12.12.2024 21:02 Denmark’s central bank followed its European counterpart with a quarter-point interest-rate cut to defend the krone’s peg to the common currency.12.12.2024 20:42 U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping to his inauguration next month could be a sign that Beijing won’t immediately get hit with tariffs as Trump’s second term starts, according to advisory firm Signum Global.12.12.2024 20:40 Did inflation just disappear? No, people are just judging the economy based on who won the election, says Bloomberg Opinion contributor Kyla Scanlon. (Source: Bloomberg)12.12.2024 20:37 Adobe’s management team is bullish on the AI opportunity in creative services, but Wall Street is growing impatient on the revenue runway12.12.2024 20:36 Ares Management Corp. and Blackstone Inc. are joining forces to provide a $1.43 billion-equivalent private credit loan package for Swedish property manager Odevo AB, people with knowledge of the matter said.12.12.2024 20:36 President-elect Donald Trump vows to create a strong US economy before ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. He also promised to bring businesses back to the US and improve energy production. (Source: Bloomberg)12.12.2024 20:33 Why is health insurance in the hands of private, profit-seeking, profit-maximizing organizations in the first place?12.12.2024 20:31 This legislation would allow some workers to double-dip and speeds the exhaustion of the trust fund12.12.2024 20:19 Lazard Inc. Chief Executive Officer Peter Orszag says President-elect Donald Trump’s regulatory appointees signal an end to the Biden administration’s “big-is-bad” view of mergers and acquisitions. The dealmaking environment “looks really constructive’” heading into 2025, he says on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” Sonali Basak’s Wall Street Beat newsletter is published Friday.12.12.2024 20:11 British hedge fund trader Sanjay Shah was sentenced to 12 years in prison by Danish judges for orchestrating a billion-dollar tax scam, the heaviest jail term handed down so far in Europe’s sprawling Cum-Ex trading scandal.12.12.2024 20:10 European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde discusses efforts to bring inflation down to 2%. “We are getting closer, but we are not done,” she said during a news conference in Frankfurt after the ECB lowered interest rates for the third consecutive meeting.12.12.2024 19:58 Initial jobless claims rose by 17,000 to 242,000 in the week that ended Dec. 7, the Labor Department said Thursday. That’s the highest level since mid-October.В В 12.12.2024 19:45 Yields on U.S. government debt were little changed to slightly higher Thursday morning after the overall producer-price index for November came in above expectations while weekly initial jobless claims rose to the highest since mid-October.12.12.2024 19:44 A key measure of U.S. wholesale inflation posted a small increase in November and probably added the final nail in the coffin in favor of a widely expected reduction in interest rates next week. 12.12.2024 19:19 European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde comments on the outlook for the euro-area economy, saying that the risks to growth are “tilted to the downside.” She made the comments at a news conference in Frankfurt after the ECB lowered interest rates for the third consecutive meeting, cutting the deposit rate by a quarter-point to 3%.12.12.2024 19:13 Holly O’Neill, president of retail banking at Bank of America, discusses the details of the firm’s recently released November consumer checkpoint. (Source: Bloomberg)12.12.2024 19:13 New York is considering asking property and casualty insurers to cover the claims of insolvent taxi insurer American Transit Insurance Co., according to people familiar with the plans.12.12.2024 18:54 Canada needs to safeguard its relationship with the US but will have to retaliate in a “smart, targeted manner” if the Trump administration puts broad tariffs on imports, said Bennett Jones LLP, the Canadian law firm that’s now home to former central banker David Dodge.12.12.2024 18:41 Denmark’s central bank will probably deliver a quarter-point key rate cut later on Thursday to protect its currency peg to the euro, economists said.12.12.2024 18:38 Michael Collins, multi-sector executive portfolio manager at PGIM Fixed Income, sees confusion in the bond market about US economic data and says the rate on the US 10-Year Treasury “feels like it’s fair value for the current environment.” (Source: Bloomberg)12.12.2024 18:30 The world’s biggest asset manager says that Bitcoin does have a place in multi-asset portfolios — up to a certain point.12.12.2024 18:22 The European Central Bank lowered interest rates for a third consecutive meeting, signaling more reductions next year as inflation nears 2% and the economy struggles.12.12.2024 17:00 Carlyle Group Inc. raised $5.7 billion for its latest flagship credit fund, as it seeks to catch up with rivals in the fast-growing business.12.12.2024 16:23 Bain & Co. is trying to repair its reputation in South Africa by working for free on a private project after it was banned from doing business with the government for a decade following a corruption scandal.12.12.2024 16:17 China signaled more public borrowing and spending in 2025 with a shift of policy focus to consumption, in an effort to repair the economy’s weak link as looming US tariffs threaten exports.12.12.2024 16:00 On Wall Street’s bond desks, everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the neutral rate. It’s 3.3%. No, it’s 4.5%. Actually, it’s 2.4%. And on and on, all day long, five days a week.12.12.2024 16:00 Gambling.com Group Ltd. agreed to buy the parent company of OddsJam, an online service that helps sports bettors find the best odds, for an initial price of $80 million.12.12.2024 13:05 A Ukrainian sovereign bond that pays investors more if the nation’s economic growth beats expectations has become a favorite pick among investors even though it offers zero cashflow until 2027.12.12.2024 5:27 Gold extended declines after mixed US data prompted investors to book profits following the metal’s four-day advance.12.12.2024 4:31 Oil snapped three days of gains after the International Energy Agency renewed its warning of a supply surplus next year.12.12.2024 3:37 A rally that shot the world’s biggest technology stocks to a series of all-time highs lost steam Thursday while Treasuries resumed a decline as traders digested a slew of data ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting. 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Denmark’s central bank followed its European counterpart with a quarter-point interest-rate cut to defend the krone’s peg to the common currency.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping to his inauguration next month could be a sign that Beijing won’t immediately get hit with tariffs as Trump’s second term starts, according to advisory firm Signum Global.
Did inflation just disappear? No, people are just judging the economy based on who won the election, says Bloomberg Opinion contributor Kyla Scanlon. (Source: Bloomberg)
Adobe’s management team is bullish on the AI opportunity in creative services, but Wall Street is growing impatient on the revenue runway
Ares Management Corp. and Blackstone Inc. are joining forces to provide a $1.43 billion-equivalent private credit loan package for Swedish property manager Odevo AB, people with knowledge of the matter said.
President-elect Donald Trump vows to create a strong US economy before ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. He also promised to bring businesses back to the US and improve energy production. (Source: Bloomberg)
Why is health insurance in the hands of private, profit-seeking, profit-maximizing organizations in the first place?
This legislation would allow some workers to double-dip and speeds the exhaustion of the trust fund
Lazard Inc. Chief Executive Officer Peter Orszag says President-elect Donald Trump’s regulatory appointees signal an end to the Biden administration’s “big-is-bad” view of mergers and acquisitions. The dealmaking environment “looks really constructive’” heading into 2025, he says on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” Sonali Basak’s Wall Street Beat newsletter is published Friday.
British hedge fund trader Sanjay Shah was sentenced to 12 years in prison by Danish judges for orchestrating a billion-dollar tax scam, the heaviest jail term handed down so far in Europe’s sprawling Cum-Ex trading scandal.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde discusses efforts to bring inflation down to 2%. “We are getting closer, but we are not done,” she said during a news conference in Frankfurt after the ECB lowered interest rates for the third consecutive meeting.
Initial jobless claims rose by 17,000 to 242,000 in the week that ended Dec. 7, the Labor Department said Thursday. That’s the highest level since mid-October.  
A key measure of U.S. wholesale inflation posted a small increase in November and probably added the final nail in the coffin in favor of a widely expected reduction in interest rates next week. 
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde comments on the outlook for the euro-area economy, saying that the risks to growth are “tilted to the downside.” She made the comments at a news conference in Frankfurt after the ECB lowered interest rates for the third consecutive meeting, cutting the deposit rate by a quarter-point to 3%.
Holly O’Neill, president of retail banking at Bank of America, discusses the details of the firm’s recently released November consumer checkpoint. (Source: Bloomberg)
New York is considering asking property and casualty insurers to cover the claims of insolvent taxi insurer American Transit Insurance Co., according to people familiar with the plans.
Canada needs to safeguard its relationship with the US but will have to retaliate in a “smart, targeted manner” if the Trump administration puts broad tariffs on imports, said Bennett Jones LLP, the Canadian law firm that’s now home to former central banker David Dodge.
Denmark’s central bank will probably deliver a quarter-point key rate cut later on Thursday to protect its currency peg to the euro, economists said.
Michael Collins, multi-sector executive portfolio manager at PGIM Fixed Income, sees confusion in the bond market about US economic data and says the rate on the US 10-Year Treasury “feels like it’s fair value for the current environment.” (Source: Bloomberg)
The world’s biggest asset manager says that Bitcoin does have a place in multi-asset portfolios — up to a certain point.
The European Central Bank lowered interest rates for a third consecutive meeting, signaling more reductions next year as inflation nears 2% and the economy struggles.
Carlyle Group Inc. raised $5.7 billion for its latest flagship credit fund, as it seeks to catch up with rivals in the fast-growing business.
Bain & Co. is trying to repair its reputation in South Africa by working for free on a private project after it was banned from doing business with the government for a decade following a corruption scandal.
China signaled more public borrowing and spending in 2025 with a shift of policy focus to consumption, in an effort to repair the economy’s weak link as looming US tariffs threaten exports.
On Wall Street’s bond desks, everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the neutral rate. It’s 3.3%. No, it’s 4.5%. Actually, it’s 2.4%. And on and on, all day long, five days a week.
Gambling.com Group Ltd. agreed to buy the parent company of OddsJam, an online service that helps sports bettors find the best odds, for an initial price of $80 million.
A Ukrainian sovereign bond that pays investors more if the nation’s economic growth beats expectations has become a favorite pick among investors even though it offers zero cashflow until 2027.
Gold extended declines after mixed US data prompted investors to book profits following the metal’s four-day advance.
Oil snapped three days of gains after the International Energy Agency renewed its warning of a supply surplus next year.
A rally that shot the world’s biggest technology stocks to a series of all-time highs lost steam Thursday while Treasuries resumed a decline as traders digested a slew of data ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting.