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Russia Says It’s Suing Euroclear in Moscow on Frozen Assets

The Bank of Russia is taking legal action in Moscow against Euroclear over frozen state assets as it threatened the European Union with a global campaign of retaliation to recover hundreds of billions of euros if the bloc makes any use of the funds.

The Bank of Russia is taking legal action in Moscow against Euroclear over frozen state assets as it threatened the European Union with a global campaign of retaliation to recover hundreds of billions of euros if the bloc makes any use of the funds.

Russia Says It’s Suing Euroclear in Moscow Over Frozen Assets

The Bank of Russia said it’s taking legal action in Moscow against the Euroclear depository over frozen state assets and threatened the European Union with a global campaign of retaliation to recover hundreds of billions of euros if the bloc makes any use of the funds.

The Bank of Russia said it’s taking legal action in Moscow against the Euroclear depository over frozen state assets and threatened the European Union with a global campaign of retaliation to recover hundreds of billions of euros if the bloc makes any use of the funds.

Goldman Sachs Says Inflation Should Normalize in 2026

Christian Mueller-Glissmann, asset allocation research head at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for the economy and inflation in 2026.

Christian Mueller-Glissmann, asset allocation research head at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for the economy and inflation in 2026. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

UK Greens Try to Get Serious on Economy as Party Climbs UK Polls

A new economic think tank linked to the UK’s Green Party is set to launch in the new year, as the left-wing party seeks to fend off criticism that it doesn’t understand the economy.

A new economic think tank linked to the UK’s Green Party is set to launch in the new year, as the left-wing party seeks to fend off criticism that it doesn’t understand the economy.

EQT Partners with 1X Technologies to Deploy 10,000 Humanoid Robots Across Portfolio Companies

EQT AB, a Stockholm-based private equity firm, is partnering with robotics startup 1X Technologies AS to deploy 10,000 humanoid robots across its portfolio companies. This initiative, starting in 2024 and continuing through 2030, aims to enhance operations in various sectors, demonstrating EQT's commitment to leveraging advanced technology.

Apollo Global Management Spins Off Hybrid Capital to Focus on Fast-Growing Lending Sector

Apollo Global Management has restructured its operations by separating its rapidly expanding lending unit, Hybrid Capital, from its traditional private equity division. This strategic move, led by Matt Nord, signifies a shift towards private credit, targeting sectors like AI and energy infrastructure with bespoke financing solutions.

China Moves to Curb Record Steel Exports With Licensing System

China will implement a steel export licensing system, the country’s Ministry of Commerce said, in what could be a bid to tame record shipments of the metal flowing out the country.

China will implement a steel export licensing system, the country’s Ministry of Commerce said, in what could be a bid to tame record shipments of the metal flowing out the country.

China Moves to Tame Huge Steel Exports With License Regime

China will implement a broad licensing system for steel exports, the country’s Ministry of Commerce said, in what could be a bid to tame record shipments of the metal flowing out the country.

China will implement a broad licensing system for steel exports, the country’s Ministry of Commerce said, in what could be a bid to tame record shipments of the metal flowing out the country.

China’s Credit Expansion Stays Muted as Demand Languishes

China’s loan growth disappointed in November with muted overall credit expansion, underlining anemic borrowing by households and businesses is still a concern weighing on the economy.

China’s loan growth disappointed in November with muted overall credit expansion, underlining anemic borrowing by households and businesses is still a concern weighing on the economy.

D.A. Wallach Explains Why Biotech VC Is So Different

D.A. Wallach Explains Why Biotech VC Is So Different

Euro Rally Seen Pushing Ahead if ECB Widens Policy Gap With Fed

Options traders expect the euro’s rally to get fresh impetus next week with the European Central Bank’s meeting expected to underscore its policy divergence with the Federal Reserve.

Options traders expect the euro’s rally to get fresh impetus next week with the European Central Bank’s meeting expected to underscore its policy divergence with the Federal Reserve.

Thai Premier Seizes Chance for Early Vote as Wartime Leader

Thailand’s prime minister is gambling on early elections as a nationalist wave fueled by the border conflict with Cambodia offers his conservative bloc a chance to best pro-democracy rivals that have won every election this century.

Thailand’s prime minister is gambling on early elections as a nationalist wave fueled by the border conflict with Cambodia offers his conservative bloc a chance to best pro-democracy rivals that have won every election this century.

UK economy contracts by 0.1% in October

Analysts and ONS attribute slowdown to uncertainty ahead of Rachel Reeves’ tax-raising Budget.

Analysts and ONS attribute slowdown to uncertainty ahead of Rachel Reeves’ tax-raising Budget

Humanoid Robot Maker Galbot Said to Pick Banks for 2026 Hong Kong IPO

Galbot, a Chinese manufacturer of robots with human-like characteristics, is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong next year, according to people familiar with the matter.

Galbot, a Chinese manufacturer of robots with human-like characteristics, is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong next year, according to people familiar with the matter.

Japan’s Auto Union Seeks Higher Wage Gains as BOJ Watches Trends

Japan’s car industry union will seek a slightly more ambitious wage hike goal in the upcoming round of negotiations compared to the previous year, adding momentum to talks as the Bank of Japan tracks pay trends in the US tariffs-hit sector.

Japan’s car industry union will seek a slightly more ambitious wage hike goal in the upcoming round of negotiations compared to the previous year, adding momentum to talks as the Bank of Japan tracks pay trends in the US tariffs-hit sector.

Trump: US Would Help With Ukraine’s Security in Peace Deal | Daybreak Europe 12/12/2025

On today's show, Donald Trump signals the US could help with Ukraine's security as part of a peace deal with Russia.

On today's show, Donald Trump signals the US could help with Ukraine's security as part of a peace deal with Russia. This as President Zelenskiy floats the prospect of a referendum on handing over land to Russia. Broadcom shares dropped as much as 5% in late trade after its sales outlook for AI revenue failed to meet investors' lofty expectations. The company has a backlog of 73-billion-dollars in AI product orders that will be shipped...

Last Time Strategists Were This Bullish, European Stocks Tanked

For the first time in eight years, market forecasters are making a bold call on Europe: not a single strategist surveyed by Bloomberg predicts a significant equity market decline in 2026.

For the first time in eight years, market forecasters are making a bold call on Europe: not a single strategist surveyed by Bloomberg predicts a significant equity market decline in 2026.

Global Stocks Rally Broadens Beyond Tech | Insight with Haslinda Amin 12/12/2025

Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter.

Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)

Vakhshouri: IEA & OPEC Demand Forecast Gap Reduced

Oil rallied from its lowest close in almost two months, buoyed by bullishness in broader financial markets.

Oil rallied from its lowest close in almost two months, buoyed by bullishness in broader financial markets. Meanwhile the International Energy Agency trimmed its estimates for a global oil supply surplus this year and next for the first time in several months. This as demand strengthens and output growth slows. Sara Vakhshouri, President & Founder of SVB Energy International told Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons Middle East and Africa, the IEA is now closing the...

Jim Ratcliffe’s Big Push Into China Is Backfiring on Ineos

The saying goes that if you can’t beat them, join them.

The saying goes that if you can’t beat them, join them. But for billionaire Jim Ratcliffe and his bet on China’s chemicals sector, that hasn’t been working out.