26.09.2024 9:01 The housing market has become unaffordable for many buyers. The federal government says it’s working on it.26.09.2024 9:0026.09.2024 8:58 PGIM President & CEO David Hunt says geopolitics remains top of mind of CIOs and investors rather than the traditional business cycle concerns. He speaks with Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of SuperReturn Asia, a private equity event. (Source: Bloomberg)26.09.2024 8:56 New Zealand faces rising debt in coming decades as an aging population exacerbates a structural budget deficit, in a major challenge for fiscal policy, a top Treasury adviser said.26.09.2024 8:46 Bloomberg has learned that China is considering injecting 1 trillion yuan or $142 billion of capital into its biggest state banks to increase their capacity to lend. Bloomberg China Correspondent Minmin Low discusses the details with Yvonne Man and David Ingles on Bloomberg: The China Show. (Source: Bloomberg)26.09.2024 8:46 China is considering injecting up to 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of capital into its biggest state banks, according to people familiar with the matter. The move would let the lenders increase their capacity to support the economy. Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst Francis Chan shares his views.26.09.2024 8:33 Country Garden Holdings Co. has won bondholders’ approval to push back payments on its nine yuan bonds by six months, according to people familiar with the matter, giving the developer more time to map out an onshore debt overhaul.26.09.2024 8:30 Base metals and iron ore fell as investors questioned whether China’s surprise stimulus package earlier this week would revive Asia’s largest economy, including the real estate market.26.09.2024 7:58 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:26.09.2024 7:22 Indian stock exchange operator BSE Ltd. has told bankers to increase their oversight of the initial public offering applications of small companies, after the exchange found discrepancies in the filing documents of some recent deals, according to people familiar with the matter.26.09.2024 6:56 China is considering injecting up to 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of capital into its biggest state banks to increase their capacity to support the struggling economy, according to people familiar with the matter.26.09.2024 6:56 Mira Murati’s departure from OpenAI could not have come at a worse time. 26.09.2024 6:38 Gilles Langourieux CEO at Virtuos, discusses the outlook for the video gaming industry and the impact from AI. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade (Source: Bloomberg)26.09.2024 6:30 Australia’s financial regulators are engaging with the industry to understand and monitor the adoption of artificial intelligence, the Reserve Bank said on Thursday.26.09.2024 6:25 China says it will give one-off cash handouts to people in extreme poverty, in a rare announcement of direct aid. The government will issue living subsidies to disadvantaged groups, including the very poor and orphans, before the National Day holiday next week, the state broadcaster CCTV reported without providing details. Minmin Low discusses the development on Bloomberg Television.26.09.2024 6:15 Nick Wilcox of hedge fund firm Man Group Plc expects Chinese stocks to extend their rally on continued policy support, defying skeptics who warn the gains will be fleeting.26.09.2024 6:01 China’s Zijin Mining Group Co. is considering an expansion of its jointly-owned copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo that would place it among the world’s biggest single sources of the metal.26.09.2024 5:56 Japanese small-cap stocks are coming into favor in an uncertain world in which a bottom-up style of investing can help identify companies that are resilient to changes in macro conditions, according to Invesco’s Yukihiro Hattori.26.09.2024 5:53 New World Development Co. suspended trading of its shares in Hong Kong on Thursday morning, after people familiar with the matter said Chief Executive Officer Adrian Cheng is poised to step down from the debt-laden developer.26.09.2024 4:59 MBK Partners sweetened its unsolicited bid for control of Korea Zinc Co. by about 14%, pushing the stock to a record and valuing the world’s biggest zinc smelter at 15.5 trillion won ($11.6 billion).26.09.2024 4:58 New Zealand’s central bank has defended its position on bank capital requirements after claims they may be contributing to a lack of competition between lenders.26.09.2024 4:30 Oil steadied after declining the most in two weeks as Libya’s factions reached a “compromise” on leadership for the OPEC member’s central bank, opening the way to the return of some crude production.26.09.2024 3:41 Asian equities rallied Thursday as fresh signs of vigor in technology stocks spread across the region. The yen struggled for traction against the dollar.26.09.2024 0:01 Israel intercepted the missile fired at the headquarters of its Mossad spy agency, as Israel’s military chief told troops that airstrikes against the Hezbollah militant group were in preparation for a pot ... 25.09.2024 22:16 Pakistan secured final approval to start a $7 billion loan program from the International Monetary Fund, unlocking crucial financing to sustain the nation’s recovery from a crisis.25.09.2024 21:43 A massive trade was made in the short-term interest rates market Wednesday.25.09.2024 20:59 “My brother got a better interest rate because he acted fast, and here I am twiddling my thumbs, overwhelmed with banks.”25.09.2024 20:54 Some U.S. auto makers are more vulnerable to increased competition from China and face market-share loss, analysts at Morgan Stanley say. 25.09.2024 20:41 FanDuel boosted its outlook for the size of the total addressable market in North America.25.09.2024 15:05 China’s pledge of up to $340 billion to boost its ailing equities is invoking parallels with past efforts at home and in Japan that largely faltered in lifting the economy after an initial burst of enthusiasm.25.09.2024 14:02 The rally in Malaysia’s ringgit, which climbed to a three-year high this week, is likely to last given the nation’s favorable economic outlook and reforms, according to the central bank. 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The housing market has become unaffordable for many buyers. The federal government says it’s working on it.
PGIM President & CEO David Hunt says geopolitics remains top of mind of CIOs and investors rather than the traditional business cycle concerns. He speaks with Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of SuperReturn Asia, a private equity event. (Source: Bloomberg)
New Zealand faces rising debt in coming decades as an aging population exacerbates a structural budget deficit, in a major challenge for fiscal policy, a top Treasury adviser said.
Bloomberg has learned that China is considering injecting 1 trillion yuan or $142 billion of capital into its biggest state banks to increase their capacity to lend. Bloomberg China Correspondent Minmin Low discusses the details with Yvonne Man and David Ingles on Bloomberg: The China Show. (Source: Bloomberg)
China is considering injecting up to 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of capital into its biggest state banks, according to people familiar with the matter. The move would let the lenders increase their capacity to support the economy. Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst Francis Chan shares his views.
Country Garden Holdings Co. has won bondholders’ approval to push back payments on its nine yuan bonds by six months, according to people familiar with the matter, giving the developer more time to map out an onshore debt overhaul.
Base metals and iron ore fell as investors questioned whether China’s surprise stimulus package earlier this week would revive Asia’s largest economy, including the real estate market.
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:
Indian stock exchange operator BSE Ltd. has told bankers to increase their oversight of the initial public offering applications of small companies, after the exchange found discrepancies in the filing documents of some recent deals, according to people familiar with the matter.
China is considering injecting up to 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of capital into its biggest state banks to increase their capacity to support the struggling economy, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mira Murati’s departure from OpenAI could not have come at a worse time. 
Gilles Langourieux CEO at Virtuos, discusses the outlook for the video gaming industry and the impact from AI. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade (Source: Bloomberg)
Australia’s financial regulators are engaging with the industry to understand and monitor the adoption of artificial intelligence, the Reserve Bank said on Thursday.
China says it will give one-off cash handouts to people in extreme poverty, in a rare announcement of direct aid. The government will issue living subsidies to disadvantaged groups, including the very poor and orphans, before the National Day holiday next week, the state broadcaster CCTV reported without providing details. Minmin Low discusses the development on Bloomberg Television.
Nick Wilcox of hedge fund firm Man Group Plc expects Chinese stocks to extend their rally on continued policy support, defying skeptics who warn the gains will be fleeting.
China’s Zijin Mining Group Co. is considering an expansion of its jointly-owned copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo that would place it among the world’s biggest single sources of the metal.
Japanese small-cap stocks are coming into favor in an uncertain world in which a bottom-up style of investing can help identify companies that are resilient to changes in macro conditions, according to Invesco’s Yukihiro Hattori.
New World Development Co. suspended trading of its shares in Hong Kong on Thursday morning, after people familiar with the matter said Chief Executive Officer Adrian Cheng is poised to step down from the debt-laden developer.
MBK Partners sweetened its unsolicited bid for control of Korea Zinc Co. by about 14%, pushing the stock to a record and valuing the world’s biggest zinc smelter at 15.5 trillion won ($11.6 billion).
New Zealand’s central bank has defended its position on bank capital requirements after claims they may be contributing to a lack of competition between lenders.
Oil steadied after declining the most in two weeks as Libya’s factions reached a “compromise” on leadership for the OPEC member’s central bank, opening the way to the return of some crude production.
Asian equities rallied Thursday as fresh signs of vigor in technology stocks spread across the region. The yen struggled for traction against the dollar.
Pakistan secured final approval to start a $7 billion loan program from the International Monetary Fund, unlocking crucial financing to sustain the nation’s recovery from a crisis.
A massive trade was made in the short-term interest rates market Wednesday.
“My brother got a better interest rate because he acted fast, and here I am twiddling my thumbs, overwhelmed with banks.”
Some U.S. auto makers are more vulnerable to increased competition from China and face market-share loss, analysts at Morgan Stanley say. 
FanDuel boosted its outlook for the size of the total addressable market in North America.
China’s pledge of up to $340 billion to boost its ailing equities is invoking parallels with past efforts at home and in Japan that largely faltered in lifting the economy after an initial burst of enthusiasm.
The rally in Malaysia’s ringgit, which climbed to a three-year high this week, is likely to last given the nation’s favorable economic outlook and reforms, according to the central bank.