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Why the Fed credibility crisis will hit emerging markets harder

South China Morning Post

about 5 hours ago

Why the Fed credibility crisis will hit emerging markets harder

As political pressure on the US Federal Reserve intensifies in Washington, the reverberations are rippling across the globe. Gregory Peters, co-chief investment officer of fixed income at PGIM, has noted that bringing political pressure to bear on the Fed is an “own goal” – a self-inflicted shock that erodes confidence and is unlikely to deliver lower borrowing costs for the US. This reassessment – marked by quiet “sell America” trades – is beginning to surface. The damage extends far beyond...

China Defies Global ‘AI Scare Trade’ as Investors Chase Winners

about 14 hours ago

China Defies Global ‘AI Scare Trade’ as Investors Chase Winners

US markets are gripped by the “AI scare trade,” with investors selling software firms and wealth managers on concern that rapid advances in artificial intelligence will erode established business models.

ECB’s Lagarde: EU doesn’t need all 27 to move forward on reforms

Politico Europe

about 22 hours ago

ECB’s Lagarde: EU doesn’t need all 27 to move forward on reforms

In Wall Street Journal interview, ECB chief backs smaller country groupings to push capital markets reform and other long-delayed economic changes.

Japan’s Comeback: Why the “Lost Decades” May Finally Be Ending

Japan’s Comeback: Why the “Lost Decades” May Finally Be Ending

For more than 30 years, Japan’s economy was defined by deflation, negative interest rates, and economic stagnation. Now inflation has returned, corporate governance reforms are gaining traction, and investors are taking a fresh look at Japanese markets. We speak with Apollo CEO Marc Rowan, Japan Exchange Group CEO Hiromi Yamaji, and Mireya Solís of the Brookings Institution to examine whether Japan is finally breaking free from the so-called ‘lost decades,’ and what could derail the comeback. (Source: Bloomberg)

Why Foreign Investors Are Seeing Opportunity in Japan

Why Foreign Investors Are Seeing Opportunity in Japan

After decades of deflation and stagnation, Japan is embracing reform. With households and corporations sitting on trillions in cash, inflation has forced a shift in mindset. Corporate governance changes, rising equity participation, and the emergence of private credit are reshaping how Japanese companies finance growth. We examine whether the renaissance of Japan’s capital markets can power a long-awaited economic revival. (Source: Bloomberg)

How are killer drones reshaping the conflict in Sudan

How are killer drones reshaping the conflict in Sudan

Sudan enters Ramadan as Civil War intensifies, famine spreads, and drone strikes hit civilian markets.

Tradeweb Strikes Deal to Show Kalshi Data

Tradeweb Strikes Deal to Show Kalshi Data

Tradeweb Markets Inc. signed a deal to bring Kalshi Inc.'s prediction markets to more institutional investors, and will start showing real-time prices for Kalshi's event-based contracts. Katherine Doherty has been reporting on this story for Bloomberg News and spoke with Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." (Source: Bloomberg)

Read Microsoft gaming CEO Asha Sharma’s first memo on the future of Xbox

Read Microsoft gaming CEO Asha Sharma’s first memo on the future of Xbox

Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma. | Image: Microsoft Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer has just announced he's leaving the company after 12 years leading Xbox and nearly 40 at Microsoft in total. His replacement: Asha Sharma, formerly head of development for Microsoft's AI enterprise teams. Before that, she was COO of Instacart for three years, and spent four at Meta in charge of the company's messaging apps. What will Sharma do with Xbox? Read for yourself in her first internal memo, which we've printed in full below. Sharma says she is committed to "the return of Xbox," games in "new categories and markets where we can add real value, grounded in what players care about most," and that g … Read the full story at The Verge.

Stocks Whipsaw as Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs

Stocks Whipsaw as Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs

Stocks whipsawed while bonds fell alongside the dollar after the Supreme Court’s rejection of Donald Trump’s tariffs. Crypto, gold and oil mostly hovered as traders sought to assess the president’s plans for a program that sent markets careening when first announced last year. Bloomberg's Tom Keene joins to discuss on Balance of Power. (Source: Bloomberg)

Everything is gambling now: the latest news on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi

Everything is gambling now: the latest news on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi

Prediction markets will let you bet on just about anything, from how many tweets Elon Musk will post this week to the next president of the United States, with predictions sometimes showing shockingly (or suspiciously) spot-on accuracy. Polymarket’s CEO Shayne Copland has even claimed that prediction markets are “the most accurate thing we have as mankind right now.” However, these platforms blur the lines — in terms of both function and regulation — between gambling and stock trading. As Bloomberg’s Joe Weisenthal said on The Vergecast, “All of the lines between trading, speculating, [and] gambling are just being completely torn apart.” There are also ethical concerns surfacing around prediction markets, like whether it’s acceptable to be able to place a bet on virtually everything, along with concerns about insider trading. For instance, a newly-created Polymarket account made over $400,000 in January betting on the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. Prop bet Substack isn’t just known for “platforming and monetizing Nazis” now. It’s MAGA v Broligarch in the battle over prediction markets Nevada sues to block Kalshi’s prediction betting market Polymarket ran a popup ‘free grocery store’ in NYC because it has ‘market’ in its name. Someone nailed their halftime show bets on Polymarket. Giannis Antetokounmpo claims “We all on Kalshi now.” Polymarket and Kalshi play Nino Brown. Portugal orders Polymarket to shut down. Blood for stonks Someone made a ton of money betting on Maduro’s capture Kalshi and Polymarket keep partnering with fake newsbreaker accounts on X. Everything is gambling now Election night at Kalshi HQ Here’s the $2,000 fully AI-generated ad that aired during the NBA Finals Are prediction markets gambling? Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev is betting not Polymarket quietly raised more money before the FBI raided the CEO’s apartment. The FBI reportedly seized the phone of Polym

Stocks Rise as SCOTUS Strikes Down Trump Tariffs

Stocks Rise as SCOTUS Strikes Down Trump Tariffs

The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, undercutting his signature economic policy and delivering his biggest legal defeat since he returned to the White House. Tatiana Darie breaks down the ruling's impact on markets. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Pondering my orb. | Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty Images Substack has updated its partnership with betting platform Polymarket, "introducing native tools that make it easier to share, discuss, and debate prediction market data directly on Substack." Additionally, Polymarket will effectively pay "a cohort of creators," including Matt Yglesias, to use its data though the newsletter platform's pilot sponsorships program. This is just the latest foray of prediction markets into media. Last week, Dow Jones agreed to incorporate Polymarket's betting data into its "content," including The Wall Street Journal. A month before that, CNN incorporated Kalshi's betting odds. In December, CNBC agreed to infuse … Read the full story at The Verge.

Copper Climbs as Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs

Copper Climbs as Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs

Copper climbed in London, tracking gains in US stock markets after the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs, which have weighed heavily on the outlook for global trade.

Vanguard Eyes Non-US Markets to Hedge High-Grade Debt Exposure

Vanguard Eyes Non-US Markets to Hedge High-Grade Debt Exposure

Vanguard is looking at overseas markets to help hedge exposure to US investment-grade corporate debt, as elevated valuations and expectations of higher supply leave the market vulnerable to repricing if conditions unexpectedly weaken.

What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Stocks

What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Stocks

The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's global tariffs. John Stoltzfus of Oppenheimer talks about how the ruling could impact markets. (Source: Bloomberg)

LyondellBasell Slashes Dividend, Citing Challenging Markets

LyondellBasell Slashes Dividend, Citing Challenging Markets

LyondellBasell Industries NV slashed its fourth-quarter dividend by almost half as the chemical maker cited challenging market conditions.

The War Over Prediction Markets Is Just Getting Started

The War Over Prediction Markets Is Just Getting Started

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are booming, and so is a fight among regulators, lawmakers, and advocates over their legality.

Google Play used AI to help block 1.75 million bad apps in 2025

Google Play used AI to help block 1.75 million bad apps in 2025

Google has announced that with the help of AI, it blocked 1.75 million apps that violated its policies in 2025, significantly down from 2.36 million in 2024. The lower numbers this year, it said, are because its "AI-powered, multi-layer protections" are deterring bad actors from even trying to publish bad apps. Google said it now runs more than 10,000 safety checks on every app and continues to recheck them after they're published. Its use of the latest generative AI models helps human reviewers discover malicious patterns more quickly, it added. The company also blocked 160 million spam ratings, preventing an average 0.5-star rating drop for apps targeted by review bombing. Finally, Google stopped 255,000 apps from gaining excessive access to sensitive user data in 2025, down from 1.3 million the year before. Meanwhile, Google Play Protect, the company's Android defense system, sniffed out over 27 million new malicious apps, either warning users or preventing them from running. The company added that Play Protect's enhanced fraud protection now covers 2.8 billion Android devices in 185 markets and blocked 266 million risky "side-loading" installation attempts. "Initiatives like developer verification, mandatory pre-review checks, and testing requirements have raised the bar for the Google Play ecosystem, significantly reducing the paths for bad actors to enter," the company said its blog. "This year, we’ll continue to invest in AI-driven defenses to stay ahead of emerging threats and equip Android developers with the tools they need to build apps safely." Google has steadfastly justified its relatively high fees on app purchases and subscriptions by touting its investments in app safety. However, its Play store has been under pressure from regulators in Europe and other regions that claim it amounts to a monopoly. Last year, the company changed its fee structure for developers using alternative payment channels, but EU regulators recently claimed the company sti

A16Z’s David George on How Private and Public Markets Fused Into One

A16Z’s David George on How Private and Public Markets Fused Into One

Why companies don't feel the rush to IPO.

Horizons Middle East & Africa 2/20/2026

Horizons Middle East & Africa 2/20/2026

Horizons Middle East & Africa is your daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. Live from Dubai, we bring you the latest global markets and analysis, plus news-making interviews, with a special focus on MEA. All that and more, as you head to the office in the Gulf, pause for lunch in Hong Kong, or start your day in London or Johannesburg. (Source: Bloomberg)

Dubai’s Top Bank Accelerates Asia Push As Flows Surge

Dubai’s Top Bank Accelerates Asia Push As Flows Surge

Emirates NBD Bank PJSC is expanding its footprint in Asia as capital flows between the Middle East and fast-growing Asian markets gather pace.

Capital markets for dummies : What exactly are EU leaders trying to do ?

Capital markets for dummies : What exactly are EU leaders trying to do ?

Published: 20260220T071500Z

US-Iran Jitters Shake Asian Markets, Oil Surges | The Asia Trade 2/20/2026

US-Iran Jitters Shake Asian Markets, Oil Surges | The Asia Trade 2/20/2026

"Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Singapore with Shery Ahn and Avril Hong, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)

Kenya Raises $2.25 Billion, Seeks to Retire 2028, 2032 Notes

Kenya Raises $2.25 Billion, Seeks to Retire 2028, 2032 Notes

Kenya raised $2.25 billion of bonds to finance a debt buyback, joining a wave of African sovereigns tapping international markets as borrowing costs ease.

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