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Treasury Secretary Bessent: Government shutdown starting to hurt the economy 'up to $15B a day'
Youtube· 2025-10-15 13:01
It is uh the CNBC Invest in America Forum in Washington DC happening right now. The event's bringing together uh investors, policy makers, and industry leaders for conversations about American industrial policy. And Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant uh is about to speak to our demand Sarah Eisen.Here it comes right now. Let's listen in. >> Um so thank you.>> America first. >> America first. There we go.So the the investment boom, I mean, it feels like every day we either get an Oval Office announcement from ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-13 13:32
Saudi Arabia is in talks for a rare loan after raising at least $65 billion this year through debt sales, loans and foreign direct investment. Read the Mideast Money newsletter https://t.co/jvjYqm0fyc ...
Stockwik has resolved on a directed share issue of 900,000 shares to ENDI Corp at SEK 23 per share, subject to FDI clearance
Globenewswire· 2025-10-07 21:40
The board of directors of Stockwik Förvaltning AB (“Stockwik” or the “Company”) has, based on the authorisation granted by the annual general meeting on 16 May 2025, resolved on a directed share issue of 900,000 shares (the “Share Issue”) to ENDI Corp at a subscription price of SEK 23 per share, subject to FDI clearance. Summary The Company issues 900,000 shares to ENDI Corp based on the authorisation granted by the annual general meeting on 16 May 2025.The subscription price of SEK 23 per share represents ...
How Australia Can Keep Its Economy Growing
Bloomberg Television· 2025-10-04 10:01
This is a story about the need to be good as well as lucky. Australia has been lucky in the natural resources that have been driving its uninterrupted growth for three decades. But now it needs to be good in innovation and investing to keep that growth going, as our colleague Haidi Stroud-Watt reports from Sydney.- Australia has long been known as the lucky country, a land of sun, surf and abundant resources. Yet for those looking to drive its future, fortune has been harder to find. -We now find ourselves ...
KKR expands Middle East footprint with ADNOC gas pipeline investment
CNBC· 2025-10-01 04:05
Core Viewpoint - KKR has expanded its partnership with ADNOC by acquiring a minority stake in ADNOC Gas Pipeline Assets, reflecting a commitment to invest in the Middle East's energy sector and infrastructure [1][2][3]. Group 1: Investment Details - KKR acquired a minority stake in ADNOC Gas Pipeline Assets, which operates 38 gas pipelines and two export terminals in the UAE [2]. - The value of the deal was not disclosed by KKR [2]. - This investment follows a previous oil pipelines deal between ADNOC, KKR, and BlackRock in 2019, which facilitated foreign direct investment in the region [2]. Group 2: Strategic Importance - David Petraeus, a partner at KKR, emphasized the region's strong fundamentals and leadership as attractive opportunities for global investors [3]. - KKR's investment strategy in the Middle East is supported by a dedicated investment team led by Julian Barratt-Due [3]. Group 3: KKR's Regional Expansion - The transaction marks a significant milestone in KKR's expansion in the Middle East, which includes a stake in Dubai-based Gulf Data Hub with a combined commitment of over $5 billion for data center expansion [4]. - KKR has maintained a presence in the Middle East for over 16 years, managing more than $90 billion in global infrastructure assets since 2008 [6]. Group 4: Operational Control - ADNOC retains full ownership and operational control of the gas pipeline network, while KKR's minority stake is structured to yield long-term revenue [5].
Trump’s tariffs are already spurring Japanese companies to shift more production to the U.S.
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-29 18:35
When it comes to Japan, it looks like President Donald Trump’s plan to use tariffs as a way to boost domestic production is working so far. Japan’s export volume to the U.S. has fallen to the weakest level since 2021 while its overall exports remain above the 2024 average, Marcel Thieliant, head of Asia-Pacific at Capital Economics, said in a note on Thursday, citing recent data from the Bank of Japan. “What is becoming increasingly clear, though, is that firms are responding to U.S. tariffs by stepping ...
Japanese companies to invest in Karnataka: Air Water, Shinko, Catalar plan Bengaluru projects
BusinessLine· 2025-09-11 15:42
Investment Opportunities - Karnataka is attracting new investments from Japanese companies, including Air Water Inc., Shinko Nameplate, and Catalar, which are interested in expanding their operations in Bengaluru [1][4] - Air Water plans to establish a second industrial gas production unit near Bengaluru and a biogas production facility utilizing cow dung and iron pulp as feedstock [2] - Shinko Nameplate intends to invest ₹100 crore in a new plant for manufacturing decorative plastic components for vehicles near Bengaluru [3] - Catalar aims to enhance its operations in the Bidadi facility with an additional investment of ₹140 crore by 2030 [3] Strategic Partnerships - Konoike, an industrial services and engineering company, is exploring joint venture opportunities in India as part of its strategy to establish India as its "second home base" [4]
India Walks a Tightrope of Risk and Stability in Markets
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-07 07:00
Market Regulation & Risk Management - Indian regulators are striving to balance encouraging risk-taking for economic growth with maintaining market stability, particularly concerning derivatives [1][23] - SEBI banned Jane Street from India's securities markets over alleged market manipulation, highlighting regulatory scrutiny of trading strategies [3] - SEBI's study revealed that approximately 90% of derivative market participants lost money, with about 40% being under 30 years old and 75% earning less than $6,000 annually, indicating high-risk participation by unsophisticated investors [10] - Regulators have been successful in encouraging retail participation in IPOs, contributing to overall market participation [8][9] Capital Market Development & Investment Trends - India's capital markets are evolving, with increasing allocation to financial savings through mutual funds, insurance, and pension funds [5] - Retail investment is growing rapidly, with shareholding increasing from 1 in 14 households to 1 in 5 in just 5 years [6] - Indian savings are heavily tilted towards physical assets, with $50 billion to $70 billion annually spent on gold [4] - India's IPO market is among the biggest globally, accounting for over $20 billion last year [7] Foreign Investment & Market Access - India is one of the most open economies for foreign direct investment, with many major companies having majority foreign ownership [15] - Inclusion in FTSE Russell bond indices is expected to increase foreign investment in Indian government bonds [18] Startup Funding & Private Equity - Indian capital markets have not effectively supported startup funding, with most innovation funded by global private equity and venture capital funds [19] - Venture capital and private equity firms have successfully exited investments through IPOs, but financing has decreased with rising interest rates [22]
India's tightrope of risk and stability in markets #shorts #india #modi #markets
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-06 14:00
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Landscape - India is recognized as one of the most open economies for FDI [1] - Foreign entities hold majority ownership in India's largest FMCG, automobile, telecom, mutual fund, private sector bank, and insurance companies [1] - Such extensive foreign ownership across key industries is rare globally [1] Maruti Suzuki Case Study - Maruti Suzuki, a 53% owned subsidiary of Suzuki, exemplifies successful FDI in India [2] - Maruti Suzuki's automobile sales in India surpass Suzuki's worldwide sales [2] - Maruti has delivered better equity market returns than Suzuki, Honda, and Toyota combined since its listing in 2003 [2]
Jobs Stumble—Now What? | ITK With Cathie Wood
ARK Invest· 2025-09-05 21:25
Fiscal Policy & Economic Growth - The analysis suggests tariffs are running at an annual rate between $400 billion and $500 billion, potentially improving the deficit, but real GDP growth is considered the key to significantly reducing the deficit as a percentage of GDP [1] - The report anticipates real GDP growth will surprise on the high side of expectations later in the year and into 2026, driven by innovation platforms like robotics, energy storage, AI, multiomic sequencing, and blockchain technology, all catalyzed by AI [1] - The analysis highlights deregulation, particularly in crypto, AI, and nuclear energy, as a significant factor for economic growth, with tax changes encouraging manufacturing and innovation through accelerated depreciation schedules and full expensing of equipment, R&D, and software [1] Inflation & Monetary Policy - The report indicates that while inflation may seem stuck in the 2% to 3% range, innovation-driven productivity gains could lead to deflation in the coming years [2] - The analysis points out that M2 money supply growth has significantly dropped compared to the COVID boom, and the velocity of money is declining, potentially diffusing inflationary pressures [2] - The yield curve, measured by the two-year Treasury yield relative to the three-month Treasury yield, indicates tight monetary policy, which is expected to have disinflationary or deflationary effects [3] - True inflation CPI is reported at 19%, even with tariffs factored in, and consumer inflation expectations are expected to decline [3] Market Indicators & Investment Strategy - The analysis notes that manufacturing has been contracting for the last three years, and services are not in great shape, signaling potential economic concerns [4] - The report highlights that AI-powered capital spending is increasing, supported by new tax rules, while the trade deficit is being addressed [5] - The analysis observes that pending home sales are deteriorating, and new home inventory is high, potentially leading to price cuts and impacting the CPI [5] - The report suggests that the return on investment in the US is expected to increase due to innovation, tax laws, and deregulation, potentially strengthening the dollar [5] - The analysis notes that corporate profits are healthy, but quality of earnings and harnessing new technologies will be crucial for future growth [5] - The report observes that commodity prices are going nowhere, and gold is breaking out to all-time highs relative to metals, possibly signaling deflationary concerns [5]