11.07.2024 17:43 The global market for significant risk transfers has reached a record level as European lenders use such instruments more to boost profitability ratios, according to Chorus Capital Management Ltd., a London-based alternative asset manager which invests in such deals.11.07.2024 17:52 The yen climbed more than 2% against the dollar in the wake of a softer-than-expected reading of US inflation, prompting a new round of market chatter about whether Japan was intervening in the market to support its currency.11.07.2024 18:01 They were pitched as game-changers for the US ETF industry, promising to revive the art of stock picking for Wall Street managers worried their strategies would be aped by copycats.11.07.2024 18:02 US inflation cooled broadly in June as the so-called core consumer price index saw the smallest advance since August 2021, climbing 0.1% from May. Weekly jobless claims fell unexpectedly to 222,000. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)11.07.2024 18:17 GDP increase of 0.4% in May, official data shows, as sterling rises to highest level in almost a year11.07.2024 18:19 Here are the key takeaways from the June US consumer price index report released Thursday:11.07.2024 18:28 “This Federal Reserve has been itching to cut rates,” Mizuho Securities US Chief Economist Steven Ricchiuto says on Bloomberg Television.11.07.2024 18:33 After seven weeks of testimony, the jury in Bill Hwang’s market manipulation trial on Wednesday found the Archegos Capital Management chief guilty, in a federal case that challenged the notion of normal on Wall Street.11.07.2024 18:33 Americans are flying in record numbers as summer travel season kicks into gear, but traders are betting that airlines won’t be able to capitalize.11.07.2024 18:40 JPMorgan Asset Management Chief Global Strategist David Kelly says the Federal Reserve needs to be steady as they cut rates because they will look scared if they rush. He speaks during an interview on Bloomberg Television.11.07.2024 19:00 Financial capital set to descend into gridlock during marriage festivities for son of billionaire industrialist11.07.2024 19:04 Wall Street’s biggest banks are set to borrow more than they usually do after reporting second-quarter earnings, taking advantage of falling yields and tapping debt markets before the US presidential election potentially brings market turmoil later this year.11.07.2024 19:06 Viele Menschen Г¤chzen unter steigenden Mietpreisen und mГјssen an anderer Stelle sparen. Machen sich Vermieter die Taschen voll, oder sind andere Faktoren schuld? SPIEGEL-Redakteur Henning Jauernig klГ¤rt auf.11.07.2024 19:19 Schwere Nutzfahrzeuge sollen in der EU bis 2040 mindestens 90 Prozent weniger COв‚‚ ausstoГџen. Zwei deutsche GroГџkonzerne wollen im groГџen Stil in die entsprechende Infrastruktur investieren.11.07.2024 19:19 Schwere Nutzfahrzeuge sollen in der EU bis 2040 mindestens 90 Prozent weniger COв‚‚ ausstoГџen. Zwei deutsche GroГџkonzerne wollen im groГџen Stil in die entsprechende Infrastruktur investieren.11.07.2024 19:20 Saudi Arabia is likely to cut billions of dollars in spending on some of its biggest development projects, and place other plans on hold, as the kingdom grapples with the scale of its vast economic makeover.11.07.2024 19:22 A German government-backed foundation has agreed to import green ammonia from Egypt in the coming years in a bid to accelerate Europe’s energy transition.11.07.2024 19:30 The boom in portfolio trading is starting to creep into the market for state and local government debt.11.07.2024 19:31 Media conglomerate Vivendi SE’s Canal+ is exploring a potential listing on the London Stock Exchange, according to people familiar with the matter.11.07.2024 19:45 Delta Airlines expects its third-quarter earnings to come in under Wall Street estimates. The airline says excess supply has led to lower ticket prices. Shares of rival airlines also fell Thursday morning. Jess Menton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)11.07.2024 19:46 Serbia’s constitutional court overturned a government decree that in 2022 abruptly blocked Rio Tinto Group’s $2.4 billion lithium project in the country amid political controversy and protests by environmental activists.11.07.2024 19:49 France’s parliamentary elections were intended to bring change, but many fear the political gridlock means their struggle to pay bills will continue.11.07.2024 19:50 Fiscal hawks are lamenting the transformation of the party that claimed to prize fiscal restraint and are warning of dire economic consequences.11.07.2024 19:54 Braucht ein Familienmitglied eine Wohnung, darf man dem Mieter wegen Eigenbedarfs kГјndigen. Der Bundesgerichtshof urteilte nun: Der Verwandtschaftsgrad spielt dabei aber eine wichtige Rolle.11.07.2024 19:54 UK households have accumulated energy debts of ВЈ3.3 billion ($4.3 billion) even as bills ease, a reminder to the new Labour government that lower power and gas costs haven’t tempered the cost of living for many.11.07.2024 19:54 Braucht ein Familienmitglied eine Wohnung, darf man dem Mieter wegen Eigenbedarfs kГјndigen. Der Bundesgerichtshof urteilte nun: Der Verwandtschaftsgrad spielt dabei aber eine wichtige Rolle.11.07.2024 19:5611.07.2024 19:58 Shares of the biggest US banks have been trouncing the broader market this year as investors anticipate the lenders’ earnings outlook will brighten in the coming quarters.11.07.2024 20:00 The clubby world of private credit seems to be running out of space for the little guy.11.07.2024 20:05 Will Tamplin, Senior Analyst at Fairlead Strategies speaks with Romaine Bostick and Alix Steel about the market outlook from a technical perspective on Bloomberg: The Close (Source: Bloomberg)11.07.2024 20:12 Rodgin Cohen, Senior Chair, Sullivan & Cromwell speaks with Scarlet Fu and Romaine Bostick about bank stress tests and regulation on Bloomberg: The Close. (Source: Bloomberg)11.07.2024 20:21 Big banks are set to start reporting earnings on Friday. Traders have lots of factors to consider including the presidential election and when the Federal Reserve might begin to cut interest rates. So far this year, five of the six biggest US banks are beating the S&P 500. Erika Najarian, UBS equity research analyst, talks about what to expect. (Source: Bloomberg) Страницы: 357358359360361362363364365366367368369370371372373374375376377378379380381382383384385386387388389390391392393394395396397398399400401402403404405406407408409410411412413414415416417418419420421422423424425426427428429430431432
The global market for significant risk transfers has reached a record level as European lenders use such instruments more to boost profitability ratios, according to Chorus Capital Management Ltd., a London-based alternative asset manager which invests in such deals.
The yen climbed more than 2% against the dollar in the wake of a softer-than-expected reading of US inflation, prompting a new round of market chatter about whether Japan was intervening in the market to support its currency.
They were pitched as game-changers for the US ETF industry, promising to revive the art of stock picking for Wall Street managers worried their strategies would be aped by copycats.
US inflation cooled broadly in June as the so-called core consumer price index saw the smallest advance since August 2021, climbing 0.1% from May. Weekly jobless claims fell unexpectedly to 222,000. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
GDP increase of 0.4% in May, official data shows, as sterling rises to highest level in almost a year
Here are the key takeaways from the June US consumer price index report released Thursday:
“This Federal Reserve has been itching to cut rates,” Mizuho Securities US Chief Economist Steven Ricchiuto says on Bloomberg Television.
After seven weeks of testimony, the jury in Bill Hwang’s market manipulation trial on Wednesday found the Archegos Capital Management chief guilty, in a federal case that challenged the notion of normal on Wall Street.
Americans are flying in record numbers as summer travel season kicks into gear, but traders are betting that airlines won’t be able to capitalize.
JPMorgan Asset Management Chief Global Strategist David Kelly says the Federal Reserve needs to be steady as they cut rates because they will look scared if they rush. He speaks during an interview on Bloomberg Television.
Financial capital set to descend into gridlock during marriage festivities for son of billionaire industrialist
Wall Street’s biggest banks are set to borrow more than they usually do after reporting second-quarter earnings, taking advantage of falling yields and tapping debt markets before the US presidential election potentially brings market turmoil later this year.
Viele Menschen ächzen unter steigenden Mietpreisen und müssen an anderer Stelle sparen. Machen sich Vermieter die Taschen voll, oder sind andere Faktoren schuld? SPIEGEL-Redakteur Henning Jauernig klärt auf.
Schwere Nutzfahrzeuge sollen in der EU bis 2040 mindestens 90 Prozent weniger COв‚‚ ausstoГџen. Zwei deutsche GroГџkonzerne wollen im groГџen Stil in die entsprechende Infrastruktur investieren.
Saudi Arabia is likely to cut billions of dollars in spending on some of its biggest development projects, and place other plans on hold, as the kingdom grapples with the scale of its vast economic makeover.
A German government-backed foundation has agreed to import green ammonia from Egypt in the coming years in a bid to accelerate Europe’s energy transition.
The boom in portfolio trading is starting to creep into the market for state and local government debt.
Media conglomerate Vivendi SE’s Canal+ is exploring a potential listing on the London Stock Exchange, according to people familiar with the matter.
Delta Airlines expects its third-quarter earnings to come in under Wall Street estimates. The airline says excess supply has led to lower ticket prices. Shares of rival airlines also fell Thursday morning. Jess Menton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Serbia’s constitutional court overturned a government decree that in 2022 abruptly blocked Rio Tinto Group’s $2.4 billion lithium project in the country amid political controversy and protests by environmental activists.
France’s parliamentary elections were intended to bring change, but many fear the political gridlock means their struggle to pay bills will continue.
Fiscal hawks are lamenting the transformation of the party that claimed to prize fiscal restraint and are warning of dire economic consequences.
Braucht ein Familienmitglied eine Wohnung, darf man dem Mieter wegen Eigenbedarfs kГјndigen. Der Bundesgerichtshof urteilte nun: Der Verwandtschaftsgrad spielt dabei aber eine wichtige Rolle.
UK households have accumulated energy debts of £3.3 billion ($4.3 billion) even as bills ease, a reminder to the new Labour government that lower power and gas costs haven’t tempered the cost of living for many.
Shares of the biggest US banks have been trouncing the broader market this year as investors anticipate the lenders’ earnings outlook will brighten in the coming quarters.
The clubby world of private credit seems to be running out of space for the little guy.
Will Tamplin, Senior Analyst at Fairlead Strategies speaks with Romaine Bostick and Alix Steel about the market outlook from a technical perspective on Bloomberg: The Close (Source: Bloomberg)
Rodgin Cohen, Senior Chair, Sullivan & Cromwell speaks with Scarlet Fu and Romaine Bostick about bank stress tests and regulation on Bloomberg: The Close. (Source: Bloomberg)
Big banks are set to start reporting earnings on Friday. Traders have lots of factors to consider including the presidential election and when the Federal Reserve might begin to cut interest rates. So far this year, five of the six biggest US banks are beating the S&P 500. Erika Najarian, UBS equity research analyst, talks about what to expect. (Source: Bloomberg)