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Philippine foreign ownership rules updated: What it means for global investors

Dubai: The Philippines has updated its foreign investment framework, maintaining strict ownership limits in various fields while gradually opening others to global investors.Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed executive order (EO) 113, approving the 13th regular foreign investment negative list (RFINL). The measure defines where foreign investors can participate in the economy and where they cannot under the foreign investments act of 1991.Get updated faster and for FREE: Downlo...

HKEX Plans to Cut Trade Settlement to One Day From End of 2027

Hong Kong’s stock exchange operator is planning to halve the time it takes to settle stock trades, matching a global push toward shorter settlement windows despite concerns over the operational hurdles for Western investors.

Energy independence could make America more aggressive

Being a net exporter means that energy shocks no longer constrain US foreign policy in the ways they once did

Trump: Iran Deal 'Looking Good' & Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire | Daybreak Europe 4/17/2026

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. US President Donald Trump says the US and Iran could agree to a permanent ceasefire “pretty soon” and talks may resume this weekend. The president also plans to invite Israel and Lebanon to the White House for discussions as their 10-day truce kicks off today. Meanwhile, Bloomberg understands that some European and Gulf Arab leaders think a US-Iran peace deal will take six months to finalise. Keir Starmer faces renewe...

No scenario in latest Mandelson drama makes Starmer look good

Something has gone badly wrong in communication between Downing Street and government departments

ECB Must Be ‘Vigilant’ Without Rushing Rate Hikes, Muller Says

The European Central Bank needs to stay “vigilant“ to potential inflation risks from the Iran war but mustn’t act in haste, Governing Council member Madis Muller said.

Global metal demand flat amid Middle East conflict — Norilsk Nickel

Vice President Anton Berlin said that prices for a number of metals kept rising since December

Russian stocks flat as main trading session opens

By 10:15 a.m. Moscow time, the MOEX Index was down by 0.11% at 2,738.07 points, while the RTS Index was down by 0.11% at 1,133.65 points

Australia Treasury Reversed Course on Debt Office to Call Review

Australia’s Treasury initially opted to set aside complaints about the nation’s sovereign debt manager before reversing course weeks later to order an independent review, documents released Friday under a Freedom of Information Act request showed.

Pakistan oil tanker becomes first to exit through Hormuz since US blockade began

A Pakistan-flagged tanker that entered the Persian Gulf over the weekend has become the first carrier to exit through the Strait of Hormuz with a crude cargo since a US blockade began on Monday, underscoring just how limited traffic through the vital chokepoint remains. The Shalamar sailed just south of Iran’s Larak Island and out into the Gulf of Oman late Thursday with around 450,000 barrels of crude loaded at Das Island in the United Arab Emirates, according to ship-tracking data. The Aframax...

Goldman Sachs Says Market Recovery Hinges on 'Rates Relief'

Christian Mueller-Glissmann, head of asset allocation research at Goldman Sachs, discusses the equities rally, the impact of US-Iran de-escalation on sentiment, and whether the markets recovery is sustainable. "I think we need central banks to shift back to a bit to where we were before," Mueller-Glissmann tells Bloomberg Television. "We need the rates relief to come in." (Source: Bloomberg)

Forced to mis-sell: Man who quit Rs 17 LPA job exposes sales pressure at banks

Forced to missell Man who quit Rs LPA job exposes sales pressure at banks

Starmer battles calls to resign over Mandelson vetting

Conservatives refuse to accept prime minister’s move to shift blame by sacking top Foreign Office official

Abu Dhabi’s Axight Adds to Gulf M&A Wave With Brookfield Deal

Abu Dhabi’s Axight has bought a stake in an Australian alternative asset manager from Brookfield, adding to a flurry of dealmaking by regional entities despite disruptions caused by the Gulf war.

Expensive phones, weaker demand: How Indian smartphone market hit a six-year low

India's smartphone market faces its worst start in six years, with a 3% shipment drop in Q1 2026. Rising component and energy costs are pushing phone prices up, impacting the crucial sub-Rs 15,000 segment. While premium devices show resilience, the mass market is weakening, signaling a tougher period ahead for the industry.

Terms of Trade: Clubbing women’s quota, delimitation a democratic decoy, not dacoity

The point, as much as the political voices want people to do, is not to equivocate. It is to ask a larger question. Is there something unique about the current moment?| India News

Horizons Middle East & Africa 4/17/2026 (Video)

Ex-Goldman Analyst Jeff Currie Is Getting Into the Oil Business

Jeff Currie, the one-time Goldman Sachs Group Inc. commodities strategist known for shaping investor views on energy markets, has co-founded an oil and gas company.

Trump-Linked Investors Want to Pour $1.8 Billion Into Bosnia

Two figures who worked on President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election are pursuing a major infrastructure project in Bosnia.

JPMorgan, UBS See Little Stock Upside Left in Europe This Year

Looming downgrades to over-optimistic earnings expectations mean European stocks will struggle to rise further this year, according to strategists surveyed by Bloomberg.