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Morning Bid: Will the Fed come to the rescue?

By Yoruk Bahceli LONDON (Reuters) -What matters in U.S. and global markets today U.S. stocks look set to build on Friday's jump with investor hopes resting on a Fed rate cut materialising in December, but the question is how much further prices can bounce? I'll get into ...
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Deals on farmer aid, Chinese soybean purchases coming within weeks, USDA chief says

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on Monday said the Trump administration expected to have deals regarding aid for U.S. farmers and Chinese soybean purchases within the next two weeks, but gave no other details. "We'll have an announcement probably in the next ...
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Trafigura’s former top nickel trader denies he colluded on $600 million fraud

By Eric Onstad LONDON (Reuters) -Trafigura's former head nickel trader denied allegations by Indian businessman Prateek Gupta on Monday in a London trial that he helped devise a $600 million fraud to swap expensive metals for cheap or worthless ones. Geneva-based Trafigura sued Gupta over two ...
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EU approves Omnicom’s acquisition of IPG without conditions

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The EU Commission on Monday said it had unconditionally approved Omnicom Group's $13.25 billion all-stock deal to buy rival Interpublic Group. The deal, announced last December, merges the world's third-largest ad buyer, Omnicom, with the fourth-largest which is Interpublic. It would create ...
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Uber seeks Turkish blessing to buy Getir Food from Mubadala, sources say

By Ebru Tuncay and Jonathan Spicer ISTANBUL (Reuters) -Uber has reached agreement on key elements of a deal to acquire Turkish delivery company Getir's food business from Emirati controlling shareholder Mubadala, and they have sought approval from Turkish authorities, two sources told Reuters. A sale of ...
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Economists see slightly faster US growth, sticky inflation in 2026

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. economic growth will increase slightly next year but employment gains will remain sluggish and the Federal Reserve will slow any further rate cuts, economists polled by the National Association for Business Economics said in the group's year-end forecast survey. The ...
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BHP must get over Anglo, focus on growth projects, investors say

By Melanie Burton and Scott Murdoch MELBOURNE (Reuters) -BHP should move on from Anglo American and focus on its growth strategy, investors said on Monday, after the Australian company's last-minute appeal to the London-listed firm that is nearing a $60 billion tie-up with Canada's Teck ...
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Bitcoin mining in China rebounds, defying 2021 ban

(Reuters) -Bitcoin mining is quietly staging a comeback in China despite being banned four years ago, as individual and corporate miners exploit cheap electricity and a data center boom in some energy-rich provinces, according to miners and industry data. China had been the world's biggest ...
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Singapore court clears way for $2.7 billion suit against Standard Chartered over alleged role in 1MDB fraud

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -A Singapore court has cleared the way for a $2.7 billion lawsuit against Standard Chartered Bank over its alleged role in 1MDB fraud, liquidators seeking to recover the funds said on Monday. Singapore High Court dismissed an application by the bank to strike ...
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Analysis-Norway’s wealth tax trades millionaires for equality

By Francesco Canepa and Terje Solsvik OSLO (Reuters) -Sitting in his lakeside villa in the Swiss city of Lucerne, Borger Borgenhaug misses his grandchildren and the smell of the Nordic sea on a clear summer night. The carpenter turned real-estate tycoon says that is the price ...
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Morning Bid: Holiday week could be prime time for yen intervention

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rae Wee It's been a slow start to the week in Asia with Japanese markets closed for a holiday on Monday, but currency traders are watching with bated breath for any signs of ...
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EU to urge US to apply more of the July trade deal, including cutting steel tariffs

By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union ministers are set to urge top U.S. trade officials on Monday to apply more of the July EU-US trade deal, such as by cutting U.S. tariffs on EU steel and removing them for EU goods such as wine ...
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