Brazil is returning to international debt markets with its first sale of euro-denominated bonds in over a decade, joining a wave of emerging-market borrowers seeking to diversify their funding sources.
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Brazil is returning to international debt markets with its first sale of euro-denominated bonds in over a decade, joining a wave of emerging-market borrowers seeking to diversify their funding sources.
Brazil is returning to international debt markets with its first sale of euro-denominated bonds in over a decade, joining a wave of emerging-market borrowers seeking to diversify their funding sources.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is offering investment-grade bonds in as many as four parts, following the financial heavyweight’s record trading haul in the first quarter.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to raise at least $7 billion from an investment-grade bond sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
South Korea emerged as ASML Holding NV’s largest market in the first quarter as the country’s memory chip makers increase purchases to address chronic shortages stemming from the artificial intelligence boom.
Tomato prices have risen sharply in recent months, driven largely by trade policy, economists said.
The global silver market is expected to remain in a deficit for a sixth consecutive year amid robust demand for bars and coins, and declining supplies, according to the Silver Institute.
Implementing AI carries plenty of risks — most of which stem from its tremendous potential.
Retail and pro traders are obsessed with gauging the traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, thinking they can gain an edge on where oil prices are going. They can’t.
Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. bank by assets, has topped expectations for earnings per share for 23 consecutive quarters.
Laurent Ramsey, Managing Partner of Pictet Group and Chairman of Pictet Asset Management, joins Caroline Hepker and Stephen Carroll on Bloomberg Radio to discuss the market outlook after weeks of geopolitical tension. He explains why long-term investing remains key, how wealthy clients are diversifying across regions, and whether Europe could benefit from shifting capital flows. The conversation also covers risks in private markets, the impact of AI on finance and cybersecurity threats. (Source: Bloomberg)
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund will reorganize its investments into three portfolios as it seeks to boost returns at a time when the kingdom contends with the economic costs of the Iran war.
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund will step up efforts to boost returns and build portfolio companies into global champions as the kingdom contends with the economic costs of the Iran war.
The nation's largest grocer is giving the brand a more modern and colorful spin as other retailers invest in private label.
Artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger fault line in credit markets, according to a Moody’s Analytics report that points to emerging signs of broader strain among exposed lenders.
For years, crypto hedge funds operated inside a marketplace most of Wall Street never saw — trading tokens around the clock on platforms with no closing bell, no clearing house, and no regulatory oversight. The strategies were exotic, the returns were volatile, and the entire operation ran on infrastructure that never slept.
Starbucks is trying to find ways to entice U.S. customers back to its cafes.
The strait has been effectively closed since the U.S. launched a war with Iran, spiking energy prices and whipsawing markets.
Last time momentum measures were this high indices saw notable pullbacks in the next few weeks
S&P 500 Index futures are little changed as of 7:46 a.m. in New York after a rally that took stocks near all-time highs on Tuesday.
Morgan Stanley's results in the quarter were powered by the firm's fixed income and equities trading operations, which produced about $8.5 billion in revenue.
Financial borrowers are rushing to sell riskier bonds in Europe at the fastest pace since before the war in the Middle East began, signaling buoyant credit market sentiment on potential talks to end the conflict.
Financial borrowers rushed to sell riskier bonds in Europe at the fastest pace since before the war in the Middle East began, signaling buoyant credit market sentiment on potential talks to end the conflict.
Snap was up in premarket trading on Wednesday after announcing plans to lay off up to 16% of its global workforce citing AI-driven efficiencies