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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest.

Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Stocks picking up steam this Thanksgiving Eve — and bullish bets for 2026 are already rolling in. But as the AI race barrels ahead, investors are tilting toward the safer, steadier corners of the market. Deere throws some cold water on sentiment with a shaky outlook and a farm rebound still out of reach. And consumers?

Aegon Said to Explore Divestments to Bolster Focus on US Market

Aegon Said to Explore Divestments to Bolster Focus on US Market

Aegon Ltd. is exploring selling some of its operations outside of the US as it looks to focus on its largest market, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Why London’s Once-Vibrant Stock Market Is in a Rut

The London Stock Exchange has lost its mojo.

The London Stock Exchange has lost its mojo. The more than 300-year-old bourse is shrinking as companies opt to go public elsewhere, shift their existing listings to the US, and accept deals to be taken private.

Vanguard, Royal London Buy Gilts as Budget Spurs Bond Rally

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Vanguard Group Inc. and Royal London Asset Management Ltd. bought gilts on Wednesday as UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ budget largely won favor with markets, sparking the biggest rally in longer-dated bonds since April.

Private Credit Firm Permira Eyes Takeover of German Tour Company

Private credit lender Permira Credit is in advanced talks to take over German tour operator Berge & Meer, according to the company, another sign of the growing trend of direct lenders moving to take equity positions to support their debtors.

Private credit lender Permira Credit is in advanced talks to take over German tour operator Berge & Meer, according to the company, another sign of the growing trend of direct lenders moving to take equity positions to support their debtors.

Lender Permira Credit Eyes Takeover of German Tour Operator

Private credit lender Permira Credit is in advanced talks to take over German tour operator Berge & Meer, according to the company, another sign of the growing trend of direct lenders moving to take equity positions to support their debtors.

Private credit lender Permira Credit is in advanced talks to take over German tour operator Berge & Meer, according to the company, another sign of the growing trend of direct lenders moving to take equity positions to support their debtors.

UK Stealth Tax Set to Push 5 Million More Into Bands Over 40%

UK Stealth Tax Set to Push 5 Million More Into Bands Over 40%

Some 5.4 million workers will have been pushed into higher tax brackets of between 40% and 45% by the start of the next decade after Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves extended a policy of freezing income thresholds.

Bolivia to integrate crypto, stablecoins into the financial system

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages, and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages, and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Bolivia to integrate crypto, stablecoins into the financial system

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages, and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages, and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Bolivia to integrate crypto, stablecoins into financial system

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Fiat currency inflation, US dollar shortages and global competition are prompting the government to integrate cryptocurrencies.

Here Are the Main Winners and Losers of the UK Budget

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced more than 80 policies at the budget on Nov.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced more than 80 policies at the budget on Nov. 26, including tax rises that allowed her to double a key fiscal buffer without breaking a manifesto pledge on income tax rates.

Even thrift stores are holding Black Friday sales as Americans seek holiday bargains

As households face tighter budgets, experts anticipate more people will shop secondhand for gifts this holiday season.

As households face tighter budgets, experts anticipate more people will shop secondhand for gifts this holiday season.

Federated Hermes Launches $320 Million Sixth Vintage of Private Equity Co-Investment Strategy

Investment management firm Federated Hermes has successfully launched the sixth vintage of its Private Equity Co-Investment series (PEC VI), securing approximately $320 million in initial commitments. This new fund focuses on lower mid-market buyout investments and follows the successful closure of its fifth vintage, PEC V, at $486 million in 2023.

Future Standard Launches $200M FS Mid Market Private Equity Fund to Diversify Investments Across US and Europe

Future Standard, a global alternative asset manager with $86 billion in assets, has introduced its FS Mid Market Private Equity Fund, starting with a $200 million seed portfolio. The fund, backed by COPRÉ, aims to provide diversified access to middle market private equity investments in various sectors, including technology and healthcare.

HIG Capital Sells Project Informatica to EMK Capital: A Strategic Move in the IT Sector

HIG Capital has divested its portfolio company, Project Informatica, to private equity firm EMK Capital. This transaction highlights significant growth in the Italian IT market, with Project Informatica poised for further expansion backed by both its management team and its new investor.

Stop and do this before you buy anything on Black Friday

“Be sure to ‘pay yourself first’ before you spend a dollar on deals,” says financial planner.

“Be sure to ‘pay yourself first’ before you spend a dollar on deals,” says financial planner.

Creditor Pacts Used to Thwart LMEs Challenged by Altice USA

For the past two years, some restructuring and finance lawyers have been telling anyone who would listen — at dinners, client meetings and on conference stages — that creditors were skirting antitrust laws by banding together in so-called cooperation agreements.

For the past two years, some restructuring and finance lawyers have been telling anyone who would listen — at dinners, client meetings and on conference stages — that creditors were skirting antitrust laws by banding together in so-called cooperation agreements.

Trump Election Interference Case in Georgia Dismissed by Judge

A Georgia judge dismissed the last remaining criminal charges against President Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, ending an ill-fated case that had led to the disqualification of the original prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

A Georgia judge dismissed the last remaining criminal charges against President Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, ending an ill-fated case that had led to the disqualification of the original prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

Trump Election Interference Case in Georgia Tossed by Judge

A Georgia judge dismissed the last remaining criminal charges against President Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, ending an ill-fated case that had led to the disqualification of the original prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

A Georgia judge dismissed the last remaining criminal charges against President Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, ending an ill-fated case that had led to the disqualification of the original prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

Supreme Court Lets Copyright Office Head Stay in Job for Now

The US Supreme Court declined for now to let President Donald Trump’s administration oust the director of the US Copyright Office, deferring a decision in the legal fight until at least January.

The US Supreme Court declined for now to let President Donald Trump’s administration oust the director of the US Copyright Office, deferring a decision in the legal fight until at least January.