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ECB has learned from history, won’t tighten early: Lagarde

Bloomberg Christine Lagarde promised that the European Central Bank (ECB) has learned from the errors of past crises and won’t derail the current economic recovery by withdrawing emergency support too early. The ECB president spoke as the central bank put into action the new monetary policy strategy it hammered out over the past 18 months. It revised guidance on interest ...

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Meituan sheds $60 billion after China crackdown fears deepen

Bloomberg Meituan has shed more than $60 billion of its market value over two frenetic trading sessions, after Beijing unveiled sweeping reforms against private-sector companies that darkened the outlook for the world’s No 2 economy. China’s top food delivery company slid a record 18% on Tuesday in Hong Kong, on top of a 14% plummet the previous day. Spreads on ...

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New benchmarks put an end to ‘anything goes’ for ESG indexes

Bloomberg ESG asset managers are accelerating their use of new climate-investing benchmarks created by European authorities, in a development that’s set to make it harder to get away with greenwashing. While only about $1.2 billion is now tied to gauges that meet European Commission requirements — a tiny fraction of the $35 trillion of ESG assets worldwide — inflows have ...

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