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BBVA chair calls Sabadell takeover result ‘unexpected’

BBVA Chairman Carlos Torres says the bank accepts Sabadell shareholders’ decision to reject its $19 billion takeover bid, ending a 17-month pursuit that failed to gain sufficient support.

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Nuclear weapons agency faces furloughs as U.S. shutdown drags on

The U.S. will be forced to furlough workers at the federal agency responsible for maintaining and designing the nation's nuclear weapons arsenal if the government shutdown continues, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.

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India Foreign Ministry unaware of Trump-Modi talk on Russian oil

India’s Foreign Ministry denied knowledge of a call between PM Modi and President Trump regarding Russian oil, contradicting Trump’s claim that Modi pledged to halt purchases, leaving U.S.-India energy discussions unclear.

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Convincing enterprise customers to invest in AI

AI providers need to show enterprise customers the value of the products, not just tell them, says Rebecca Wettemann, CEO and principal analyst at Valoir.

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Zhou: China-U.S. trade tensions are old & long-lasting

China's deflation eased in September. Meanwhile, U.S.-China trade tensions have ramped up again over China's refusal to buy soybeans from the U.S.

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GM takes $1.6 billion hit for scaling back EV plans

General Motors is taking $1.6 billion in charges for scaling back its electric vehicle production. In a filing Tuesday, the automaker is blaming weaker federal support and weakening demand.

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Fed's Paulson doesn't expect sustained inflation from tariffs

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Anna Paulson says monetary policy is "modestly restrictive" and officials should look through the impact of tariffs in consumer price increases. She speaks at the National Association for Busin...

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Taylor Swift six-part docuseries coming to Disney+ service

Disney+ is giving Swifties one more encore. A six-part docuseries called Taylor Swift/The Eras Tour/The End of an Era will drop on December 12, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the world's highest-grossing tour.

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Mumbai's $30B facelift kicks off

India's financial capital, Mumbai, is transforming fast. With Prime Minister Modi inaugurating major infrastructure projects including a new airport and metro line the city is racing toward faster commutes and urban renewal.

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Delta sees strong demand into 2026 on premium travel boost

Delta Air Lines reported better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter and predicted continued robust demand into next year. Benedikt Kammel reports on Bloomberg Television.

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Fahmy: Future of governance of Gaza still unknown

U.S. President Donald Trump says Israel and Hamas have both agreed to terms for the release of all hostages held in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The deal will also see Israel withdraw its troops from Gaza.

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OpenAI's iPhone moment could reshape e-commerce

OpenAI's deal with Nvidia this week could be the company's "iPhone" moment for AI. Joe Kaiser, the CEO of Mercato Partners, says the deal could rewrite how we shop, advertise, and manage our health data.

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Gold, precious metals surge amid flight to safety

Spot gold has topped $4,000 an ounce for the first time this year, with silver and platinum also rising. Experts say the rally reflects investors seeking safety amid growing market uncertainty.

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Ray Dalio: Gold should make up 15% of your portfolio

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio recommends holding about 15% of investment portfolios in gold. He says the metal is a strong diversifier and hedge against economic uncertainty, emphasising its role in balanced investment strateg...

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Kashkari warns rate cuts could trigger burst of inflation

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari warned that drastic interest rate cuts could spark a surge in inflation. Speaking at a panel on AI and the economy, he cautioned that rapid rate reductions risk overheating the ...

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Takaichi win jolts yen and Japanese government bonds

Sanae Takaichi’s victory in Japan’s LDP leadership race has shaken financial markets, affecting the yen and Japanese government bonds. Experts say the reaction may be overblown, highlighting uncertainty and volatility following political...

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Bell: Saudi Arabia transparent about borrowing plans

Saudi Arabia isn't letting a $65 billion hole in its budget stop the Kingdom from playing a leading role in the largest-ever leveraged buyout to take Electronic Arts private. The shortfall is now estimated at 5.3% of GDP.

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How to trade amid U.S. shutdown, jobs data delay

Seema Shah of Principal Asset Management discusses the hold up in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' readout of nonfarm payrolls data and how it could affect traders, economists and central bankers.

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Ethiopian Airlines pressing ahead with global plans

Ethiopian Airlines is pressing ahead with plans to expand its global network. The airlines CEO Mesfin Tasew says while challenges over delayed aircraft deliveries remain, the carrier remains committed to opening new routes.

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Goldman's Trivedi on how U.S. shutdown could impact FX

Goldman Sachs's Chief FX and EM Strategist discusses the potential impact on global currencies amid the U.S. government's ongoing government shutdown. He speaks on Bloomberg's The Asia Trade.

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U.S. shutdown begins with each party blaming each other

The U.S. government has shut down and thousands of federal workers are going to be without a paycheck. Democrats and Republicans are blaming each other for the standoff.

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BOE's decision to hold rates 'appropriate,' Mann says

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee External Member Catherine Mann discusses the inflation situation in the United Kingdom and the central bank's decision to hold interest rates in September.

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Why the dollar will suffer from U.S. shutdown

Anna Edwards, Valerie Tytel, Kriti Gupta and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

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Ziemba: Oil prices are reliant on Chinese demand

Oil fell for a second session as the market weighed a looming glut and the possibility for an end to the war in Gaza. Rachel Ziemba, Founder of Ziemba Insights explains the impact of President Trump's meeting with PM Netanyahu on oil.

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Zijin gold soars in HK debut

Zijin Gold jumped in its Hong Kong trading debut after the international unit of China's biggest miner raised $3.2 billion in the world's largest initial public offering since May. Bloomberg's Minmin Low reports from the Hong Kong Exchange.

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Trump can avoid shutdown but "differences" remain: Democratic leaders

"If he will accept some of the things we asked, which we think the American people are for, on health care and on rescissions, he can avoid a shutdown, but there are still large differences between us," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Sch...

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Goldman, PIMCO explain why credit supply is surging

September has already set records for corporate credit issuance in Europe and in the US. High-grade sales are nearing $200 billion for the month, a milestone that has been achieved only four times on record.

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WH didn't do homework on investor visas: Apex Capital

Nuri Katz of Apex Capital Partners says Trump's admin did not do its homework on reshaping investor visas. He added that the $1M "gold card" visa plan raises little revenue, cuts out job creation, and makes the U.S. less competitive glo...

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Tricolor crisis managers locked out after bankruptcy

Tricolor suddenly filed for bankruptcy and U.S. prosecutors are looking into allegations of fraud by the company. A team from Vervent found the Tricolor headquarters in disarray just one week after bombshell fraud allegations.

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U.S. personal spending rises more than expected in August

U.S. personal spending rose in August by more than forecast as underlying inflationary pressures held steady. Inflation-adjusted consumer spending rose by 0.4% for a second month.

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