Bloomberg Daybreak Middle East. Live from Dubai, connecting Asian markets to the European opens. The show will focus on global macro issues with a middle eastern context, provide expert analysis of major market moving stories and speak with the biggest newsmakers in the region.
The Big Take is the very best of Bloomberg’s in-depth, original reporting from around the globe every day.
Game Changers is a documentary series profiling some of the world’s most influential, determined, hard-working visionaries who are disrupting their industries.
Indonesia to Announce Another Commodity Export Ban Wednesday
China Small Business Confidence Still Falling Despite Reopening
New Zealand Consumer Sentiment Drops to Record Low as Rates Rise
US Rent Inflation Is Slowing Fast in New Index Built by Fed Team
Chile Needs More Belt-Tightening Before Any Rate Cut, Central Bank Chief Says
AP Sources: Giants Postpone Correa Intro for Medical Concern
Big Oil Stages a Big Comeback as Exxon’s Valuation Passes Tesla
Musk Confirms He’ll Resign as Twitter CEO After Successor Found
Zuckerberg Says No VR Fitness App at Meta Doesn’t Keep Him up at Night
Workday Names Sequoia’s Eschenbach as Co-CEO, Sets Transition
China Cuts Covid Death Toll by One as Doubts Grow Over Actual Count
Trump’s Tax Returns to Take Few Days to Be Redacted for Release
Elon Musk’s Net Worth Sinks to Two-Year Low
Billionaire Ishbia Nears $4 Billion Deal for NBA’s Phoenix Suns
Review: The Silent Film Era Roars Again in ‘Babylon’
Rapper-actor Common Revels in His Broadway Stage Debut
Americans Are Buying Less Useless Stuff for Christmas
Australia-China Tension Is a Case of World War II Deja Vu
Shipping’s Oil Era Is Coming to an End
China’s Hasty Reopening Is a Risky Bet That Beijing Can Control the Narrative
Apple Investors’ Loyalty Is Rewarded With a $454 Billion Gift
Child Care Faces $24 Billion Fiscal Cliff as Pandemic Aid Ends
Texas Demands Aid From Biden as Freeze Threatens Border Cities
Where the Taliban’s College Ban Fits in the History of Afghan Women
New Zealand Farm-Emissions Tax to Be Lowest Possible, Ardern Says
Australia to Spend $5.2 Billion on Renewable-Power Grid Upgrade
Hackers Rigged the JFK Airport Taxi Line — And Scored $10 a Ride, Prosecutors Say
When Buses Are Free But Trains Aren’t
Homeowners Dominate Local Political Leadership. That’s Bad for Renters.
Hedge Funds Are Questioning Crypto’s Future (Podcast)
Jane Street Culture: A View Into SBF’s Roots (Podcast)
Crypto.com’s World Cup Win Is Overshadowed by FTX Industry Chaos
Subscriber Benefit
Subscribe
Sign In
China’s abrupt ending of Covid Zero injects more uncertainty into an already fragile economy, raising the prospect of looser fiscal and monetary policy and more easing in the property market to bolster growth.
That’s the view from economists, who expect President Xi Jinping and his officials to flesh out policy objectives for the coming year at the Central Economic Work Conference, which was due to start Thursday but has now been delayed due to a surge in Covid infections in Beijing.
- Latest
- Trending
