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Financial Times
For years, it struggled to get a licence to operate as a bank. Now it wants to shake up the industry with an ‘everything app’
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Shein struggled in its Hong Kong debut, with shares falling as much as 10% to HK$43.72 in early trading before paring losses. Bloomberg's Winnie Hsu reports from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
India’s new closing system absorbed a record $4.2 billion of stock trades linked to MSCI Inc. index rebalancing on Monday. Yet the sharp price swings that have plagued it since launch persisted, underscoring a key challenge to its long-term success: the lack of market makers.
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Japan’s 10-year government bond yield touched 3% for the first time this century, an important milestone for a debt market that is returning to normality after benchmark borrowing costs languished near zero for years.
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
President Donald Trump’s White House has called it the “biggest oil deal in history:” An agreement with Venezuela for the US to take control of more than 65 billion barrels of the nation’s crude reserves.
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
One of China’s largest Mercedes-Benz Group AG dealerships is grappling with soaring bond yields in a warning sign for the sector, as the country’s sluggish economy makes consumers think twice about splashing out on new cars.
business  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Not since 2006 have yields on the longest-maturity Treasuries been this high for this long, with a gaping budget deficit, another wave of corporate issuance and a potentially decisive Federal Reserve meeting expected to keep investors wary in coming weeks.
business  Sep 1, 2026

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