Haidar Macro Hedge Fund Plunges 32% in Wild Bond Market Moves
Said Haidar is set for the biggest-ever monthly decline at his hedge fund in more than two decades as wild bond markets rock macro traders.
Said Haidar is set for the biggest-ever monthly decline at his hedge fund in more than two decades as wild bond markets rock macro traders.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Plc’s chief executive officer said the UK tech company would consider listing on a foreign exchange, amid growing scrutiny of London’s position as a global financial center.
A pair of former Jefferies Financial Group Inc. executives at Crossover Markets Group have launched a cryptocurrency exchange aiming for high-frequency traders, with the backing of quant investing giant Two Sigma and other firms in traditional finance and digital assets.
China reacted furiously to a visit to Taiwan by a German cabinet minister aimed at expanding technology cooperation, calling it an “egregious act” and accusing the government in Berlin of meddling in China’s domestic affairs.
The European Central Bank is asking lenders about indirect exposure to Credit Suisse Group AG after finding that their balance sheets show few or no holdings of the Swiss firm’s junior debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
A Chinese miner is set to overtake Glencore Plc as the world’s top cobalt producer this year, as the rush for critical green-energy metals intensifies.
Thailand will hold a general election on May 14, with a pre-poll survey showing opposition parties holding a clear lead over military-backed establishment parties in the outgoing government led by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha.
Some of Europe’s largest banks seized on the turmoil that engulfed Credit Suisse Group AG last week by facilitating billions of dollars in bond trading as investors bet on the Swiss lender’s fate.
Investor sentiment in Germany’s economy fell for the first time in six months as concerns over risks in the banking sector add to headwinds from inflation faced by companies and households.
Elon Musk-loving stock traders are famously bullish on Tesla Inc., the eighth most-valued company in the world. Now credit-rating providers, playing catch-up, are giving heft to the automaker’s blue-chip valuation.