China’s credit expanded faster than expected in March, a sign that the central bank’s moves to unleash more long-term liquidity into the economy and support bank lending is fueling investment activity.
Europe’s natural gas market is showing signs of lingering concern over next winter’s fuel supplies, even as immediate frictions ease.
Israel’s Passover holiday week has been a deadly one filled with rocket barrages, enemy drones, drive-by shootings and a car-ramming, prompting a deeply divided society to agree on one thing: its enemies smell blood.
Deutsche Bank AG is appointing former Lazard Ltd. and Credit Suisse Group AG investment banker Ken Oliver Fritz as Vice Chairman for Europe and the Middle East, boosting its senior roster in investment banking.
Turkey’s industrial production suffered its biggest decline since the height of the global pandemic three years ago, in one of the clearest indications yet of how the earthquakes that hit the country are filtering through to the economy.
Marshall Wace has taken a £155.6 million ($193 million) short position against NatWest Group Plc, the largest-ever disclosed short against the British bank since records began in 2012.
Hyundai Motor Group has committed to a spend of around 24 trillion won ($18.2 billion) by 2030 as it seeks to increase production of electric vehicles.
Taiwan’s exports declined more than expected in March as global demand for electronics remained weak, suggesting the worst is not yet over for the trade-dependent economy.
Vedanta Ltd., billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Indian commodities major, is in talks with US-based Farallon Capital Management to raise at least $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Shapoorji Pallonji Group, controlled by billionaire Shapoor Mistry, is weighing asset sales including a controlling stake in its flagship engineering firm that could raise about $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
