18.07.2024 11:23 In Deutschland gab es im vergangenen Jahr so wenige KГ¤ufe von Bauland wie mindestens seit 1995 nicht mehr. Experten werten das als schlechtes Vorzeichen fГјr den Kampf gegen Wohnungsmangel in StГ¤dten.18.07.2024 11:26 Anglo American Plc is looking at more diamond production cuts as the industry continues to struggle, complicating its plan to sell the De Beers unit as part of a radical overhaul of its business.18.07.2024 11:32 ABB Ltd. recorded a record 19% margin in the second quarter driven by strong demand from data centers, offsetting declines in other business areas. CEO BjГ¶rn Rosengren attributes the results to growing demand for AI, data centers and global electrification. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Tom Mankenzie on “Daybreak Europe,” he says demand for electrification should continue to grow in the long-term.18.07.2024 11:33 China’s stock markets staged a mid-morning rebound on Thursday, coinciding with increased activity in several exchange-traded funds that the so-called national team is known to favor.18.07.2024 11:45 Government bond auctions in Spain and France on Thursday come during a calmer summer market, and their supply is unlikely to derail the underlying constructive trend, Commerzbank Research said. ... 18.07.2024 11:47 The European Central Bank will keep interest rates steady on Thursday, preferring to await further proof of progress on inflation before adding to June’s initial cut. Bloomberg’s Lizzy Burden reports from Frankfurt.18.07.2024 11:51 Telia reported second-quarter earnings that beat market forecasts and confirmed its full-year guidance. ... 18.07.2024 11:54 ABB backed its full-year guidance after it reported a rise in second-quarter profits, helped by momentum in the electrification division that is benefiting from strong demand from data centers and infrast ... 18.07.2024 11:54 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported a 36% rise in second-quarter profit as it continued to witness surging demand for its advanced chips. ... 18.07.2024 11:56 Swiss watch exports fell sharply in June after a significant slowdown in demand for premium and luxury timepieces in China and Hong Kong worsened.18.07.2024 11:57 Vietnam’s most-powerful official, General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong who heads the communist party, has stepped aside indefinitely due to health reasons, according to a government statement.18.07.2024 11:58 Anglo American backed its guidance for key metals copper and iron ore but cut its coal-production target after a fire suspended output at a major mine. ... 18.07.2024 12:02 South Africa’s government is considering legislative changes to compel pension funds and asset managers to plow money into industrial policy projects, Business Day reported, citing Trade Minister Parks Tau.18.07.2024 12:05 Wage growth in the U.K. cooled in the three months to May, after months of strong recent rises, keeping an August interest-rate cut in play at the Bank of England. ... 18.07.2024 12:05 Ukraine plans to adopt a law allowing the government to impose a moratorium on foreign debt payments as the country and its international creditors wrangle over terms for restructuring more than $20 billion in bonds.18.07.2024 12:07 Son of the former US president has outmanoeuvred establishment titans to elevate JD Vance to running mate18.07.2024 12:10 Nokia cut its full-year sales outlook but said it was tracking toward the mid-point or slightly below the mid-point of its operating profit guidance, warning that telecom operators continued to hold back ... 18.07.2024 12:11 The Philippines is developing an airport on an island it occupies in the South China Sea, as the Southeast Asian nation asserts its claims in the disputed waters amid lingering tensions with Beijing.18.07.2024 12:17 India is aiming to boost annual foreign direct investment by more than 50% to help lift economic growth, according to a top official at the government’s investment promotion agency.18.07.2024 12:27 The decision to name Italy’s second-largest passenger hub after the divisive media mogul and politician, who died in 2023, has prompted outrage and protests.18.07.2024 12:29 Delta Corp., a Zimbabwean beer maker and Coca-Cola Co. bottler, lost an appeal against paying $55 million of taxes in local currency, with the nation’s top court ordering the company to pay in US dollars.18.07.2024 12:30 Deepening downturn adds to pressure on mining group after rejecting BHP bid 18.07.2024 12:30 Pay inflation is stronger than Bank of England forecast in May18.07.2024 12:36 Pledges by EU’s most powerful official include tackling migration and cutting red tape ahead of European parliament vote18.07.2024 12:49 UK real wages finally returned to their peak just before the financial crisis almost two decades ago, a boost to Keir Starmer’s new Labour government that has pledged to improve living standards.18.07.2024 12:53 A group of Ukraine’s bondholders has signed non-disclosure agreements to begin a second round of official talks with the government about restructuring more than $20 billion of debt, according to people familiar with the matter.18.07.2024 12:55 The earnings flurry will continue a day after the Nasdaq logged its worst day since 2022, with the ECB set to make its latest interest-rate decision. ... 18.07.2024 13:02 ION Group is set to complete the acquisition of asset manager Prelios SpA as soon as this week, following months of back-and-forth with Italian authorities on the deal.18.07.2024 13:04 Oil prices extended gains boosted by healthy demand signals from the U.S. and prospects of looser monetary policy weakening the dollar. ... 18.07.2024 13:04 Bank of England policymakers will have to operate with sub-standard jobs market data until next year after the Office for National Statistics uncovered problems with the new “transformed” survey that will replace the flawed existing release.18.07.2024 13:05 Indonesia’s new Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Djiwandono, nephew of President-elect Prabowo Subianto, is promising a smooth fiscal handover while pledging that he won’t raise the debt ratio or the budget deficit.18.07.2024 13:08 Gold futures rose, consolidating just below its recent record high on growing U.S. interest-rate cut hopes. ... 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In Deutschland gab es im vergangenen Jahr so wenige KГ¤ufe von Bauland wie mindestens seit 1995 nicht mehr. Experten werten das als schlechtes Vorzeichen fГјr den Kampf gegen Wohnungsmangel in StГ¤dten.
Anglo American Plc is looking at more diamond production cuts as the industry continues to struggle, complicating its plan to sell the De Beers unit as part of a radical overhaul of its business.
ABB Ltd. recorded a record 19% margin in the second quarter driven by strong demand from data centers, offsetting declines in other business areas. CEO Björn Rosengren attributes the results to growing demand for AI, data centers and global electrification. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Tom Mankenzie on “Daybreak Europe,” he says demand for electrification should continue to grow in the long-term.
China’s stock markets staged a mid-morning rebound on Thursday, coinciding with increased activity in several exchange-traded funds that the so-called national team is known to favor.
The European Central Bank will keep interest rates steady on Thursday, preferring to await further proof of progress on inflation before adding to June’s initial cut. Bloomberg’s Lizzy Burden reports from Frankfurt.
Swiss watch exports fell sharply in June after a significant slowdown in demand for premium and luxury timepieces in China and Hong Kong worsened.
Vietnam’s most-powerful official, General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong who heads the communist party, has stepped aside indefinitely due to health reasons, according to a government statement.
South Africa’s government is considering legislative changes to compel pension funds and asset managers to plow money into industrial policy projects, Business Day reported, citing Trade Minister Parks Tau.
Ukraine plans to adopt a law allowing the government to impose a moratorium on foreign debt payments as the country and its international creditors wrangle over terms for restructuring more than $20 billion in bonds.
Son of the former US president has outmanoeuvred establishment titans to elevate JD Vance to running mate
The Philippines is developing an airport on an island it occupies in the South China Sea, as the Southeast Asian nation asserts its claims in the disputed waters amid lingering tensions with Beijing.
India is aiming to boost annual foreign direct investment by more than 50% to help lift economic growth, according to a top official at the government’s investment promotion agency.
The decision to name Italy’s second-largest passenger hub after the divisive media mogul and politician, who died in 2023, has prompted outrage and protests.
Delta Corp., a Zimbabwean beer maker and Coca-Cola Co. bottler, lost an appeal against paying $55 million of taxes in local currency, with the nation’s top court ordering the company to pay in US dollars.
Deepening downturn adds to pressure on mining group after rejecting BHP bid 
Pay inflation is stronger than Bank of England forecast in May
Pledges by EU’s most powerful official include tackling migration and cutting red tape ahead of European parliament vote
UK real wages finally returned to their peak just before the financial crisis almost two decades ago, a boost to Keir Starmer’s new Labour government that has pledged to improve living standards.
A group of Ukraine’s bondholders has signed non-disclosure agreements to begin a second round of official talks with the government about restructuring more than $20 billion of debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
ION Group is set to complete the acquisition of asset manager Prelios SpA as soon as this week, following months of back-and-forth with Italian authorities on the deal.
Bank of England policymakers will have to operate with sub-standard jobs market data until next year after the Office for National Statistics uncovered problems with the new “transformed” survey that will replace the flawed existing release.
Indonesia’s new Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Djiwandono, nephew of President-elect Prabowo Subianto, is promising a smooth fiscal handover while pledging that he won’t raise the debt ratio or the budget deficit.