Bloomberg Economics estimates 2021 GDP growth peaked in the second quarter at a whopping 10%.

With a gain of 15% this year, we see Bitcoin primed to gain ground in 2H on the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI), up 80% so far in 2021.

Even though countries representing over 70% of the world’s economy have set commitments to carbon neutrality, green stimulus funding is such a rare national privilege that it could disconnect G-7 nations from emerging-market realities.

The LIBOR transition is racing ahead as companies prepare for the cessation of all new LIBOR business by the end of 2021. While it’s now clear what companies need to do to adopt LIBOR alternatives, there remain some challenges.

After years of underperformance, prime central-London house prices may be due for a rebound once reopening resumes and travel restrictions are lifted, our analysis shows.

The world’s largest central banks are joining the fight against climate change, figuring that doing nothing is riskier than getting involved. 

Interplay between the economic and accounting impact of new International Financial Reporting Standards is challenging the ALM models of many insurance firms – along with the assumptions and methodologies underpinning them.

Capacity cuts from airlines around the world mean that over 1.1 million barrels per day (b/d) of jet fuel demand has not materialized this week.

Despite West Texas Intermediate oil prices reaching $70 per barrel, BloombergNEF expects the five major U.S. oil shales’ output will increase by just 160,000 barrels per day (b/d) over the next eighteen months. 

The global gas industry is in an existential race: either find a way to be part of the next generation of energy or risk getting supplanted by alternatives.