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South Africa Holds Interest Rates, Supporting Lower CPI Goal

South African Reserve Bank kept borrowing costs unchanged, even as cooler-than-expected inflation brought policymakers closer to the 3% target at which they now aim.

South African Reserve Bank kept borrowing costs unchanged, even as cooler-than-expected inflation brought policymakers closer to the 3% target at which they now aim.

False alarm: Surge in jobless claims unwinds after recent spike. Layoffs still low.

The surge in jobless claims in early September to a four-year high turns out to have been a false alarm, at least for now.

The surge in jobless claims in early September to a four-year high turns out to have been a false alarm, at least for now.

I’m a single parent in my 50s. Should I add my adult children, 23 and 29, to my mortgage loan to help me qualify?

“I want to purchase a family home so we three don’t have to pay rent.

“I want to purchase a family home so we three don’t have to pay rent.”

Apollo Seeks $10 Billion From Insurers With Complex Debt Vehicle

Apollo Global Management Inc.

Apollo Global Management Inc. is set to use a rare structure to raise $10 billion from insurers, people with knowledge of the matter said, in the latest illustration of the increasing ties between private capital and annuity providers.

India May Finally Be Ready for Its Atomic Age

After years of prevarication, lawmakers might be about to make it easier for investors to bet on nuclear power.

After years of prevarication, lawmakers might be about to make it easier for investors to bet on nuclear power.

Gilts Rise as BOE Holds Rates and Slows Bond Sale Pace

Gilts Rise as BOE Holds Rates and Slows Bond Sale Pace

Argentina’s Brokers See Their Losses Mount as Milei Bet Fades

A slide in local assets, lingering capital controls and an economy still shunned by foreign investors are deflating hopes for a boom in Argentina’s capital markets, weighing on small brokerage firms that had bet on a revival after President Javier Milei took office two years ago.

A slide in local assets, lingering capital controls and an economy still shunned by foreign investors are deflating hopes for a boom in Argentina’s capital markets, weighing on small brokerage firms that had bet on a revival after President Javier Milei took office two years ago.

NFL Commanders Win $3.7 Billion Stadium Deal After DC Approval

The Washington Commanders are officially returning to the District of Columbia after a three-decade hiatus, with city officials approving a roughly $3.

The Washington Commanders are officially returning to the District of Columbia after a three-decade hiatus, with city officials approving a roughly $3.7 billion plan for a new stadium and mixed-use development on the grounds of RFK Stadium.

Man Group Goes All-In on ETFs With Hedge-Fund Trades for Masses

The world’s largest publicly listed hedge fund is breaking ranks with tradition — and stepping into the ETF arena under its own name.

The world’s largest publicly listed hedge fund is breaking ranks with tradition — and stepping into the ETF arena under its own name.

Gymshark Backer General Atlantic Boosts UK Office Footprint

General Atlantic, known for its early bets on companies like Facebook and Uber Technologies Inc.

General Atlantic, known for its early bets on companies like Facebook and Uber Technologies Inc., is expanding its London office footprint after boosting its headcount in the city to nearly 200 employees.

BOE Slows QT Pace, Limits Long-Dated Sales After Gilt Volatility

The Bank of England will slow the pace at which it is reducing its government bond holdings and skew sales away from longer-dated debt to help limit the impact of quantitative tightening on the gilt market.

The Bank of England will slow the pace at which it is reducing its government bond holdings and skew sales away from longer-dated debt to help limit the impact of quantitative tightening on the gilt market.

Do investors care about quarterly vs half-year reporting? Here’s what the numbers say.

In Europe, there’s a nearly 50-50 split between how frequently companies report, according to Goldman Sachs data.

In Europe, there’s a nearly 50-50 split between how frequently companies report, according to Goldman Sachs data.

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

The Nvidia investment is the latest source of relief for Intel investors after the U.

The Nvidia investment is the latest source of relief for Intel investors after the U.S. government took a stake in the chip company last month.

This seasonal stock-market trading pattern is coming up — and worth observing

The Wall Street adage — “Sell Rosh Hashana; buy Yom Kippur” — focuses on the market’s performance between these two Jewish holidays.

The Wall Street adage — “Sell Rosh Hashana; buy Yom Kippur” — focuses on the market’s performance between these two Jewish holidays.

India Pension Regulator Eyes Boosting Infrastructure Investment

India’s pension regulator is open to facilitating more investment in the country’s booming infrastructure space after the government launched a credit enhancement program for bonds that finance projects like roads and ports.

India’s pension regulator is open to facilitating more investment in the country’s booming infrastructure space after the government launched a credit enhancement program for bonds that finance projects like roads and ports.

Pen and Paper Still Hold Sway in a Digital World: Moleskine CEO

The importance of committing pen to paper to share your thoughts and ideas is as strong as ever says Christophe Archaimbault, CEO of stationery company Moleskine.

The importance of committing pen to paper to share your thoughts and ideas is as strong as ever says Christophe Archaimbault, CEO of stationery company Moleskine. To spread this message, the company plans to continue opening new retail stores for at least 'the next five years'. Christophe spoke to Francine Lacqua on 'Bloomberg: The Pulse'. (Source: Bloomberg)

Powell’s Path Might Be Just Fine for Stock and Bond Prices

Markets are climbing today after reassessing their response to the Fed cut.

Markets are climbing today after reassessing their response to the Fed cut.

Bloomberg Brief 9/18/2025 (Video)

Bloomberg Brief 9/18/2025 (Video)

Gold Steadies as Traders Mull Outlook for Fed’s Rate Path

Gold steadied — after whipsawing on Wednesday when the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest-rate cut of 2025 — with traders cautious amid the central bank’s guarded optimism regarding further rate cuts.

Gold steadied — after whipsawing on Wednesday when the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest-rate cut of 2025 — with traders cautious amid the central bank’s guarded optimism regarding further rate cuts.

Exxon CEO Warns of ‘Bone-Crushing’ EU Climate, Human Rights Law

Exxon Mobil Corp.

Exxon Mobil Corp. called for European leaders to repeal a new climate and human rights law that would fine corporations and is threatening to become a flashpoint in US-EU trade negotiations.