05.08.2025 9:00 Countries will be �unable to sustain growth’ unless companies start opening the taps05.08.2025 9:00 Christian Sewing oversaw audit into transactions restated following Monte dei Paschi controversy05.08.2025 9:00 Events in Ukraine and Bulgaria show how easily such bodies can become politicised05.08.2025 9:00 Central bank governor insists �no need’ for recapitalisation of large lenders despite Moscow’s cooling war economy05.08.2025 9:00 Ride-hailing and food-delivery companies’ new pay models use algorithms to decide bespoke fees05.08.2025 9:11 Indonesia’s second-quarter growth unexpectedly accelerated to the fastest pace in two years, with exports and investment helping an economy that’s beset by weak loan growth and mass job losses in manufacturing.05.08.2025 9:2205.08.2025 9:2905.08.2025 9:36 Embattled IndusInd Bank Ltd. appointed veteran banker Rajiv Anand as its chief executive officer, filling a key vacancy as the Indian lender seeks to recover from suspected fraud and accounting issues. The bank shares jumped.05.08.2025 9:4705.08.2025 9:5605.08.2025 10:12 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)05.08.2025 10:26 Albanese government considers price floors to develop supply chain05.08.2025 10:28 Nedbank Group Ltd. plans to sell its stake in a pan-African lender as the company narrows its focus on businesses in the Southern African Development Community and East Africa regions.05.08.2025 10:3205.08.2025 10:3205.08.2025 10:43 Saudi Aramco reported a decline in profit for a 10th straight quarter as lower oil prices outweighed the impact of higher production.05.08.2025 10:4805.08.2025 10:59 The Philippines sold 210 billion pesos ($3.65 billion) of treasury bonds to individual investors Tuesday, utilizing a key funding source to plug its budget gap.05.08.2025 11:00 The stock market is meting out the harshest punishment in decades to companies that fall short of earnings estimates in Europe this quarter, research from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. shows.05.08.2025 11:07 Vietnam’s equity market saw a record daily outflow of foreign funds Monday, as about $375 million worth of Vingroup JSC shares traded hands in two blocks.05.08.2025 11:13 China’s imports of Iranian crude contracted by almost a third last month, in part due to subdued demand from private refiners after they saw higher shipments in June.05.08.2025 11:21 The Gulf is increasingly being positioned as a haven for capital, trade and manufacturing, says Hazem Ben-Gacem, CEO of BlueFive Capital. He adds that Islamic investment products are an area of opportunity that has been ignored. Ben-Gacem also discusses growth plans and fundraising in the GCC with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)05.08.2025 11:43 Source: Bloomberg, 00:01:5605.08.2025 11:45 French industrial production saw its biggest increase in five years, driven by transport materials as supply-chain constraints eased.05.08.2025 11:57 Malaysian glove maker Hartalega Holdings Bhd., grappling with lower average selling prices and a strong ringgit, posted its weakest quarterly net income in three consecutive periods.05.08.2025 12:0005.08.2025 12:1805.08.2025 12:24 European natural gas prices continued to trade in the narrow range they’ve been stuck in for around five weeks as the region steadily boosts fuel stockpiles for next winter.05.08.2025 12:33 Smith & Nephew Plc surged after reporting better-than-expected earnings and announcing a $500 million share buyback, rewarding shareholders after a years-long turnaround effort.05.08.2025 12:38 Country Garden Holdings Co. plans to ask Hong Kong’s High Court to delay its liquidation case until later this year, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would give the Chinese developer more time to work on its restructuring.05.08.2025 12:43 Czech inflation slowed in July but remained above the central bank’s target as policymakers are expected to keep interest rate unchanged this week to tackle persistent price pressures. Страницы: 1429143014311432143314341435143614371438143914401441144214431444144514461447144814491450145114521453145414551456145714581459146014611462146314641465146614671468146914701471147214731474147514761477147814791480148114821483148414851486148714881489149014911492149314941495149614971498149915001501150215031504
Countries will be вЂ?unable to sustain growth’ unless companies start opening the taps
Christian Sewing oversaw audit into transactions restated following Monte dei Paschi controversy
Events in Ukraine and Bulgaria show how easily such bodies can become politicised
Central bank governor insists �no need’ for recapitalisation of large lenders despite Moscow’s cooling war economy
Ride-hailing and food-delivery companies’ new pay models use algorithms to decide bespoke fees
Indonesia’s second-quarter growth unexpectedly accelerated to the fastest pace in two years, with exports and investment helping an economy that’s beset by weak loan growth and mass job losses in manufacturing.
Embattled IndusInd Bank Ltd. appointed veteran banker Rajiv Anand as its chief executive officer, filling a key vacancy as the Indian lender seeks to recover from suspected fraud and accounting issues. The bank shares jumped.
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)
Albanese government considers price floors to develop supply chain
Nedbank Group Ltd. plans to sell its stake in a pan-African lender as the company narrows its focus on businesses in the Southern African Development Community and East Africa regions.
Saudi Aramco reported a decline in profit for a 10th straight quarter as lower oil prices outweighed the impact of higher production.
The Philippines sold 210 billion pesos ($3.65 billion) of treasury bonds to individual investors Tuesday, utilizing a key funding source to plug its budget gap.
The stock market is meting out the harshest punishment in decades to companies that fall short of earnings estimates in Europe this quarter, research from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. shows.
Vietnam’s equity market saw a record daily outflow of foreign funds Monday, as about $375 million worth of Vingroup JSC shares traded hands in two blocks.
China’s imports of Iranian crude contracted by almost a third last month, in part due to subdued demand from private refiners after they saw higher shipments in June.
The Gulf is increasingly being positioned as a haven for capital, trade and manufacturing, says Hazem Ben-Gacem, CEO of BlueFive Capital. He adds that Islamic investment products are an area of opportunity that has been ignored. Ben-Gacem also discusses growth plans and fundraising in the GCC with Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East & Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
Source: Bloomberg, 00:01:56
French industrial production saw its biggest increase in five years, driven by transport materials as supply-chain constraints eased.
Malaysian glove maker Hartalega Holdings Bhd., grappling with lower average selling prices and a strong ringgit, posted its weakest quarterly net income in three consecutive periods.
European natural gas prices continued to trade in the narrow range they’ve been stuck in for around five weeks as the region steadily boosts fuel stockpiles for next winter.
Smith & Nephew Plc surged after reporting better-than-expected earnings and announcing a $500 million share buyback, rewarding shareholders after a years-long turnaround effort.
Country Garden Holdings Co. plans to ask Hong Kong’s High Court to delay its liquidation case until later this year, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would give the Chinese developer more time to work on its restructuring.
Czech inflation slowed in July but remained above the central bank’s target as policymakers are expected to keep interest rate unchanged this week to tackle persistent price pressures.