30.09.2024 7:56 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:30.09.2024 7:50 When Michael Strobaek joined Lombard Odier as chief investment officer in November, one of his first big moves was to sell all the China stocks and bonds in its holdings managed for private clients.30.09.2024 6:54 Singapore’s High Court approved former oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin’s agreements to pay $3.59 billion to the liquidators of his company and creditor HSBC Holdings Plc, ending the multiyear civil cases against him and his family.30.09.2024 6:43 The yen fell as the market’s shock subsided over Shigeru Ishiba’s victory in the leadership race of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.30.09.2024 6:35 Chinese stocks extended one of their most remarkable turnarounds in history, soaring for a ninth straight day as government stimulus entices investors back to one of the most beaten-down markets worldwide.30.09.2024 6:30 India’s securities market regulator will consider rules to limit a surge in derivatives trading in the nation, people familiar with the matter said, after growing retail participation took the speculative bets to the highest in the world.30.09.2024 6:02 Chinese PremierВ Li QiangВ has promised to speed up delivery of new policies and major projects to meet annual economic goals. He spoke at a State Council meeting Sunday after aВ barrageВ of stimulus measures were revealed last week. Meanwhile, Shanghai, China’s financial hub, Shenzhen, the southern city known for its tech industry, and trading hub GuangzhouВ eased rules for homebuyers. Jill Disis reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)30.09.2024 5:23 Singapore’s stagnant initial public offering market is relying on a boost next year from real estate investment trusts.30.09.2024 5:14 Nomura Holdings Inc. was excluded as lead manager for several yen bond deals after authorities found market rule violations, the second time this year that Japanese companies cut underwriters over breaches.30.09.2024 5:05 Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities has opted to establish its own brokerage operation in China after failing in its bid for Credit Suisse’s onshore business and seeing no viable alternative takeover targets, people familiar with the matter said.30.09.2024 4:43 Iron ore spiked almost 11% after three of China’s biggest cities eased curbs on home-buying, bolstering the demand outlook in the world’s biggest consumer of the steel-making ingredient.30.09.2024 4:30 Malaysia’s consumer stocks are set for a bounce thanks to tailwinds from a stronger ringgit, according to the country’s top-performing fund.30.09.2024 4:01 Revenue growth slows at Big Four firm as clients cut spending on consultants 30.09.2024 4:00 When it comes to Chinese equities, the dominant feeling has turned to optimism.30.09.2024 3:49 Equities in China and Hong Kong were standout gainers on Monday after Beijing’s latest measures to tackle its property crisis. Stocks elsewhere in Asia declined with Japan’s benchmark plummeting.30.09.2024 3:44 Japanese stocks tumbled after Shigeru Ishiba’s surprise victory over Sanae Takaichi in the ruling party’s leadership race wrongfooted investors who had bet on a boost from more monetary stimulus from his rival.30.09.2024 3:27 Power outages hit five states with floods estimated to have caused billions of dollars of damage30.09.2024 3:06 Oil edged higher after Israel’s killing of Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, with the market waiting to see how Iran will respond.30.09.2024 3:00 More Chinese are headed to Europe and other far-flung hotspots during the Golden Week holiday that sees hundreds of millions in the country on the move, in the most robust signs of a travel rebound since the country re-opened its borders.30.09.2024 2:00 Opposition to Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Akio Toyoda has surfaced among some of the Japanese company’s biggest investors, after a series of vehicle safety scandals gave rise to concerns about his leadership and the future of the world’s biggest carmaker.30.09.2024 2:00 The Korean won is poised to strengthen toward a key level, supported by ongoing bond inflows and expectations the central bank will refrain from cutting interest rates next week.30.09.2024 2:00 As a quant, hedge fund manager Leda Braga hired her first Ph.D. in artificial intelligence back in 2008 to build out computer-led trading strategies. Lately, she’s needed a new type of computer scientist.30.09.2024 1:03 Austria’s traditional political powers are pledging to block the far-right Freedom Party from forming a government following Sunday’s national elections, marking the latest effort to stem the rising tide of populism in Europe.29.09.2024 23:53 Former prime minister urges Conservatives to unite behind who succeeds him as party leader29.09.2024 22:24 Eraj Shirvani exits the Swiss financial services company as it chases $2.3bn of debts still outstanding29.09.2024 21:03 Row breaks out over leadership contender’s comments as Tory annual conference gets under way in Birmingham 29.09.2024 19:26 Chinese property shares rallied after three of the country’s largest cities eased rules for homebuyers, following through on the central government’s latest efforts to prop up the embattled real estate sector.29.09.2024 18:00 Key industry and government officials are urging US dockworkers and their employers to avoid a strike at East and Gulf coast ports this week, though many facilities are already bracing for a shutdown.29.09.2024 17:30 Australia posted back-to-back budget surpluses for the first time in 16 years.29.09.2024 13:54 Weak growth likely to lead central bank to lower rates by 0.25% next month rather than in December 29.09.2024 12:16 Nio Inc. jumped the most in nearly five months Monday after unveiling a cash injection worth 13.3 billion yuan ($1.9 billion) from existing shareholders. 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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:
When Michael Strobaek joined Lombard Odier as chief investment officer in November, one of his first big moves was to sell all the China stocks and bonds in its holdings managed for private clients.
Singapore’s High Court approved former oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin’s agreements to pay $3.59 billion to the liquidators of his company and creditor HSBC Holdings Plc, ending the multiyear civil cases against him and his family.
The yen fell as the market’s shock subsided over Shigeru Ishiba’s victory in the leadership race of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Chinese stocks extended one of their most remarkable turnarounds in history, soaring for a ninth straight day as government stimulus entices investors back to one of the most beaten-down markets worldwide.
India’s securities market regulator will consider rules to limit a surge in derivatives trading in the nation, people familiar with the matter said, after growing retail participation took the speculative bets to the highest in the world.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has promised to speed up delivery of new policies and major projects to meet annual economic goals. He spoke at a State Council meeting Sunday after a barrage of stimulus measures were revealed last week. Meanwhile, Shanghai, China’s financial hub, Shenzhen, the southern city known for its tech industry, and trading hub Guangzhou eased rules for homebuyers. Jill Disis reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Singapore’s stagnant initial public offering market is relying on a boost next year from real estate investment trusts.
Nomura Holdings Inc. was excluded as lead manager for several yen bond deals after authorities found market rule violations, the second time this year that Japanese companies cut underwriters over breaches.
Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities has opted to establish its own brokerage operation in China after failing in its bid for Credit Suisse’s onshore business and seeing no viable alternative takeover targets, people familiar with the matter said.
Iron ore spiked almost 11% after three of China’s biggest cities eased curbs on home-buying, bolstering the demand outlook in the world’s biggest consumer of the steel-making ingredient.
Malaysia’s consumer stocks are set for a bounce thanks to tailwinds from a stronger ringgit, according to the country’s top-performing fund.
Revenue growth slows at Big Four firm as clients cut spending on consultants 
When it comes to Chinese equities, the dominant feeling has turned to optimism.
Equities in China and Hong Kong were standout gainers on Monday after Beijing’s latest measures to tackle its property crisis. Stocks elsewhere in Asia declined with Japan’s benchmark plummeting.
Japanese stocks tumbled after Shigeru Ishiba’s surprise victory over Sanae Takaichi in the ruling party’s leadership race wrongfooted investors who had bet on a boost from more monetary stimulus from his rival.
Power outages hit five states with floods estimated to have caused billions of dollars of damage
Oil edged higher after Israel’s killing of Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, with the market waiting to see how Iran will respond.
More Chinese are headed to Europe and other far-flung hotspots during the Golden Week holiday that sees hundreds of millions in the country on the move, in the most robust signs of a travel rebound since the country re-opened its borders.
Opposition to Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Akio Toyoda has surfaced among some of the Japanese company’s biggest investors, after a series of vehicle safety scandals gave rise to concerns about his leadership and the future of the world’s biggest carmaker.
The Korean won is poised to strengthen toward a key level, supported by ongoing bond inflows and expectations the central bank will refrain from cutting interest rates next week.
As a quant, hedge fund manager Leda Braga hired her first Ph.D. in artificial intelligence back in 2008 to build out computer-led trading strategies. Lately, she’s needed a new type of computer scientist.
Austria’s traditional political powers are pledging to block the far-right Freedom Party from forming a government following Sunday’s national elections, marking the latest effort to stem the rising tide of populism in Europe.
Former prime minister urges Conservatives to unite behind who succeeds him as party leader
Eraj Shirvani exits the Swiss financial services company as it chases $2.3bn of debts still outstanding
Row breaks out over leadership contender’s comments as Tory annual conference gets under way in Birmingham 
Chinese property shares rallied after three of the country’s largest cities eased rules for homebuyers, following through on the central government’s latest efforts to prop up the embattled real estate sector.
Key industry and government officials are urging US dockworkers and their employers to avoid a strike at East and Gulf coast ports this week, though many facilities are already bracing for a shutdown.
Australia posted back-to-back budget surpluses for the first time in 16 years.
Weak growth likely to lead central bank to lower rates by 0.25% next month rather than in December 
Nio Inc. jumped the most in nearly five months Monday after unveiling a cash injection worth 13.3 billion yuan ($1.9 billion) from existing shareholders.