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Bloomberg
a day ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Bitcoin Pulls Back After Latest Push Toward Record Falls Short
Bitcoin retreated from the highs of the day after an earlier push toward the record price level set a little more than two weeks ago fell short. The original cryptocurrency has jumped around 16% so far this year with the crypto-friendly Trump administration seen bolstering demand for digital assets. Expectations that the US is moving closer to resolving trade conflicts with nations such as China has helped to increase overall demand for riskier assets.
Bloomberg
14-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
M&G Sees Opportunity to Buy Tech Stocks on Dips
M&G Investments' Fabiana Fedeli discusses buying risk assets as traders await fresh catalysts for the rally that erased the S&P 500's losses in 2025 amid a US-China trade truce and reignited demand for technology shares. "The US exceptionalism is true and is very clear when it comes to innovation," Fedeli tells Bloomberg Television. "We have started buying into technology stocks when we saw the big selloff." (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
12-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
‘Decisive Moment' in Trade Talks Puts China Rally Back on Track
China's stock market investors just got the news they have been hoping for. The country's agreement with the US to temporarily lower tariffs sent stocks in Shanghai and Hong Kong soaring on Monday, wiping out their losses after President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' announcement last month roiled risk assets around the world.
Bloomberg
12-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Asia Stocks Set to Climb as US, China Tout 'Substantial' Trade Talk Progress
Despite the moves higher in some risk assets, cooler heads warn that there's always the risk that the details of the latest China-US trade talks turn out to be underwhelming. According to Gerald Gan, deputy chief investment officer at Reed Capital Partners: " Over-promising and under-delivering was what happened to the trade talks between UK and US, among many other issues. The upcoming press conference release from Scott Bessent will likely be of such as well - false confidence on the meeting progress and no details on specific agreements.'
