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Arthur Kroeber, founding partner of research consultancy Gavekal Dragonomics and author of China's Economy: What Everyone Needs to Know, joins Katia Dmitrieva in Washington for a discussion about the new trade era, China's economic travails and how the trade stalemate with the US could end.
When thoughtfully integrated into diversified portfolios, sub-investment-grade credit exposure may enhance return potential while also delivering income stability and diversification benefits that are attractive relative to other fixed income sectors throughout the business cycle.
In this article we look at global regulatory efforts to re-position market structures and ensure effective compliance practices, ensuring that the regulatory environment is set up for this next phase of market evolution.
Hong Kong aims to attract 200 new large family offices by the end of 2025. Family offices are drawn to Hong Kong due to its access to China investments and lifestyle perks, but they also highlight the need for better vetting within the industry.
Tariff chaos has tossed retailers into a crisis similar to Covid in 2020, leaving them unable to plan ahead, according to AlixPartners, the financial advisory and global consulting firm. “It’s a little crazy and retailers are canceling orders,” Holly Etlin, a partner at the firm and restructuring veteran, tells Bloomberg News’ Reshmi Basu and Bloomberg Intelligence’s Stephen Flynn in the latest Credit Edge podcast.
Elevating Investor Relations is a new series examining the development and role of investor relations officers. This article focuses on the evolution of the role over the decades and its future direction.
While semiconductors are exempt from tariffs, most will face indirect demand pressure, Bloomberg Intelligence analysis shows. However, Nvidia appears insulated due to enterprise demand, AI buildouts and low price elasticity.
US consumer confidence declined in March 2025 to its lowest level in four years, amid concerns about higher prices and the economic outlook due to increasing tariffs. Is this decrease mirrored in consumer spending?
Mahesh Bhimalingam, Bloomberg Intelligence global head of credit strategy, discusses the results of the BI 2Q25 High Yield Investor Survey, along with the market outlook, with Per Wehrmann, head of European high yield at DWS Investments GmBH.
Global market turmoil opens a window for credit investors in companies with too much debt, according to London-based Aptior Capital, which specializes in distressed debt and rescue finance. “All this volatility, it throws up even more opportunities,” founder Rudi Singh tells Bloomberg News’ Giulia Morpurgo and Bloomberg Intelligence’s Tolu Alamutu in the latest Credit Edge podcast.
Global supply chains have reconfigured since the 2018-19 trade war, leading to a surge in renewable-energy demand in countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia as Nike and Samsung set up operations. This trend, coupled with population growth and the proliferation of AI-driven data centers, is projected to triple the demand for power in the next five years, according to Gavin Adda, CEO of Peak Energy.
Retail investors aren’t yet ready to jump on the private-credit bandwagon, according to Janus Henderson. “The skepticism should be real,” John Kerschner, the company’s head of US securitized products, tells Bloomberg News’ James Crombie and Bloomberg Intelligence’s Spencer Cutter in the latest Credit Edge podcast.
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs will likely hurt US regional and Canadian banks, while Chinese banks’ exposure seems limited. Trade spats could also have negative implications for a lending rebound as well.
AWS’ Head of Climate Tech Business Development, Startups and Venture Capital Lisbeth Kaufman joins BI director of ESG research Eric Kane to discuss how she drew inspiration from The Toxic Avenger, and highlights real-world applications of computing and AI in fusion energy, crop yields, pest mitigation and textile production.
In this episode of FX Moment, BI’s Chief G10 FX Strategist Audrey Childe-Freeman talks to Bloomberg Economics Chief Trade and Climate Economist, Maeva Cousin, about what tariffs are already in place, what may follow, along with the likely implications on growth and inflation for the US economy and its key trading partners.
This episode of the Market Dialogues focuses on airlines' search for credible carbon offsets and low-carbon fuels, industry strategies to address these challenges, and implications for air travel demand and fare structures.
Art industry looks tricky to navigate, with many sales private and some high risk, and scams not uncommon. So what are the wealthy buying these days, how safe are these investments, and what should they expect in terms of return? Betsy Bickar, senior vice president at Citigroup private bank’s art advisory unit, decodes art markets with John Lee and Katia Dmitrieva in this episode.
“The most effective therapies for solid tumors are also the most toxic — and we need to fix that,” says Dr. John Connolly, chief scientific officer of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy.
Fundamental and technical pressures on credit markets are growing as trade wars escalate, according to JPMorgan Asset Management. “We just need to be paid a little bit more for the uncertainty risk now in the market,” says Lisa Coleman, the firm’s head of global investment-grade corporate credit.
AI semiconductor stocks fall due to valuation resets, not structural issues, Bloomberg Intelligence analysis shows. Rising hyperscaler AI spending boosts demand for GPUs and ASICs despite forecasted margin compression.
Recent periods of financial stress and the proliferation of risks across the financial system are fueling the development of regulatory initiatives to strengthen requirements and promote international best practice.