Letztes britisches Kohlekraftwerk schließt (30.09.2024)
Koalitionsfrage: Auf der Suche nach der nächsten Regierung (30.09.2024)
Nach der Nationalratswahl ist vor den Koalitionsverhandlungen. Bundespräsident Alexander Van der Bellen wird bald den Auftrag zur Regierungsbildung vergeben. Am Sonntag wollte er sich noch nicht darauf festlegen, ob er tatsächlich FPÖ-Chef und Wahlsieger Herbert Kickl damit betrauen wird. Laut Politologin Kathrin Stainer-Hämmerle wäre es auch möglich, dass Van der Bellen den amtierenden Bundeskanzler Karl Nehammer (ÖVP) sondieren lasse – und damit bestimmen würde, wer Einladender und wer Eingeladener sei.
Austrian Election: Far Right Comes in First But May Not Get Top Prize (29.09.2024)
The leader of Austria’s far-right Freedom Party said he’ll start negotiations on a new government coalition after a historic victory — yet one that may still not grant Herbert Kickl the top job.
Hochrechnung: FPÖ auf Platz eins, ÖVP deutlich vor SPÖ (29.09.2024)
Die FPÖ hat bei der Nationalratswahl am Sonntag laut Hochrechnungen inklusive Wahlkartenprognose klar Platz eins erreicht. Rang zwei geht laut Foresight-Hochrechnung für ORF und APA an die ÖVP, abgeschlagen auf Platz drei liegt die SPÖ. NEOS liegt auf Platz vier knapp vor den Grünen. Alle anderen Parteien scheiterten am Einzug in den Nationalrat.
Port Employers Ask NLRB to Force Dockworkers to Bargaining Table (26.09.2024)
With less than a week until a dockworker strike could shutter every major container port on the US Atlantic and Gulf coasts, port employers and the union disagree on a range of issues — including whether they’re even negotiating.
China’s Market Marred by Glitches as Frenzy Grips Stocks (27.09.2024)
China’s long-awaited stimulus measures may have been too much for the markets to handle.
Nationalratswahl: Spitzenkandidaten schreiten zur Urne (29.09.2024)
Österreich wählt am Sonntag einen neuen Nationalrat. Schon am frühen Vormittag schritten die ersten der Spitzenkandidaten und -kandidatinnen zur Urne. Neben den fünf Parlamentsparteien ÖVP, SPÖ, FPÖ, Grüne und NEOS schafften es bundesweit auch Bierpartei, KPÖ, Keine von denen (Wandel) und Liste Madeleine Petrovic (LMP) auf den Stimmzettel.
Volkswagen Lowers Forecast Again on Waning Car Sales (27.09.2024)
Volkswagen AG cut its guidance for a second time this year, warning that waning demand will undercut the German carmaker’s profitability as it squares off with unions over possible job cuts and unprecedented plant closures.
China Urges Local Companies to Stay Away From Nvidia’s AI Chips (27.09.2024)
Beijing is stepping up pressure on Chinese companies to buy locally produced artificial intelligence chips instead of Nvidia Corp. products, part of the nation’s effort to expand its semiconductor industry and counter US sanctions.
Harris Holds Thin Lead Over Trump In Swing-State Poll: Election 2024 (27.09.2024)
About a month before the election, the vice president is eroding Trump’s advantage on the economy, the latest Bloomberg News/Morning Consult Poll finds.
ECB’s Schnabel Says Euro-Area Economy Stagnating, Disinflation on Track (26.09.2024)
European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel appears to have become more concerned about the euro-zone economy.
France Supports European Tariffs on China EVs, Minister Says (26.09.2024)
France’s new foreign minister said his country supports a European Union plan to impose tariffs on electric vehicles produced in China given the subsidies Beijing has used to maintain dominance in the sector.
Europe’s Battered Listed Landlords Are Preparing for a Rebound (27.09.2024)
A dormant construction site visible from the back door of Berlin’s grand Hotel Adlon is emblematic of the boom turned bust in Europe’s real estate markets, but investors that gathered recently at the five-star establishment have started to look past symbols like the hole in the ground across the street and toward a nascent recovery.
‘Buy China’ Is Favored Post-US Election Trade, Goldman's Scott Rubner Says (26.09.2024)
Chinese stocks have been on a tear, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index soaring 19% in the last four days, and the shares should be a key part of investors’ plans once the US election is over, according to Scott Rubner, managing director for global markets and tactical specialist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
A sweet spot for Spain’s economy (27.09.2024)
Catch up: Israel vows to fight on; Japan’s new prime minister
America fortifies its Chinese tariff wall (27.09.2024)
Catch up: Israel vows to fight on; Japan’s new prime minister
Deutliche Entspannung der Inflation in Frankreich und Spanien (27.09.2024)
Die Jahresteuerung lag im September in Frankreich nur noch bei 1,5 und in Spanien bei 1,7 Prozent.
China Home Prices Fall Slightly Faster as Stimulus Effects Fade (14.09.2024)
China’s home prices fell at a slightly faster pace in August, underscoring the waning effect of the latest housing rescue plan.
Xi Holds Surprise Politburo Meeting to Discuss China Economy With Top Leaders (26.09.2024)
China’s top leaders ramped up efforts to revive growth with pledges to support fiscal spending and stabilize the beleaguered property sector, giving new momentum to stimulus measures aimed at arresting a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy.
US Jobless Claims Are an Unreliable Indicator of Tight Labor Market (26.09.2024)
The number of Americans applying for unemployment insurance have been defying expectations and hovering near historically low levels, but they’re not a good indicator of the state of the labor market right now, according to a Bloomberg Economics analysis.
Unemployment claims, the original high-frequency economic indicator | FRED Blog (26.09.2024)
German Economy to Shrink Slightly This Year, Institutes Predict (26.09.2024)
Germany’s gross domestic product will shrink slightly this year, new forecasts predicted, the latest in a rash of negative reports that suggest the outlook for Europe’s biggest economy remains dire.
SNB Sticks With Steady Pace of Rate Cuts to Restrain the Franc (26.09.2024)
The Swiss National Bank cut borrowing costs by a quarter point at a third straight meeting and warned of more to come if needed in its attempt to contain the strength of the franc.
Biggest Futures Trade on Record Notched in SOFR Market (25.09.2024)
A massive trade was made in the short-term interest rates market Wednesday.
China Weighs $142 Billion Capital Injection Into State Banks to Support Economy (26.09.2024)
China is considering injecting up to 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of capital into its biggest state banks to increase their capacity to support the struggling economy, according to people familiar with the matter.
Internationale Staatengruppe fordert Waffenruhe in Nahost (26.09.2024)
Powell Emerges Stronger After Leading Fed to Big Rate Cut (25.09.2025)
One week before Federal Reserve officials gathered in Washington this month, they were split over how fast to lower interest rates.
OpenAI Pitched White House on Unprecedented Data Center Buildout (25.09.2024)
OpenAI has pitched the Biden administration on the need for massive data centers that could each use as much power as entire cities, framing the unprecedented expansion as necessary to develop more advanced artificial intelligence models and compete with China.
US Mortgage Rates Fall Again, Triggering Big Wave of Refinancing (25.09.2024)
Applications to refinance mortgages surged for a second week as more Americans capitalized on the cheapest borrowing costs in two years.
China Central Bank PBOC Cuts One-Year Rate, Withdraws Cash From Banking System (25.09.2024)
China’s central bank lowered the interest rate charged on its one-year policy loans by the most on record, kicking off a sweeping program to revive confidence in the world’s second-largest economy.