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Kim Kyung-Hoon („Reuters“/„Scanpix“) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-07-27 15:43

Pokemon Go Craze Befuddles Analysts at Big Investment Banks

Pokemon Go’s stunning surge in popularity is leaving few more befuddled than the analysts who cover Nintendo Co. for the world’s biggest investment banks.

Sergey Averin/Sputnik

Bloomberg

2016-07-20 16:30

Russia Dominates Wheat Market as Soggy Fields Push Out France

In the race to supply wheat to the world’s biggest buyer, Russia is running away with the prize.

Lucaso Jacksono („Reuters“/„Scanpix“) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-07-08 18:07

Dare to Dream: The Mergers That Could Help Fix the Banks

Eight years after the financial crisis, bank bailouts are being discussed once again in Europe. Low and even negative interest rates, the weight of soured assets, high legal bills and new digital competitors are all depressing shares and executives. Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has further undermined confidence in the banking sector.

30/06/2016. London, United Kingdom. Boris Johnson canceling his Leadership campaign. XINHUA/SIPA

Bloomberg

2016-07-01 18:30

Brexit Means Brexit: Johnson’s Fall Reduces Room for EU-Turn

Boris Johnson’s dramatic withdrawal from the Conservative leadership race he was favored to win may make it likelier the U.K. will leave the European Union.

REUTERS / Goran Tomasevic

Bloomberg

2016-06-29 18:30

Turkey Airports on Alert After Istanbul Suicide Attacks Kill 41

Turkey deployed anti-terrorism squads at Istanbul’s main international airport after three suspected Islamic State suicide bombers killed 41 people, underscoring the country’s struggle to contain the spillover from Syria’s civil war.

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir

Bloomberg

2016-06-27 18:30

EU Commission’s Juncker Faces Calls to Resign After Brexit Vote

Jean-Claude Juncker faced calls to resign as president of the European Union’s executive arm after the U.K. voted to quit the EU.

REUTERS / Russell Boyce

Bloomberg

2016-06-22 15:30

Brexit Could Leave U.K. Struggling to Match Access to Asia

The U.K. could find itself hard pressed to replicate access to Asia’s lucrative markets -- from New Zealand to India -- should voters in the world’s fifth-biggest economy opt to leave the European Union.

REUTERS/Neil Hall

Bloomberg

2016-06-20 15:00

Brexit No Lehman to Europe Strategists Keeping Stock Calls

British secession from the European Union is a market scenario that the region’s equity strategists are choosing not to factor into their forecasts -- or at least, one they are expecting to have no catastrophic meaning for stocks.

Mario Draghi, ECB vadovas. Juditos Grigelytės (VŽ) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-06-13 21:13

ECB Gives Corporate Bondholders First Hint on Purchase Sizes

Investors got a first hint about how much Mario Draghi is prepared to pump into the corporate-bondmarket.

George Panagakis (SIPA/Scanpix) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-06-07 15:52

Greek Merchants Cry Foul as Netflix, Airbnb Escape New Taxes

For Panos Papadopoulos,what’s worse than the Greek government’s new taxes is that they don’t apply to his overseas rivals.

Marcus Ericsson / TT / Scanpix

Bloomberg

2016-06-03 14:00

Brexit Alarm Has Bank Watchdog in Sweden Demanding Action Plans

Sweden’s financial regulator has told the banks it oversees to produce action plans showing how they will cope with the potential market shocks that would follow a British exit from the European Union.

Ralph Orlowski („Reuters“/„Scanpix“) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-05-30 15:57

Draghi’s First Good News in a Year Has $267 Billion Cost

Mario Draghi may have bought himself a brief respite from the threat of deflation. The cost? More than a quarter of a trillion dollars.

REUTERS /Daniel Leal Olivas

Bloomberg

2016-05-25 17:00

Brexit Could Force U.K. to Extend Austerity by Two Years

Leaving the European Union could add tens of billions of pounds to U.K. government borrowing and force Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to extend austerity into the next decade, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Arnd Wiegmann (Reuters/Scanpix) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-05-23 19:21

One country is debating giving away money

Joe Penney (Reuters/Scanpix) nuotr.

Bloomberg

2016-05-18 14:54

Nigeria’s Currency Chaos Deepens as Bets on Devaluation Rise

As investors increasingly bet the bottom will drop out of the naira and the vice president hints at a devaluation, the man who calls the shots -- President Muhammadu Buhari, who has resisted devaluation since coming to power a year ago, likening it to “murder” -- has kept quiet.

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