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Europe surges for fourth straight session as EU stimulus outweighs Sino-US rift
A number of European stock exchanges had reported a broad-based rally on Thursday with Italy's FTSE MIB leading the charges
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China’s Tencent raises $6 billion in largest Asian bond sale amid US-China tension
China's Tencent Holdings Ltd. raises as much as $6 billion in a US Dollar-denominated bond sales earlier on Thursday, which happens to be the largest debt deal in Asia this year
European shares surge to 11-week-peak on travel firms’ gain
On Tuesday, European stock indices had logged robust gains to breach their 11-week-peak following an upsurge of travel and leisure stocks
European shares end flat on US-China tension, but post weekly gain
On Friday, a number of European stock exchanges had winded down the day almost flatlined, as an escalation of Sino-US tension appears to have kept the big buyers at bay
European shares fly the coop as Sino-US tension ratchets up, recovery in doubt
On Thursday, the 21st of May 2020, a slew of European stock exchanges fell across the board, as an escalated Sino-US trade tension seems to have overpowered optimisms linked to an ease of lockdown measures
European shares end higher, but log worst week since mid-March
On Friday, the 15th of May 2020, a gauge of European stock indices had rounded off the day marginally higher, but had scored their worst weekly plunge since mid-March
Argentina extends $65 billion debt restructuring offer as creditors decline proposal
Late on Monday, the Argentine Government had extended the deadline of an overhaul offer of its $65 billion worth of debts in dollar-denominated internationally traded bonds up to May 22nd
New York’s General Atlantic, Saudi eye stakes in Reliance’s Jio digital arm
Two more investment funds were eyeing stakes in the petrochemical-to-telecom conglomerate, Reliance's $65 billion digital unit, Jio Platform
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala begins talks on dollar-denominated bond issuance
Mubadala Investment Company, often contemplated as a sovereign wealth fund affiliated with the Abu Dhabi Government, had been in talks with multiple heavyweight lenders over a likely issuance of dollar-denominated bonds
European bourses bend down as EU stimulus fail to impress
On Friday, the 24th of April 2020, a slew of European stock indices had leaned down over investors’ disappointment on EU’s lack of initiative regarding a trillion-euro bailout fund agreed by the bloc’s leaders
European bourses gather momentum on Trump’s restart plan
On Friday, the 17th of April 2020, a basket of European bourses had winded up the day higher following US President’s Donald Trump’s strident sanguinities over a partial resumption of US economy before May 1st
European shares sap five-day rally as earnings’ reports underscore pandemic hits
On Wednesday, the 15th of April 2020, a slew of European bourses had winded down the day deeper in to the reds, wrapping up a five-day long streak of gains
European shares post best weekly gain since 2011 over further EU stimulus
On Thursday, a slew of European stock indices stretched their recent round of gaining streaks in to the fourth straight day, as investors’ sentiment appeared to be in a propped up position following signs that the pandemic had reached its peak in Europe
Wall St. fades late as oil pares earlier gains
On Tuesday, the 7th of April 2020, all three key indices of Wall St. had reported marginal slide after gaining as much as 7 per cent on yesterday (April 6th) over hopes of a slowdown in the pandemic
European shares end lower, post weekly plunge amid dismal business activity data
On Friday, the 3rd of April 2020, a slew of European stock exchanges had wrapped up the session lower and posted weekly plunges
European stocks eke out gains as a record oil rally plays down recession frets
On Thursday, the 2nd of April 2020, a slew of European stock indices managed to wind up the day in the greens followed by an energy stocks-driven late-session rally
European shares slumped as EU cancels rescue plans, PM Johnson tests positive
On Friday, the 27th of March 2020, a slew of European stock indices fell across the board after the Brussels lawmakers had botched to reach an agreement over a coronavirus rescue package
European shares extend winning streak, but post weekly decline
On Friday, the 20th of March 2020, a slew of European shares had winded down the session marginally higher for the second straight day, however retreated from their session-highs on late-afternoon trading
Big-league US lenders to stall stock buyback up until June 30th
Late on Sunday, the 15th of March 2020, an industry group composed of eight big-league Wall St. lenders had issued a statement saying that the leading US lenders would halt share repurchase program until at least June 30th
Global stocks jump on late Wall St. rally; crude oil shines
Late on Friday, a gauge of global stock indices rebounded sharply following a late-rally in the Wall St. which had also witnessed Dow Jones’ biggest intra-session leapfrog since the ages of great financial depression in 2008
Stock Exchange operator CME to shut down Chicago trading floor
CME Group Inc. said in a statement late on Wednesday, the 11th of March 2020, that the exchange operator would shut down its Chicago trading floor after business hours on Friday (March 13th)
Zambia to buy unofficially mined gold, seeks to validate unregulated mining
On Friday, Zambia’s two-decade old mining company, ZCCM Investments Holdings, 77.7 per cent owned by the Zambian Government, had issued a statement saying that the Zambia’s investment wing had begun to purchase gold from unofficial traders
Lebanon sets stage for default, declares can’t pay off sovereign debts
Lebanon had issued a statement saying that Beirut would not be able to meet a $1.2 billion Government debt or bond payments scheduled to be matured on March 9th, settling the stages for a potential default
Industrial metals gain on positive market response to Fed’s emergency rate-cut
On Wednesday, the 4th of March 2020, a number of industry-grade metal futures’ prices including copper had snapped a coronavirus-led losing streak
Swiss Central Bank to double pay offs after whopping $50 billion in profit last year
On Monday, the 2nd of March 2020, the Swiss National Bank (Switzerland’s Central Bank) had issued a statement saying that the borrower had recorded an annual profit of $50.71 billion or 48.9 billion Swiss Franc last year
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