The European Union has voted to impose tariffs as high as 45% on electric vehicles from China. This move could spark a larger trade conflict with Beijing, which has promised to defend its companies.
Shares in Springer Nature AG & Co. climbed as much as 9.6% on their first day of trading in Frankfurt. This marks a significant boost for Europe’s equity capital markets.
Hong Kong's long-dormant currency is making a comeback as demand surges, driven by a remarkable rally in Chinese stocks listed on the city's exchange. Investors are showing renewed interest, signaling a shift in market sentiment.
Chinese stocks in Hong Kong are experiencing their best two-week rally since 2007. Investors are optimistic, but there are growing questions about the sustainability of this rebound. Many are wondering how much further these gains can go amidst ongoing economic concerns.
Shipping stocks across Asia took a hit today after dockworkers at US East and Gulf Coast ports decided to pause their strike. This move is expected to lower hopes for rising container rates, as the supply situation stabilizes. Investors reacted swiftly, leading to a drop in the stocks of shipping companies across the region.
European and US stock futures rose today, following gains in Asian markets. This comes as investors await US jobs data, which could clarify the future of interest rates. Meanwhile, oil prices stabilized after a significant spike due to Middle East tensions, marking the largest one-day increase in nearly a year.
Oil prices steadied today after experiencing their largest one-day rise in nearly a year. Market tensions remain high amid concerns that Israel might retaliate against Iranian crude facilities following recent missile attacks.
Eisler Capital is facing challenges that highlight the tough competition in the hedge fund industry. It shows how difficult it can be for firms to establish themselves among the top players in the field.
Blackstone Inc. predicts that the private credit market will surge to $30 trillion. This growth is driven by increased lending for infrastructure projects and more investment from pension funds.
US container ports from Houston to Miami and up to Boston are closed for a third day. The shutdown follows the expiration of the labor contract between dockworkers and their employers, which included terminal operators and shipping lines, on Tuesday.
