Gulf Times - Gulf Times Business - 2019-10-12

• ‘Warmer feelings’ in trade talks: Trump
• ECB’s Draghi defends stimulus against enduring criticism
• ‘Business as usual’ for oil after Saudi attacks; oversupply looms, says IEA
• Bain, Carlyle among bidders for Japan’s Hitachi Chemical
• Japan’s Itochu lifts stake in Chinese EV maker Singulato
• End of the road: Dyson quits race to make electric cars
• Profits dip at India’s Infosys
• Singapore central bank set to join global policy easing tide
• India may restrict imports of palm oil, other goods from Malaysia: Sources
• Pakistan’s state gas firms prepare Rs55bn subsidy bill for winter supplies
• ADB to provide $200mn more for Pakistan’s BISP
• China’s exports seen falling 3%; imports to shrink again in Sept
• Ford’s China sales decline again despite new models
• Malaysia widens budget deficit target, seeks to lure investment
• Asia LNG prices hit 3-week high; tanker rates rise
• France upholds law banning palm oil from biofuel scheme
• UK watchdog fines broker Tullett Prebon £15mn in Libor rigging probe
• Adviser gives thumbs down to $6.4bn Sunrise bid to buy UPC
• Deal struck to save London red bus maker
• SAP reverts to co-CEOs as McDermott quits after decade of growth
• Oracle shelves Larry Ellison’s dream of cloud dominance
• Pound surges on Brexit fever as trade hopes boost Europe markets
• US-China currency deal won’t change dollar-yuan dynamics, say experts
• Emerging market equities jump on US-China trade talk hopes
• Japan’s ESG bond market expected to top ¥1tn in 2020
• Asian bourses rise as Trump says trade talks ‘going very well’
• CIBC and Scotiabank see favourable environmen­t for Canadian stocks
• Total returns from Treasuries outstrip those on German bonds
• For a few dollars more: Global funds take on currency risk
• Liquidity angst over Brexit is fuelling a $1bn ETF bet
• Wall St to start testing its new bond-buying system in 2020
• GE unfunded tab is just tiny part of companies’ $269bn gap
• PG&E has a good chance of going to zero, warns Wall Street
• UK banks offer Spain-like spreads amid Brexit fog
• Major banks turn more optimistic on Brexit deal as mood improves
• Apple’s app maker lawsuit could be start of more legal trouble
• Non-US banks have $1.4tn at risk in the event of a shock: IMF

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