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Stellantis Chief Executive Officer Antonio Filosa said a Europe-US split of the company is "not plausible at all," speaking with Bloomberg's Caroline Connan at the Paris Motor Show. He added that the company's strategy is based on having all the brands playing their unique role while all of them enjoy transversal technology.
Bloomberg Markets reports that one of China's largest private steel-making companies is moving into shipbuilding as the industry enjoys a boom in orders. No company name, figures or timing are stated in the post.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said the kingdom's ability to supply energy remains resilient amid major market and security turmoil, according to Bloomberg Markets. The statement came as the kingdom suffers attacks on energy and aviation infrastructure.
Bloomberg Markets reported that lithium futures in China slumped after an agreement to limit hybrid car exports to the European Union weighed on demand prospects for the battery material. The post states the slump was 10% and attributes the move to the EU deal's effect on hybrid export demand.
Angela Wilkinson, Secretary General at the World Energy Council, told Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and Africa that the world faces the biggest global energy shock in 40 years. The segment notes oil slipped as traders weigh a potential energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia while the IEA urged members to speed up pledged diesel releases, after hostilities escalated across the Middle East with strikes by Houthis on Saudi Arabia's Riyadh airport.
Bloomberg Markets reports that, according to Bahoshy, Saudi venture capital deals fell 35% while capital rose. The post provides no further figures, timing or confirmation.
Bloomberg Markets reports that global finance chiefs will convene in Hong Kong in early November, roughly two weeks before US and Chinese leaders meet in Shenzhen. The meeting is described as being held in hopes of securing a long-term trade truce.
Renault SA Chief Executive Officer Francois Provost said Nissan's overhaul plan is "good" but that the automaker will have to "boost up" its transformation to get on top of the industry's challenges. Provost spoke with Bloomberg's Caroline Connan at the Paris Motor Show.
Bloomberg Markets reports that Boxer Retail Ltd. appointed a new chief executive officer as the incumbent is set to retire. The South African budget grocer also reported higher first-half profit after it kept prices low to attract cash-strapped consumers.
Bloomberg Markets reports that China and the European Union have agreed to discuss the bloc's restrictions on imports of inverters, a key piece of clean technology. The agreement offers potential relief to Chinese firms facing curbs on sales to a major overseas market.
A Bloomberg Markets newswire headline states that Trump claims Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an 'energy' truce, while Houthi attacks on Saudi airports escalate. The excerpt provides no further details, sourcing, figures or timing beyond the headline.
Bloomberg Markets reports that Wall Street is betting big on India as a booming IPO pipeline and rising domestic investment transform its financial system. The same post states that inflation, a weaker rupee and tighter regulation pose risks.
Bloomberg Markets reported that copper extended gains as traders looked to a more hopeful outlook for interest rates and gauged the impact on supply of a fatal mine incident in Chile. The post attributes the gains to easing rate-hike bets and a fatal mine incident in Chile.
Pakistani Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb discussed the country's financing needs and economic growth outlook, according to Bloomberg. The post states that Pakistan targets growth of more than 4% for 2026. Aurangzeb spoke with Avril Hong on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Singapore.
Bloomberg Markets reported that wheat declined for a fourth day after US President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an immediate "energy ceasefire," raising hopes that an easing of hostilities could reduce Black Sea disruptions.
Amundi SA's research arm sees scope for a rebound in Indian equities after a steep selloff fueled by high oil prices and persistent foreign outflows, according to a Bloomberg Markets report. The report frames the end of the Iran War as a turning point for India.
Bloomberg Markets reported that Genting Bhd. shares plunged by the most in 28 years after the leisure group controlled by Malaysian billionaire Lim Kok Thay announced plans to raise about 1.25 billion ringgit ($306 million) through a renounceable rights issue.
Bloomberg Markets reports that the Reserve Bank of India is tightening its defense of the rupee as expensive crude and foreign outflows bite, per the headline on USD/INR. The same post states the rupee is likely to advance on Monday, but that sustaining the gains will be harder.
Bloomberg Markets reported that South Korea's won jumped to a two-year high on Monday, supported by lower oil prices and heavy dollar selling by local companies. The post states the move occurred on Monday and attributes it to those two factors.
Bloomberg reported that the EU said China agreed to slash millions of hybrid car exports after talks spanning trade, investment and intellectual property rights. China said the deal with the European Union on hybrid cars will ensure "export space and steady growth" for its companies, as the two sides seek to reduce the risk of trade war.
Bloomberg and WSJ report that the Indian rupee strengthened after the Reserve Bank of India took measures to support the currency. Bloomberg says the rupee rose about 1% on Monday, leading gains versus the dollar in Asia, and that the RBI's defense reinforced 97 as a limit for rupee weakness.
Bloomberg Markets reported that gold edged higher as sliding oil prices eased inflation concerns, giving traders optimism the Federal Reserve could hold off on further interest-rate hikes.
Bloomberg Markets reported that stock and bond futures advanced as oil retreated, with traders looking past the latest attacks on Saudi Arabia that threatened to widen the war in the Middle East.
Bloomberg Markets reported that oil declined in a volatile start to the week as traders weighed resilient Middle East flows against rising regional tensions and a US claim that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to a so-called energy ceasefire.
Bloomberg Markets reports that bond markets are pushing up borrowing costs themselves, potentially reducing the number of benchmark interest-rate hikes needed by central banks to control inflation. The post frames this as bond markets doing some of the lifting for central banks.
Analysts say emerging-market bonds and currencies are now better equipped to withstand any repeat of the Eurozone debt crisis turmoil that whipsawed them 15 years ago, according to Bloomberg Markets. The post states that emerging-market bonds and currencies were whipsawed by the Eurozone debt crisis 15 years ago.
Bloomberg Markets reports that India's central bank announced a fresh bond sale and will require lenders to hold more of their mandated cash buffers with it on a daily basis, stepping up efforts to drain surplus banking liquidity.