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Deutsche Bank to return 5000 staff to NYC offices

Bloomberg Deutsche Bank AG plans to return 5,000 workers to New York City over the next six months. Many of the returning staff will still have the option of more flexible working arrangements, Christiana Riley, chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank Americas, said in an interview from the Frankfurt-based company’s new US headquarters. “The demise of New York is vastly …

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Scotiabank tests Canada style loss-absorbing note sale in US

Bloomberg Bank of Nova Scotia is set to become Canada’s first bank to sell a junior bond known as limited recourse capital notes in a currency other than loonies. Toronto-based Scotiabank is reaching out to US dollar-based investors before deciding to go ahead with the deal. In June, the bank sold LRCNs in the Canadian dollar corporate bond market. Canadian …

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Brazil’s central bank assesses costs, benefits of faster hikes

Bloomberg Brazil’s central bank assessed the costs and benefits of bigger interest rate hikes but concluded that its current pace of monetary tightening would be sufficient to bring inflation back to target. The current adjustment has already left interest rates in a restrictive level and uncertainties related to the pandemic justify “accumulating more information about the state of the economy …

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Highest flying tech stocks fall hardest in rate-fuelled rout

Bloomberg Think the selloff in technology stocks has been bad? If US Treasury yields keep rising, it’s probably going to get worse. That’s the widespread thinking on Wall Street as the surge in yields batters growth stocks that have been trading at lofty levels. That’s helped fuel a 2.9% drop in the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index on Tuesday, led by …

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Gold edges up from seven week low as yields retreat

Bloomberg Gold edged up from the lowest in almost seven weeks as Treasury yields eased following dovish commentary from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The benchmark 10-year US yield declined after touching the highest since June on Tuesday, boosting appeal of non-interest bearing bullion. The dollar steadied at near the highest since November. During a Senate Banking Committee hearing, Powell …

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Opec sees oil demand rebound before plateauing post-2035

Bloomberg Opec sees oil demand continuing to grow to the middle of next decade, even as world leaders prepare for another attempt to avert catastrophic climate change. Global fuel consumption will fully recover from its pandemic slump by 2023, and will keep growing until it hits a plateau shortly after 2035, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) said in …

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Rolls-Royce to sell ITP Aero unit in Spain to Bain for $2b

Bloomberg Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc agreed to sell its ITP Aero unit in Spain to a group led by Bain Capital for 1.7 billion euros ($2 billion), netting the British jet-engine maker much-needed cash to help it recover from the coronavirus crisis. The sale to Bain, JB Capital and Spanish defense firm Sapa will help Rolls rebuild its balance sheet, the …

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EasyJet raises $1.7b in rights issue after spurning Wizz Air

Bloomberg EasyJet Plc raised 1.2 billion pounds ($1.7 billion) in a stock sale, cash that will help the low-cost UK carrier weather the slow winter and prepare for a rebound in leisure travel. Existing investors purchased 93% of the 301 million shares available in a rights offering at a discounted price of 410 pence each, EasyJet said on Tuesday in …

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Airlines demand virus-busting seats to ease Covid deep cleaning

Bloomberg Demand for airplane-seat coverings that repel viruses and bacteria has soared during the Covid-19 pandemic, as carriers look to cut the time and cost of cleaning cabins. “The stakes are high for airlines,” said Quentin Munier, head of strategy and innovation at the seat division of aircraft-parts giant Safran SA. Tenders for new orders increasingly call for fabrics with …

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Shareholder vote set for October 19 in Morrison battle

Bloomberg Wm Morrison Supermarkets Plc set an October 19 deadline for shareholders to vote on the hotly contested 7-billion-pound ($9.6 billion) takeover proposal by US private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice LLC. Britain’s fourth-largest grocer published documents saying when shareholders will decide the outcome of what could be the country’s largest take-private deal in a decade. A vote of …

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