Bloomberg Markets

Australia's Far-Right One Nation Tops Poll

Australia's populist One Nation party has surged past Labor in a nationwide opinion poll for the first time, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s popularity hits fresh lows. Redbridge Director of Strategy and Analytics Kos Samaras discusses Australia's political landscape and voter dissatisfaction on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Logistics Firm GLP Aims for $2 Billion of Asset Sales This Year

GLP Pte. told some bondholders during meetings in recent days that it aims to sell around $2 billion of assets this year, according to people familiar with the matter, as the logistics operator prepares for an initial public offering.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Rejected by Judge

A federal judge struck down a $100,000 fee President Donald Trump ordered for H-1B visa applications, providing a reprieve for US technology companies that rely on hiring skilled foreign workers. Bloomberg's Sankalp Phartiyal breaks down the developments. (Source: Bloomberg)

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Korean Stocks Jump 8% as Chip Shares Rebound After AI Selloff

Memory chipmaker shares led a rebound in South Korean stocks, demonstrating investors aren’t quite ready to throw in the towel on the artificial intelligence boom.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Taiwan Five-Year Yields at Highest Since 2008 on Cash, Rate View

Yields on Taiwan’s five-year government bonds jumped to their highest level since 2008 as tighter banking-system liquidity and growing expectations of higher interest rates weighed on demand for local debt.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

India’s RBI Offers Discounted FX Swaps at 1.5% to Draw Inflows

The Reserve Bank of India will offer state-run firms a concessional foreign exchange swap facility, allowing them to hedge overseas borrowings at roughly half of the prevailing market costs, according to some analysts.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Bombardier Invests $78M to Expand Singapore Service Hub

Paul Sislian, Executive Vice President, Aircraft Sales and Bombardier Aftermarket Services, says it will nearly double the company's Singapore service footprint. The Canadian business jet manufacturer says this expansion represents a significant bet on Asia-Pacific, creating hundreds of highly skilled aerospace jobs. Paul speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Insight with Haslinda Amin." (Source: Bloomberg)

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

CIMB CEO: Looking at Growth Opportunities in Indonesia

Novan Amirudin, Group CEO of CIMB Group, says Malaysia's second-largest bank is looking at growth opportunities in Indonesia. He speaks with Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of 'Invest Malaysia' in Kuala Lumpur. (Source: Bloomberg)

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

China’s Oil Imports Plunge to Eight-Year Low on War Disruptions

China’s buying of oil from overseas slumped to the lowest in more than eight years last month as the Iran war crimped supply and Beijing held off scrambling for replacement barrels.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

China’s Aluminum Exports Surge to Fill Global Shortfall From War

Chinese aluminum exports surged in May, helping fill a global shortage caused by war in the Middle East. Crude oil imports continued to slump, dropping to an eight-year low, as the conflict chokes shipments from major producers.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Japan Still Can’t Escape the Old Normal

The BOJ has good reasons to hike, but is dragging its feet. A weak yen suits many people.

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

Trump and Netanyahu clash over diverging goals in Middle East war

US president’s frustration with continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Iran erupts as he pushes to end the war

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

Why are we still arguing about the industrial revolution?

Historical data does not offer much insight about how our predecessors navigated profound change

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

SpaceX’s $1.78tn IPO asks investors to buy Musk’s moonshots

Public markets asked to price in advances in AI, Starlink and space-based computing long before lift-off

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

Why the film industry needs franchises like Star Wars

Blockbusters keep cinemas open and leave room for quirkier originals to thrive

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

ASML chief warns EU against directing chip supplies

Industry needs ‘champions’, not intervention, says Christophe Fouquet, head of Europe’s biggest listed company

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

BP investors push for clarity over ousting of chair

Lack of detail on why Albert Manifold was fired sows doubts over culture overhaul

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

Will Trump abandon Taiwan?

The threat from China is rising — and the US president is keeping one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints in suspense

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

‘Picks and shovels’ companies profit from data centre scramble

Caterpillar and Hochtief among the once-staid industrial stocks lifted by the AI boom

business  Jun 9, 2026

Financial Times

Fifa faces empty seats as 180,000 World Cup tickets hit resale market

Median price on official portal for resellers has sunk by 20% over the past month

business  Jun 9, 2026