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Deutsche Bank weighs outsider for chairman amid disinterest

Bloomberg Deutsche Bank AG is reaching out to external candidates in its search for a successor to Chairman Paul Achleitner, after indications from several top internal candidates that they may not pursue the position. The nomination committee has been contacting people on a list compiled with help from headhunter Egon Zehnder International, people familiar with the matter said. The list …

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Commerzbank to name Schaufler as retail head

Bloomberg Commerzbank AG is poised to appoint Thomas Schaufler as its new retail head and Joerg Oliveri del Castillo-Schulz operating chief, filling two key roles as the lender seeks to put an end over a long period of management turnover. Oliveri del Castillo-Schulz would replace Joerg Hessenmueller, who is expected to vacate his post after facing criticism in recent months …

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Goldman Sachs CFO Scherr exits

Bloomberg Goldman Sachs Group Inc Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Stephen Scherr will depart the bank and end nearly three decades at the firm, paving the way for the latest round of executive reshuffling in the Wall Street giant’s highest rungs. Scherr, 57, who rose to CFO with the leadership change that brought in David Solomon as head of the firm, …

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RBA’s Lowe pushes back against bets on early rate rises

Bloomberg Australia central bank chief Philip Lowe pushed back against investor bets on early interest-rate increases, arguing it will take time to drive faster wages growth and reiterating he doesn’t expect liftoff before 2024. “I find it difficult to understand why rate rises are being priced in next year or early 2023,” Lowe said in a speech to the Anika …

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European stocks struggle as China data flag growth risk

Bloomberg Stocks in Europe struggled for traction as weak economic data from China fueled concerns about a slower global recovery from the pandemic. Travel and retail stocks led declines in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, with H&M falling the most since July after missing sales estimates, while energy shares gained as oil extended an advance. Contracts on the S&P 500 …

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Chip supplier’s winning streak shows foreigners are returning to Japan

Bloomberg The nonstop surge in global demand for electronics products combined with the recent flood of foreign funds into Japanese stocks has driven a record win streak in one of the world’s largest suppliers of chipmaking equipment. Shares of Tokyo Electron Ltd gained 1.6% to a fresh all-time high on Wednesday, notching a 15th straight daily advance, its longest-ever win …

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Philippines sells $866m of maiden retail dollar bonds

Bloomberg The Philippines raised $866 million from its debut sale of dollar bonds targeted at individuals as it seeks to expand funding from that lucrative investor pool. In a two-part offering, 10-year retail notes were priced at 2.25% and five-year bonds at 1.375%, according to the Bureau of the Treasury. While the debt sale is small compared with the $3 …

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Stocks fluctuate before US CPI as crude oil advances

Bloomberg Stocks and US futures fluctuated ahead of inflation data that could influence expectations about the Federal Reserve’s likely timing for paring stimulus. Treasury yields and the dollar were steady. Basic-resources shares declined in Europe as iron ore dropped for a fifth day, with production curbs in China weighing on demand and investors awaiting industrial and economic data due this …

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Chinese EV maker once worth more than Ford wipes out $80bn

Bloomberg Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Ltd shares plunged anew on Tuesday, extending a decline that has wiped out more than $80 billion in market value from the would-be electric-car maker this year. The Hong Kong-listed company — which at its peak in April was worth more than Ford Motor Co despite not yet having a car on the market …

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