Category: Business

  • Pentagon Pokes Holes in 'A House of Dynamite' Depiction

    Pentagon Pokes Holes in 'A House of Dynamite' Depiction

    Bloomberg’s Tony Capaccio breaks down the Pentagon’s reaction the the new Netflix thriller ‘A House of Dynamite,’ including an internal memo telling officials what the movie gets wrong. Capaccio also shares what would happen at the Department of Defense if a nuclear strike was to occur. (Source: Bloomberg) Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Credit Blowups in Brazil Are Scuttling Corporate Borrowing Plans

    Credit Blowups in Brazil Are Scuttling Corporate Borrowing Plans

    Brazil’s credit flareups are driving up borrowing costs and spooking investors, forcing companies in Latin America’s largest economy to scrap or scale down their plans to tap the debt market. Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Swedish Deputy PM Busch on Rare Earths

    Swedish Deputy PM Busch on Rare Earths

    Description: Swedish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Business and Industry Ebba Busch says the country’s rare earths can be a possible alternative to China’s critical minerals. She speaks with Haslinda Amin on “Insight with Haslinda Amin.” (Source: Bloomberg) Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Marubeni CEO on New Opportunities in Lithium Sector

    Marubeni CEO on New Opportunities in Lithium Sector

    Marubeni CEO Masayuki Omoto said in an interview with Bloomberg TV that the company is on the hunt for potential lithium opportunities amid a wider push to expand businesses key to the AI boom and energy transition. (Source: Bloomberg) Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Fed Balance-Sheet Decision Cements Funds Rate as Preferred Tool

    Fed Balance-Sheet Decision Cements Funds Rate as Preferred Tool

    The Federal Reserve’s decision to end its balance-sheet runoff after a drop in bank reserves suggests officials are doubling down on the federal funds rate as the primary tool to conduct monetary policy and help assess liquidity in the financial system. Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Saudi Arabia to Update Foreign Stock Ownership Limits Next Year

    Saudi Arabia to Update Foreign Stock Ownership Limits Next Year

    Saudi Arabia will decide on relaxing foreign-investment limits in the country’s stocks by next year, the market regulator said. Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • BOJ Policy Hold Shows Caution Under Takaichi, Analysts Say

    BOJ Policy Hold Shows Caution Under Takaichi, Analysts Say

    The Bank of Japan’s decision to leave policy unchanged reinforced expectations that monetary tightening will proceed cautiously under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, sending the yen lower and supporting government bonds. Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • Gold Slump Holds as Fed Chair Douses Hopes for December Rate Cut

    Gold Slump Holds as Fed Chair Douses Hopes for December Rate Cut

    Gold edged higher after four days of losses, with traders scaling back bets on more Federal Reserve easing after Chair Jerome Powell downplayed the likelihood of a December interest-rate cut. Source: Bloomberg Markets.

  • A Lot Can Go Wrong for Nvidia, Says Analyst Goldberg

    A Lot Can Go Wrong for Nvidia, Says Analyst Goldberg

    Jay Goldberg, a senior analyst at Seaport Global Securities, has a sell rating on Nvidia Corp, making him the lone bear among 80 analysts that cover the chipmaker. He says even with the support of President Donald Trump and hype around the stock, a lot can go wrong for the company. He explains his stance…

  • Warren, Sanders Say PE in 401(K)s Is ‘Dangerous’ for Americans

    Warren, Sanders Say PE in 401(K)s Is ‘Dangerous’ for Americans

    President Donald Trump’s move to let private equity and cryptocurrency become bigger pieces of the average retirement saver’s portfolio could lead to financial harm for millions of Americans, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren and independent Senator Bernie Sanders said. Source: Bloomberg Markets.