04.12.2024 9:09 FranceвЂ?s no-confidence vote is emboldening currency options traders to short the euro against the yen.04.12.2024 9:0004.12.2024 8:11 A few Chinese meme stocks whose names are related to Korea jumped as traders sought to cash in on a brief declaration of martial law in the nation.04.12.2024 7:45 A group of investors led by Carlyle Group Inc. is considering reviving the sale of Trans Maldivian Airways Pvt., people familiar with the matter said, amid a recovery in travel to the island nation.04.12.2024 7:45 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:04.12.2024 7:13 Indonesia’s central bank said it was ready to intervene in currency markets to steady the rupiah as it weakened toward the psychological level of 16,000 per dollar.04.12.2024 7:00 China’s major technology stocks have been left behind in this year’s global frenzy over artificial intelligence, and a lack of demand for actual AI usage coupled with geopolitical pressures make it unlikely they can cash in anytime soon.04.12.2024 6:45 Mitsubishi Corp. has suffered a loss of more than $90 million in China after uncovering suspected fraud by one of its copper traders, according to people familiar with the matter.04.12.2024 5:21 Gold steadied after rising on Tuesday as political turmoil in South Korea and France buoyed demand for haven assets.04.12.2024 5:20 Cryptocurrency speculators kept Bitcoin in sight of the landmark $100,000 level in anticipation of further steps to support the sector by US President-elect Donald Trump.04.12.2024 5:06 Thailand’s biggest publicly listed company will meet with the bourse next month over its surging stock that its chief executive officer attributed as “not healthy.”04.12.2024 5:04 South Korea’s currency recovered while its stocks fell Wednesday, as investors braced for prolonged political uncertainties following a brief decree of martial law by President Yoon Suk Yeol.04.12.2024 4:27 Oil steadied after the biggest advance in more than two weeks as OPEC+ made progress toward a deal to delay further the restoration of shuttered supply, and the US imposed more sanctions on Iranian crude.04.12.2024 4:2404.12.2024 4:1704.12.2024 4:1704.12.2024 4:05 New Zealand officials are investigating a second egg farm in the southern region of Otago for potential cases of bird flu.04.12.2024 4:0104.12.2024 3:4904.12.2024 3:4004.12.2024 3:4004.12.2024 3:3604.12.2024 3:24 Stocks in Asia declined after South Korea’s political turmoil triggered by a brief imposition of martial law put investors on edge.04.12.2024 3:01 China increased its support for the yuan by setting a significantly stronger-than-expected daily reference rate, after the managed currency weakened to a one-year low in the previous session.03.12.2024 14:50 China’s youth are draining vigor from consumption as a result of deep job losses, a marked contrast with older people’s spending habits that have remained stable since the pandemic, according to a prominent Chinese economist.03.12.2024 12:04 Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)03.12.2024 12:02 Nigeria raised $2.2 billion with its first eurobond sale since February 2022, attracting demand for more than four times the amount on offer.03.12.2024 11:4803.12.2024 11:4203.12.2024 11:04 Aswath Damodaran, a finance professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business, says the “Magnificent Seven” group of tech stocks are a buy during corrections as most of them will keep generating money. “As a value investor, I have never seen cash machines as lucrative as these companies are,” he tells Bloomberg Television.03.12.2024 10:38 China’s top leaders plan to start the annual closed-door Central Economic Work Conference next Wednesday to map out economic targets and stimulus plans for 2025, according to people familiar with the matter. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 835836837838839840841842843844845846847848849850851852853854855856857858859860861862863864865866867868
FranceвЂ?s no-confidence vote is emboldening currency options traders to short the euro against the yen.
A few Chinese meme stocks whose names are related to Korea jumped as traders sought to cash in on a brief declaration of martial law in the nation.
A group of investors led by Carlyle Group Inc. is considering reviving the sale of Trans Maldivian Airways Pvt., people familiar with the matter said, amid a recovery in travel to the island nation.
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:
Indonesia’s central bank said it was ready to intervene in currency markets to steady the rupiah as it weakened toward the psychological level of 16,000 per dollar.
China’s major technology stocks have been left behind in this year’s global frenzy over artificial intelligence, and a lack of demand for actual AI usage coupled with geopolitical pressures make it unlikely they can cash in anytime soon.
Mitsubishi Corp. has suffered a loss of more than $90 million in China after uncovering suspected fraud by one of its copper traders, according to people familiar with the matter.
Gold steadied after rising on Tuesday as political turmoil in South Korea and France buoyed demand for haven assets.
Cryptocurrency speculators kept Bitcoin in sight of the landmark $100,000 level in anticipation of further steps to support the sector by US President-elect Donald Trump.
Thailand’s biggest publicly listed company will meet with the bourse next month over its surging stock that its chief executive officer attributed as “not healthy.”
South Korea’s currency recovered while its stocks fell Wednesday, as investors braced for prolonged political uncertainties following a brief decree of martial law by President Yoon Suk Yeol.
Oil steadied after the biggest advance in more than two weeks as OPEC+ made progress toward a deal to delay further the restoration of shuttered supply, and the US imposed more sanctions on Iranian crude.
New Zealand officials are investigating a second egg farm in the southern region of Otago for potential cases of bird flu.
Stocks in Asia declined after South Korea’s political turmoil triggered by a brief imposition of martial law put investors on edge.
China increased its support for the yuan by setting a significantly stronger-than-expected daily reference rate, after the managed currency weakened to a one-year low in the previous session.
China’s youth are draining vigor from consumption as a result of deep job losses, a marked contrast with older people’s spending habits that have remained stable since the pandemic, according to a prominent Chinese economist.
Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nigeria raised $2.2 billion with its first eurobond sale since February 2022, attracting demand for more than four times the amount on offer.
Aswath Damodaran, a finance professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business, says the “Magnificent Seven” group of tech stocks are a buy during corrections as most of them will keep generating money. “As a value investor, I have never seen cash machines as lucrative as these companies are,” he tells Bloomberg Television.
China’s top leaders plan to start the annual closed-door Central Economic Work Conference next Wednesday to map out economic targets and stimulus plans for 2025, according to people familiar with the matter.