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ECB’s Guindos Says Risk of Inflation Undershoot Isn’t Big

European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said the risk of undershooting the inflation goal isn’t elevated, even if the latest projections continue to show a period of price gains falling below 2%.

European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said the risk of undershooting the inflation goal isn’t elevated, even if the latest projections continue to show a period of price gains falling below 2%.

Gold Slips With Higher Dollar as Traders Mull Fed Rate Outlook

Gold slipped as the dollar pushed higher as the Federal Reserve signaled guarded optimism regarding further US rate cuts.

Gold slipped as the dollar pushed higher as the Federal Reserve signaled guarded optimism regarding further US rate cuts.

US Judge Rules PDVSA Bonds Valid, Clearing Way for Citgo Sale

A federal judge in New York confirmed the validity of several bonds issued by Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, removing a major uncertainty in the court-ordered auction of Citgo’s parent.

A federal judge in New York confirmed the validity of several bonds issued by Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, removing a major uncertainty in the court-ordered auction of Citgo’s parent.

15 stocks to cash in on an expected 300% boost in cloud AI spending through 2028

Analysts at TD Cowen surveyed 215 companies on their cloud spending plans — an annual process they say “has been predictive of critical industry trends” since 2012.

Analysts at TD Cowen surveyed 215 companies on their cloud spending plans — an annual process they say “has been predictive of critical industry trends” since 2012.

Netskope leaps into a hot IPO market. The cybersecurity stock starts trading soon.

The company is valued at about $7.

The company is valued at about $7.3 billion based on its $19 IPO price.

Intel’s stock is soaring. Here’s why Nvidia is investing $5 billion in the chip maker.

Analysts say the new partnership could help Nvidia in the PC market and offer support to Intel’s server business — though they note the announcement doesn’t mention Intel’s foundry.

Analysts say the new partnership could help Nvidia in the PC market and offer support to Intel’s server business — though they note the announcement doesn’t mention Intel’s foundry.

Google searches for ‘help with mortgage’ haven’t been this high since 2009

More people appear to be looking for help with their mortgages, according to internet search trends.

More people appear to be looking for help with their mortgages, according to internet search trends. But economists say the reality is more nuanced and less alarming.

Have a spare $1,525? That’s what the top ticket to ‘Hamilton’ now costs on Broadway.

These are the most expensive face-value tickets in Broadway history, thanks to Leslie Odom Jr.

These are the most expensive face-value tickets in Broadway history, thanks to Leslie Odom Jr.’s return — and the premium-pricing trend goes beyond “Hamilton” this season

Continental Spinoff Aumovio Valued at €3.7 Billion in Debut

Auto supplier Aumovio started trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on Thursday following a split from Continental AG, leaving the newly independent company to grapple with rising pressures for car parts makers as the German manufacturer refocuses on its tires division.

Auto supplier Aumovio started trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on Thursday following a split from Continental AG, leaving the newly independent company to grapple with rising pressures for car parts makers as the German manufacturer refocuses on its tires division.

JPMorgan Said to Help Sell €200 Million of ECB’s Worldline Bonds

JPMorgan Chase & Co’s high-yield credit trading desk helped arrange the sale of a block of Worldline SA bonds held by the European Central Bank, according to people familiar with the matter.

JPMorgan Chase & Co’s high-yield credit trading desk helped arrange the sale of a block of Worldline SA bonds held by the European Central Bank, according to people familiar with the matter.

Mali Appeals Judge’s Order to Release Detained Barrick Staff

Malian prosecutors have appealed a judge’s order to release four Barrick Mining Corp.

Malian prosecutors have appealed a judge’s order to release four Barrick Mining Corp.’s employees on bail, according to people familiar with the matter.

US Initial Jobless Claims Drop by 33,000

Initial applications for jobless benefits in the US dropped by 33,000 to 231,000 in the week ended Sept.

Initial applications for jobless benefits in the US dropped by 33,000 to 231,000 in the week ended Sept. 13, according to Labor Department data. That's the biggest drop in almost four years. There was a large jump in claims the previous week. Bloomberg's Michael McKee reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

Big Tech, Small-Cap Stocks Rise in Aftermath of Fed’s Rate Cut

US equities jumped Thursday as a risk-on sentiment permeated Wall Street after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest rate cut this year and signaled more ahead.

US equities jumped Thursday as a risk-on sentiment permeated Wall Street after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest rate cut this year and signaled more ahead.

Stocks Get Technology Boost as Intel Surges 25%: Markets Wrap

A rally in technology heavyweights lifted stocks, which also rose on speculation that Federal Reserve rate cuts will keep powering Corporate America.

A rally in technology heavyweights lifted stocks, which also rose on speculation that Federal Reserve rate cuts will keep powering Corporate America.

Meredith Whitney Flags Inflation Pain

Meredith Whitney, the CEO of Meredith Whitney Advisory Group, joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about why inflation is biting harder than official data shows, especially in insurance and services.

Meredith Whitney, the CEO of Meredith Whitney Advisory Group, joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about why inflation is biting harder than official data shows, especially in insurance and services. She says jobs are weak in leisure but rising in home health care. Housing is stuck as seniors stay put, dragging on spending. Over half of households live paycheck to paycheck, and younger borrowers face heavy student debt with defaults climbing. She also weighs in...

Gasoline Markets See Late Summer Strength as Outages Limit Supplies

Global gasoline markets are showing unusual late-summer strength as refinery outages limit supply, even at a time of year when demand for the road fuel usually wanes.

Global gasoline markets are showing unusual late-summer strength as refinery outages limit supply, even at a time of year when demand for the road fuel usually wanes.

ADS Said in Advanced Talks for Norma’s $1 Billion Water Unit

Advanced Drainage Systems Inc.

Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. is in advanced talks to buy the water management unit of Germany’s Norma Group SE in a deal valued at about €850 million ($1 billion), according to people familiar with the matter.

Ditch quarterly earnings like Trump says? What’s needed is better reporting — not less.

The costs of moving to semiannual reporting clearly outweigh any benefits.

The costs of moving to semiannual reporting clearly outweigh any benefits.

Summers Says Fed Policy Is 'On the Loose Side'

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said Federal Reserve policy is leaning toward being too slack.

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said Federal Reserve policy is leaning toward being too slack. “My own guess is that policy is currently a little looser — looking at all financial conditions — than people view it as being,” Summers said on Bloomberg Television’s Wall Street Week with David Westin. (Source: Bloomberg)

BOE Rate Path Clouded by Inflation and Budget Uncertainty

BOE Rate Path Clouded by Inflation and Budget Uncertainty