Japan media sees less likelihood of an early election as PM Suga's support slides The Nikkie says Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is increasingly unlikely to call for an early election, expecting to run close to the October 21 deadline for the election.
Heads up for the Fed's Jackson Hole full agenda - when to expect it The big event for this week is the Kansas City Federal Reserve symposium, August 27 - 30. The full agenda will be made available at 7 pm US Central time (CT), which is 8 pm US ET on August 26
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UK PM Johnson will personally ask US President Biden for a delay to the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan UK media sources with the report. , gated. Link to the Tele Boris Johnson to make the request of Biden on Tuesday.
Its a huge week coming up - the big event is Powell's speech at Jackson Hole on Friday Federal Reserve System Chair Jerome Powell's highly-anticipated speech will be on Friday, August 27 at 10 am ET, which is 1400 GMT. The 'Hole summit was intended as an in-person three-day event.
Economic calendar due from Asia today - Monday 23 August 2021 Early indications for August PMIs from Japan and Australia due today: 2300 GMT Australia Markit preliminary PMIs for August 0030 GMT Japan Jibun Bank / Markit preliminary PMIs for August
Monday morning open levels - indicative forex prices - 23 August 2021 Good morning, afternoon or evening to all ForexLive traders and welcome to the start of the new FX week! Be back soon with weekend news. NZ PM Ardern:
Economy Week Ahead: Housing, Inflation and the Fed Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks at the central bank’s Jackson Hole economic symposium on Friday cap off a full week of economic data.
Rachel Maddow Strikes Multi-Year Deal With MSNBC MSNBC’s highly rated host has signed a new deal that will keep her at the network for the next several years.
How a Billion-Dollar Farm-Tech Startup Stumbled, Then Revamped Operational missteps put Indigo Agriculture on the outs with farmers in its early days. It is revising its offerings, and now old-line giants are implementing their own tech products for grain and carbon trading.
The problem with fitting third doses into a regulatory structure That is a key theme of my latest Bloomberg column, here is one excerpt: In the U.S., President Joe Biden’s administration is now pushing third booster shots for people who already have been vaccinated.
Do Blue-Light Glasses Work? Who Cares---They Look Hot. Screen time is decreasing as offices and schools reopen, but many are keeping their computer lenses as a fashion accessory.
A week for travel industry news Plus, watching costs at Hays and charting economic recovery via the PMIs
Juul, Other E-Cigarette Makers Face Judgment Day The FDA is nearing a Sept. 9 deadline to decide which vaping products can stay on the market in a series of rulings that could reshape the industry.
Markets Week Ahead: Dow, EUR/USD, Oil, Fed Symposium, PMIs, Delta Markets faced a broad risk-off tone last week with sentiment deteriorating further due to global growth concerns and the delta variant of covid. The Dow and EUR/USD eye the Fed symposium on tap.
Wildfires: Provence wine producers assess impact of destruction There are fears the fires that have hit rosé vineyards in Provence will push up prices.
The Week in Business: Turning Up the Heat on Tesla Tesla is facing the broadest investigation yet into its assisted-driving technology, which it calls Autopilot.
For Buy Now, Pay Later, Investors Need to Shop For Best Deals Square’s deal for Afterpay has had a mixed effect on related stocks in payments and commerce, so investors can start hunting for relative bargains.
Small-Cap Stocks May Be Pricier Than They Appear Analysts sometimes remove unprofitable companies when calculating the price-to-earnings ratio for indexes like the Russell 2000.
Japan's Love of Debt Offers View of U.S. Future Congress is debating trillions of dollars more in spending that would push America’s borrowing toward levels policy makers in Tokyo have long embraced.
Equities Gear Up for Jackson Hole Symposium: DAX 30, S＆amp;P 500 Key Levels to Watch Investors turn their focus to the Jackson Hole Symposium as global stocks suffer a setback
Solar Power Booms in Georgia, Where It Isn't Mandated The state has no subsidies or renewable-energy requirements but is experiencing rapid solar-farm growth with the support of Republican utility regulators and rural communities.