May, 2021

• 26 May

  Deutsche Bank to move 100 jobs out of UK

  Bloomberg Deutsche Bank AG is moving about a quarter of its corporate bank’s UK staff to offices in the European Union and Asia as it looks to reduce costs at the division. The changes will see about 100 jobs move to cities like Berlin, Dublin, Frankfurt and various cities across Asia, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  New Zealand central bank signals rates may rise next year

  

  Bloomberg New Zealand’s central bank projected that its official cash rate may start to rise in the second half of next year, joining Canada in flagging a potential withdrawal of stimulus as economies recover from the pandemic. The kiwi dollar and bond yields surged. The Reserve Bank on Wednesday published OCR forecasts for the first time in more than a …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  US equity futures surge as inflation fears wane

  

  Bloomberg American equity futures rise on Wednesday as more central-bank officials joined the chorus predicting that inflationary pressures are transitory, soothing new concerns raised by the latest US economic data. Contracts on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 signalled stocks could move higher following a drop in US benchmarks overnight after home-sale and consumer confidence data suggested rising prices are …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  Bullish signals suggest China’s stocks rally has further to go

  

  Bloomberg China’s stocks burst out of a tight trading range this week, and that may just be the start given the bullish signs for the market that have been forming under the hood. The country’s equity benchmark closed little changed with materials and financial shares being the best performers. The move came after the CSI 300 Index jumped 3.2%, the …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  New Icelandic airline plans June launch after two-year hiatus

  

  Bloomberg Iceland will get a new airline next month as startup Play Air seeks to capitalise on the North Atlantic island’s recovery from the coronavirus crisis and inclusion on the UK’s green list for quarantine-free travel. The launch of flights to seven European cities from June 24 comes almost two years after Play was first conceived as a successor to …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  Forever 21 owner Authentic Brands plans IPO this year

  

  Bloomberg Authentic Brands Group LLC, the owner of brands such as Brooks Brothers, Juicy Couture and Forever 21, is exploring going public as soon as this year, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The New York-based company has held discussions with potential advisers about an initial public offering, the people said, asking not to be identified because the …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  Amazon may announce deal to acquire MGM

  Bloomberg Amazon.com Inc was expected to announce an acquisition of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) movie studio on Tuesday, according to a person familiar with the matter, marking the e-commerce giant’s biggest push yet into Hollywood. Amazon is in talks to pay almost $9 billion for the business, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the deliberations are private. …

  Read More »
• 26 May

  Swedish brothers ride oat milk boom to $562m gains

  Bloomberg It began with a group of scientists and a wild idea: That the byproduct remaining after making oat bran could be turned into non-dairy milk. That idea became the foundation of Oatly Group AB, the Swedish oat milk company that debuted in New York after raising $1.4 billion in an IPO. The share sale cements the fortunes of one …

  Read More »
• 25 May

  US sales of previously owned homes fall for a third month

  

  Bloomberg Sales of previously owned US homes dropped unexpectedly in April for a third straight month as an inventory crunch pushed up prices by the most on record and restrained purchases. Contract closings decreased 2.7% from the prior month to an annualised 5.85 million, the slowest pace since June, according to data from the National Association of Realtors. The median …

  Read More »
• 25 May

  China stocks rise most since July amid record foreign purchases

  

  Bloomberg China’s equity benchmark rallied by the most since July as investors piled into stocks amid attempts by policymakers to contain commodity prices. The yuan also advanced to its strongest since 2018. The CSI 300 Index closed 3.2% higher at its strongest since early March, driven by gains in consumer staples equities. The surge came as overseas investors net purchased …

  Read More »