The year-on-year CPI reading was a comparison with April 2020, the height of the pandemic’s economic destruction, so it makes sense to remove some volatility.

If the stock market can add another 15% to the 1H S&P 500 total return in 2H, broad commodities may stabilize, but potential peaks in copper and bond yields emphasize predominant deflationary risks.

Jonas Rooze, Head of Sustainability Research at BloombergNEF, and Eric Kane, Head of ESG Research, Americas, at Bloomberg Intelligence, explain the thinking behind the new Bloomberg climate transition scores.

Public-health specialists warn that uneven access to the vaccines will prolong the pandemic, bringing more suffering and economic pain in a way that exacerbates global inequality.

The April inflation reading of 4.2% shocked investors, who haven’t seen levels that high since 2008.

Scratching the surface of buy-side transaction cost analysis use reveals demand for very tailored metrics, as Mike Googe, Product Manager BTCA and Ravi Sawhney, Global Head of Trade Automation & Analytics, at Bloomberg explain to The DESK.

Europe’s brighter prospects are showing up in bond yields, especially when compared to U.S. Treasury bonds.

The greenium, or the lower funding costs of green debt, on Germany’s 10-year green bond has widened since it was issued in September 2020 to 5.3 basis points from 1.6 basis points.

Market volatility caused by the pandemic is set to increase European equity commissions by 19% from 2019, after five years of decline, according to the latest European Institutional Equity Trading Report published Bloomberg Intelligence (BI). The report is based on data from 87 European institutional equity head, and senior traders.

The global LNG market is likely to be oversupplied until 2025. Supply growth exceeds the increase in LNG demand, with a new wave of projects expected to be commissioned over the next five years.