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Indian Bonds, Rupee Rally as Sliding Oil Eases Inflation Risks
Indian bonds and the rupee gained as a plunge in crude prices eased inflation risks and the strain on external finances for the oil-importing nation.
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Hong Kong Bankers’ Top AI Uses, From Pitch Decks to 10-K Filings
Our panel finds the new technology doing what juniors once did.
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Bloomberg Talks: Abby Joseph Cohen (Podcast)
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Indonesia Kicks Off First Dollar Bond Sale Since MSCI Fallout
The Indonesian government kicked off a multi-part dollar bond offering on Thursday, the first publicly announced deal by the sovereign in the US currency since MSCI Inc. last month warned that it may remove local equities from its global…
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Hong Kong Jails Activist Joshua Wong for 10 Years
A Hong Kong court has sentenced activist Joshua Wong to 10 years in prison under Beijing's national security law after he pleaded guilty to foreign collusion charges. (Source: Bloomberg)
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China Blocks SoftBank Acquisition of ABB Robot Unit, FT Says
China has blocked SoftBank Group Corp.’s deal to acquire ABB Ltd.’s robots unit, the Financial Times reported, citing unidentified people.
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Treasuries Gain as US Vote Fuels Hopes for Curbing Bond Supply
Treasuries headed for a second day of gains, after a Democratic sweep in the midterms fueled expectations that the Trump’s administration’s tax and spending plans may be contained.
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Labor Talks Extend Past Deadline at LA Ports, Employers Say
A group of 250 security workers at the US’s busiest seaports continued contract negotiations with their employers beyond a deadline set for Wednesday evening.
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Chinese LGFV Seeks to Reassure Creditors After Huafa Selloff
A Chinese local government financing vehicle in the southern city of Zhuhai has been seeking to reassure investors after missed debt payments by another firm there sparked concerns, people familiar with the matter said.
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Hong Kong Sentences Activist Joshua Wong to 10 Years in Prison
A Hong Kong court sentenced prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong to 10 years in prison for his second national security conviction, significantly extending his time behind bars just months before he was expected to be freed.
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IFC’s $22 Billion Africa Push Runs Up Against Shallow Markets
Development lenders, governments and regulators need to deepen African markets so that every dollar they deploy can attract $10 more of commercial capital, an official at the World Bank’s private-sector arm said.
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South Korea to Send Navy Assets to Mideast After US Midterms
South Korea is preparing to send more military assets to the Middle East and widen its anti-piracy operations, months after President Donald Trump urged the Asian ally to join efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz.
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Chinese Renewables Stocks Extend Surge After Democratic Sweep
Chinese renewables stocks extended a dramatic rally after the Democratic sweep in the midterm elections was viewed as favorable for the industry even as US tariffs remain in place.
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GOP Confronts Midterm Losses, Qualcomm Outlook Misses, More
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Australia’s Surplus Heads for Decade-Low on Chip, Energy Imports
Australia’s trade surplus is on track to slump to its lowest level in a decade this year, as chips and servers needed for data centers add to a surge in imports from China while energy costs spiral higher.
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Nifty Bounces Back to Beat All of Asia on Foreign Flows, Earnings
India’s stock benchmark is the top gainer in Asia so far this quarter, up nearly 6%.
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China’s Copper Squeeze Deepens as Buyers Scramble for Spot Metal
Copper buyers in China are scrambling for physical metal, with spot premiums soaring as supplies tighten sharply in the world’s biggest consumer.
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Des Bishop on China's Comedy Boom and Censorship
Stand-up comedy is booming across China, trailing only cinema as the country's second-largest theater category, according to state media. Many credit American comic Des Bishop with sparking the trend over a decade ago after he moved to…
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Republican Blame Game, Qualcomm Weak Guidance, More
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El Niño Pushes Asia Rice Prices to 2-Year High, Threatening Inflation
A benchmark Asian rice price climbed to the highest in almost two years, threatening to accelerate food inflation as the El Niño weather pattern disrupts production of the staple grain.
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Blue Wave Stock Rotation Sinks Asian Chipmakers, Boosts Autos
The Democratic sweep of Congress fueled rotation trade in Asia, dragging down shares of chipmakers on concerns over the AI buildout while lifting auto and consumer goods makers.
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Bloomberg Daybreak Asia: Equities React to US Midterms (Podcast)
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Wiener Set to Replace Pelosi in San Francisco as Chan Concedes
California state lawmaker Scott Wiener appears to have defeated Representative Nancy Pelosi’s handpicked successor in her San Francisco congressional district.
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Bloomberg Australia: Inside the Anthropic IPO Frenzy (Podcast)
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