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Vietnam mulls international flights resumption

Bloomberg Vietnam is considering the resumption of some international flights to and from destinations that have had no novel coronavirus cases in the past 30 days, according to a statement on the government’s website. Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc directed the National Steering Committee for Coronavirus Prevention and Control to report on international destinations considered to be safe, according ...

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European stocks, futures slip after historic rally; dollar rises

Bloomberg European stocks and US futures dropped as momentum in risk assets stalled after a historic rally. Treasuries advanced. Banks dragged the Stoxx Europe 600 Index lower. The dollar rose for the first time in nine days, while the euro weakened. Government bonds in the European periphery slipped. A gauge of European junk-grade credit risk increased. Brent crude oil slid ...

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Short-sellers set their sights on surging Asia biotech stocks

Bloomberg Short sellers across Asia are being drawn to the health care sector, betting the region’s best-performing industry this year is poised for a retreat. The daily average amount of short interest among 324 biotechnology and pharmaceutical stocks across Asia’s major equity benchmarks has more than doubled so far this year from 2019, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Australian ...

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Oil advances near $43 after Opec+ extends output cuts

Bloomberg Oil rose to trade near $43 a barrel in London after Opec and its allies agreed to extend historic output curbs by an extra month, promising stricter compliance to ensure members don’t pump more than they pledged. Brent futures added as much as 2.6% after posting a sixth weekly increase on Friday, the longest run of gains since May ...

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Rare bright spot for gas in China’s power mix at risk

Bloomberg One of the few bright spots in China’s coal-dominated power mix for cleaner-burning natural gas is at risk after a proposed tariff cut. The southern province of Guangdong is mulling a 5-12% cut in the rates gas-fuelled generators can charge, according to a report on a website run by China Southern Power Grid Co, referencing an unpublished policy consulting ...

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Airbus’s global footprint now a burden as sector shrinks

Bloomberg Over the past dozen years, Airbus SE has grown from a European planemaker with purely local production into a global manufacturer with assembly lines on three continents that give it more clout to win orders around the world. But as the aviation industry enters its most dramatic downturn ever, the company is finding that broad reach turning from an ...

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South Korea to pump $828m into Korean Air

Bloomberg South Korea’s financial authorities will provide one trillion won ($828 million) in liquidity to Korean Air Lines Co by issuing government-guaranteed bonds as early as the end of this month, Yonhap News reported. The cash-strapped flag carrier needs the funds to stay afloat as the aftermath of the Covid-19 outbreak is likely to continue to hinder its operations into ...

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France plans billions of euros to rescue aerospace industry

Bloomberg The French government will present a plan worth billions of euros to rescue its beleaguered aerospace industry, protect key suppliers from Chinese interests and may bring forward some defense orders, the transport minister said. The aid package to be is aimed at European jet manufacturer Airbus SE, engine maker Safran SA, defense group Thales SA, and hundreds of French ...

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Ann Taylor parent Ascena mulls bankruptcy filing over debt

Bloomberg Ascena Retail Group, the owner of the Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant apparel chains, is discussing a potential bankruptcy filing with lenders after its business was thrown into disarray by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The Chapter 11 filing, which could come as soon as July, would allow the company to keep some ...

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Covid-19: Singapore Air not to cut jobs for now

Bloomberg Singapore Airlines Ltd will focus on recovering from the coronavirus outbreak and doesn’t plan to cut jobs at the moment, the Sunday Times reported, citing the carrier’s CEO Goh Choon Phong. Still, the airline will have to review possible job cuts, Goh was quoted as saying in the report, without providing more details. Singapore Airlines has offered its staff ...

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