Bloomberg Intelligence’s Automated Technical Pattern Recognition, or ATPR, identified technical signals in October 2020 that suggested this sort of bullish breakout was imminent.

Cash and equivalents across Stoxx 600 Europe companies (excluding financials, insurance and REITs) equate to 986 billion euros and are rebuilding, and combined with improving cash flow, are sparking capital spending and a speedier recovery when Europe reopens.

Banks face their biggest regulatory challenge in decades as the world’s most widely used benchmark for short-term rates – the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) – readies for retirement by end-2021, and for some U.S. dollar settings on June 30, 2023.

The RBI’s recovery strategy sees the government taking the lead, in our view. The central bank’s role, in this context, is to support the fiscal effort.

A report by Bloomberg and the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) on tough legacy bonds in APAC has found that work will need to accelerate significantly to mitigate potential for disruption of the APAC bond markets as a result of the transition from LIBOR to risk free rates (RFRs).

European banks’ cost-to-income ratios are likely to reach decade lows and maintain a sub-60% level from 2022, based on our scenario analysis.

A mounting international effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has seen liquefied natural gas emerge as the commercial fuel of choice.

Inflation is running hot as a swift reopening from a deep recession pushes economic growth to the fastest pace in a generation, yet signs of relief are emerging.

Discover the structured products market performance during the pandemic, the role automation played in maintaining stability, and how the market will evolve post-pandemic.

New EU disclosure regulations have left asset managers in climate-friendly Scandinavia wondering how to adapt.