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The First Business Day of the Year in Tokyo — Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Asian Stocks Set for Muted Open Ahead of US Jobs

Get up to speed on what's moving global markets.

Federal Reserve Headquarters Ahead Of FOMC Meeting

Fed Officials Signal Interest Rates Likely on Hold for a While

Bond Turmoil Raises Prospect of Slower Bank of England Rate Cuts

Emerging Stocks Enter Correction as Traders Weigh US Policies

President-elect Trump Meets Republican Senators On Capitol Hill

Crypto CEOs Clamor for Access to Trump as Inauguration Day Nears

Blackrock Ahead Of Earnings Figures

BlackRock Stares Down FDIC Just Before Deadline Over Bank Stakes

Two Sigma Founders Head to Arbitration After Years-Long Feud

Two Sigma Founders Head to Arbitration After Years-Long Feud

New York City As Covid Restrictions Are Lifted After Reaching Vaccine Goal

US Bond Yield Surge Prompts Some Companies to Delay Debt Sales

Thousands Flee From Uncontrolled Wildfires Burning Near LA

Disaster Aid Seen Easing Risk to Los Angeles Area Muni Bonds

Tariff Fears Spark Disconnect in Silver and Copper Markets

Tariff Fears Spark Disconnect in Silver and Copper Markets

How Analyst Job Cuts on Wall Street Are Reshaping Equity Research — MIKE KAI CHEN

How Analyst Job Cuts on Wall Street Are Reshaping Equity Research

Forces like regulation, passive investing and AI have all conspired to squeeze equity research in ways few could have imagined. Countless “sell-side” analysts have had to reinvent themselves as a result.

Odd Lots

When Everyone Was Hopeful, Happy, and Rich

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Odd Lots

When Everyone Was Hopeful, Happy, and Rich

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Crypto

Key Speakers At The Bitcoin 2024 Conference

How Trump Came Around to Crypto—and What Crypto Wants in Return

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Bitcoin Languishes as US ETFs See Second-Highest Daily Outflow

The First Business Day of the Year in Tokyo

Bond Traders See Jobs Testing Hawkish Fed Pricing

The First Business Day of the Year in Tokyo

Wall Street Braces for Jobs Jolt as Stocks Churn

Videos

Fed’s Bowman Prefers Cautious, Gradual Approach to Rates

Fed’s Bowman Prefers Cautious, Gradual Approach to Rates

David Rubenstein Remembers Jimmy Carter

David Rubenstein Remembers Jimmy Carter

The David Rubenstein Show: Dave Ricks

The David Rubenstein Show: Dave Ricks

Bloomberg Surveillance 01/09/2025

Bloomberg Surveillance 01/09/2025

Markets Magazine

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A Tech Mogul Is Hell-Bent On Having a Formula One Racing Team

In New Zealand’s backcountry, David Dicker is spending tens of millions to build a 360 mph car.

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Bloomberg Markets Tech Issue

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AI Wants More Data. More Chips. More Real Estate. More Power. More Water. More Everything

Businesses, investors and society brace for a demand shock from artificial intelligence.

Singapore’s Cautious Wealth Fund Takes More Private Markets Risk

CEO Lim Chow Kiat offers a rare glimpse of GIC’s strategy, including a US shift.

A Sociologist Shines a Light on Traders, Flash Boys and Online Adtech

Donald MacKenzie talks to insiders and dives into history to explore how markets are shaped by ideas—and vice versa.