $2 Billion in IPO The initial public offering of Tokyo Metro Co., one of two subway operators based in Japan’s capital, is seeking to raise around ВҐ319.6 billion ($2.24 billion), giving a big boost to the country’s market for new listings.20.09.2024 12:08Russian Fuel Exports Rebound as Diesel and Fuel Oil Flows Rise Russian oil-product exports rebounded in the first half of this month, driven by a recovery in diesel and fuel oil shipments amid improved refining rates.20.09.2024 12:03SEB Survey Shows Small Chance of Half-Point Riksbank Cut Swedish fixed-income investors expect the Riksbank to cut its benchmark rate by a quarter-point next week, with a minority projecting a larger cut, a survey from SEB AB showed.20.09.2024 11:50Skin-Scarring Training Planned in Congo for 1970s-Era Mpox Shot African health-care workers fighting the rapid spread of a virulent mpox strain will learn how to effectively scratch under layers of children’s skin to induce an immune response, a method not widely used in inoculation rollouts for decades.20.09.2024 11:44ECB’s Guindos Says Cross-Border Bank Consolidation Is Important European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said European banking consolidation is “important,” echoing comments made earlier this week.20.09.2024 11:41Traders See Trouble in Zimbabwe’s 28% Stock Surge and Weaker ZiG Zimbabwe’s stocks are on a tear as investors seek refuge from the new bullion-backed currency that’s at a record low against the US dollar.20.09.2024 11:40South Africa Lowers Interest Rates for First Time Since 2020 South Africa’s central bank cut interest rates for the first time in four years and signaled a more optimistic outlook for inflation. Danelee Masia, Deutsche Bank, South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa Chief Economist, discusses with Joumanna Bercetche and Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons: Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2024 11:37Copper Enjoys Strong Week With Boost From Fed, China Demand Copper rose to a two-month high to cap a strong week for metals, helped by the Federal Reserve’s half-point rate cut.20.09.2024 11:11UK Deficit Overshoots, Debt at 100% of GDP in Blow to Reeves UK government borrowing came in higher than forecast in the first five months of the fiscal year, keeping Chancellor Rachel Reeves under pressure to raise taxes to balance the books in her budget next month.20.09.2024 11:10UK Retail Sales Beat Expectations During August Sunny Spell UK retail sales picked up pace in August, as consumers’ desire to take advantage of sunny weather and summer discounts offset gathering political and fiscal anxieties.20.09.2024 10:35Malaysia Offers Zero Tax for Family Offices in $100 Billion Forest City Development Malaysia is offering 0% tax rate for family offices to set up shop in its struggling mega-project Forest City, as it looks to revive investor interest in the $100 billion development near its border with Singapore.20.09.2024 10:18Indonesian Rupiah Set for Best Week Since January as Bonds Rally The Indonesian rupiah is poised for its best week since January, as the nation’s bonds rally on rising inflows. Bank Indonesia said it is allowing the currency to strengthen.20.09.2024 9:24Yen Bets Under Pressure After BOJ Governor’s Cautious Remarks Traders hoping for a hawkish tone from the Bank of Japan’s Kazuo Ueda at a press conference on Friday were left disappointed, undermining hopes of a yen rally.20.09.2024 9:00German Economy Flatlining With Growth to Only Resume at Year-End Germany will narrowly dodge a recession but only resume growth toward year-end, according to analysts — extending a malaise that’s fueling concern over the future of Europe’s biggest economy.20.09.2024 9:00FX Shortages, Economy Woes Keep African Currencies Pressured While emerging-market currencies have broadly benefited from a softer US dollar this quarter, African currencies have bucked the trend, weighed down by local economic challenges.20.09.2024 8:02Yen Weakens as Ueda Indicates BOJ Isn’t in Hurry to Hike Rates The yen touched its weakest point of the day after Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated the Bank of Japan isn’t in a hurry to increase interest rates again after hikes in March and July.20.09.2024 3:38Stocks Are Mixed as Euphoria Over Big Fed Cut Ebbs: Markets Wrap Stocks were mixed Friday, with declines in European equities and US futures contrasting with gains in Asia, as investors studied the trajectory for interest rates.20.09.2024 2:45Apple’s iPhone 16 is selling better than the iPhone 15, says T-Mobile CEO T-Mobile Chief Executive Mike Sievert says it’s “nonsense” that the iPhone 16 line’s preorder sales are underwhelming.19.09.2024 20:58French Premier Pitches New Cabinet to Exit Political Impasse French Prime Minister Michel Barnier met with President Emmanuel Macron in Paris late on Thursday to propose a new government after two weeks of tense consultations with rival political groups.19.09.2024 16:52Swiss Economists See вЂ?Substantial’ Chance of SNB Half-Point Cut The Federal Reserve’s half-point interest-rate reduction has increased the chances that Swiss National Bank officials will follow with a move of the same size, economists say. 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