Bloomberg Markets

Korea’s Foreign Bank Scrutiny Intensifies With Bond Sale Delayed

As Korea mulls restrictions that would limit certain foreign banks from arranging overseas bond sales, informal guidance has already played a role in delaying at least one such deal, people familiar with the matter said.

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Europe’s $40 Billion Battery Bet Set for Big Winter Payout

Europe’s battery operators are set for one of their most lucrative winters yet as short-term power-price swings approach levels last seen during the 2022 energy crisis.

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Canada Minister Anand Says Ties with India Has Improved

Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand says Canada’s relationship with India has “most definitely” improved after years of strain. Speaking with Bloomberg's Yvonne Man on the sideline of 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, Anand said the two sides are working toward a comprehensive economic partnership agreement by the end of the year. (Source: Bloomberg)

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

India’s IDBI Stake Sale Brings Timely Buffer Against $100 Oil

India’s long-awaited sale of IDBI Bank Ltd. will provide the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi some fiscal relief as surging fuel prices and dwindling foreign inflows add to pressure on the economy.

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Ukraine to resume strikes on Russian refineries, Zelenskyy says

Ukrainian president expresses anger in FT interview at ‘dangerous’ withdrawal of US intelligence sharing and weakening of Starlink satellite internet service

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Investors predict new record price for gold within two years

Central banks in September made their highest monthly purchases of the precious metal for almost two years

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

London’s gold market enjoys the Trump effect

The City’s dominance of physical trading in the metal is being reinforced by global instability

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Marsh to shoulder biggest chunk of Greensill settlement with Credit Suisse

Deal is rare example of broker bearing largest share of a settlement rather than insurers who wrote policies

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

The man who would lead McKinsey

North America boss Eric Kutcher is the candidate to beat in the consultancy’s byzantine election

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Is the K-shaped economy really more of an E?

America remains a very unequal place, but on many metrics inequality is not increasing

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

EU carmakers bet on nostalgia to fight Chinese EVs

Citroën is reviving its postwar-era 2CV as manufacturers turn to electric versions of classic cars

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Salmon producers start feeding chicken to fish

Fears of consumer backlash pushed aside as producers respond to surge in fishmeal prices

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

French debt worries spill into stocks, driving biggest underperformance since 2010

Investors demand big discounts against regional peers to reflect troubled public finances and looming presidential election

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

The world according to fish soup

Around the globe coastal cuisines have more in common than we think. The reason may lie in an iron pot, an open boat and centuries of hungry sailors

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

How will Big Oil spend its $32bn Iran war windfall?

Investors are keen to see how world’s largest crude companies plan to deploy extra cash generated by soaring energy prices

business  Oct 15, 2026

Financial Times

Private credit funds target English football clubs with player-backed loans

Lenders plan to take security over receivables from future player sales in novel ‘squad-value financing’ deals

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Introducing: Disclosure Season 2

Disclosure, the podcast dedicated to revealing the government’s inner workings, is back for Season 2 in audio and video. By law, nearly every move federal agencies make—every email, every memo, every receipt—belongs to the public. The key to gaining access is the Freedom of Information Act. In theory, FOIA obligates the government to open its files. But it also allows the government to hold back certain details, meaning that forcing transparency often requires a fight. Join Bloomberg investiga

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Iron Ore Trades Below $90 a Ton for First Time Since 2024

Iron ore futures in Singapore slipped to a two-year low under $90 a ton, extending a retreat fueled by soft demand in China and too much global supply.

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Anthropic Results May Aid IPO but Not AI Trade, Analysts Say

Anthropic PBC’s third-quarter results may strengthen the case for its expected initial public offering, though they are unlikely to dispel doubts over the global AI trade, according to some investors and analysts.

business  Oct 15, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Indonesia Swaps Out Electricity Chief After Huge Batam Blackout

Indonesia removed the CEO of state-owned electricity giant Perusahaan Listrik Negara after a 16-hour blackout in the data center and tourism hub of Batam.

business  Oct 15, 2026