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Morgan Stanley Cuts Country Garden to Underweight

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Morgan Stanley has cut Country Garden shares to underweight. The embattled developer is also suspending trading as well in nearly a dozen onshore bonds starting today. Lorretta Chen reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Marqeta Soars with Cash App Renewal Seen as Positive

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Marqeta CEO Simon Khalaf discusses the company's quarterly earnings results beating expectations, and what the renewal of Marqeta's contract with Block's Cash App means for the company's shares. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Technology."
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A Swiss Crisis & Lessons Unlearned

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Credit Suisse was an icon of the Swiss economy. Its collapse was an immense blow to the national psyche that many thought could trigger a profound change to the way the country works. Yet four months on, Swiss banking is back to making...
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ANZ-Suncorp Bank Deal Blocked

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ANZ Group Holdings Ltd.'s $3.2 billion deal to buy Suncorp Group Ltd.'s banking arm was blocked by the Australian regulator, citing competition concerns. Adam Haigh reports on Bloomberg Television.
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SMFG, Mizuho Post Earnings Beats

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Two of Japan's largest lenders posted profits that beat analysts'' forecasts in their fiscal first quarter, making a solid start to the year that is projected to deliver bumper results. Hideyuki Sano reports on Bloomberg Television.
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HSBC CEO Quinn on Earnings, Investing in Asia, UK HQ

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Noel Quinn, chief executive officer at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses second quarter earnings, investment in Asia and the bank's commitment to the UK. He speaks to Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
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HSBC's Quinn: We Are Looking to Invest in All of Asia

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"We are looking to invest in all of Asia, see great opportunities here in China and in Hong Kong." Noel Quinn, chief executive officer at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses second quarter earnings and his investment in Asia. He speaks on...
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HSBC's Quinn: UK is Very Good Place to have an HQ

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"The UK is a very good place to have a headquarter for a global institution." Noel Quinn, chief executive officer at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses his commitment to the UK as a financial hub. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Japanese Banks, Toyota Report: Asia Earnings Week Ahead

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Major bank earnings are on the way in Asia this week, including the results from Japan's top lenders. Gareth Allan reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Philippine's BPI Sees Profit Continuing Growth Trend: CEO

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Jose Teodoro Limcaoco, president and chief executive officer at Bank of the Philippine Islands, the second largest bank in the country, discusses the bank's profitability, credit demand and his outlook on interest rates in the country....
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Stock footage of Natwest bank

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GVs of Natwest Building on Bishopsgate in London as Natwest reports £1bn profit boost as bank gripped by Farage account row
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NatWest reports £1bn profit boost as bank gripped by Farage account row

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NatWest Group’s profits have surged by nearly £1 billion, beating expectations as the bank faces scrutiny from shareholders after the departure of its boss this week. The British bank, which has been embroiled in a row involving Nigel...
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US Biggest Banks Face 19% Boost in Capital Mandates

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US regulators have unveiled plans to impose even tighter capital rules on big banks. Vonnie Quinn reports on Bloomberg Television.
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US Banks' $118 Billion Buffer Likely Wiped Out by New Rules

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Wall Street's biggest banks are preparing for new regulations that could erase more than $100 billion in excess capital built up over the past decade. Vonnie Quinn reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Deutsche Bank CFO Von Moltke on Earnings, Trading, Interest Rates

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Deutsche Bank AG Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke discusses the lender's financial results, trading, interest rates and monetary policies, and strategy. The German lender weathered the trading slowdown better than analysts had...
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ANZ's Tan on S. Korea GDP, Indonesia Rates

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Krystal Tan, economist at at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., discusses her outlook for South Korea's economy and looks ahead to Bank Indonesia's rate decision. She speaks with Bloomberg's Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on...
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Goldman Cuts US Recession Risk to 20%

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The US economy has a better chance of avoiding a recession in the next 12 months following recent positive data on economic activity and inflation, according to Jan Hatzius, the chief economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Kathleen Hays...
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China's $77 Billion Bank Rout Shows Who Pays Price for Rescues

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Chinese banks are facing renewed scrutiny after authorities asked the sector to extend debt relief to developers as the nation's housing crisis continues. Meanwhile, BlackRock Inc. says it remains most overweight Chinese stocks in...
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Fed's Kashkari: Banks Must Be Prepared for Higher Rates

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"If inflation proves to be more entrenched than expected, policy rates might need to go higher," Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari says at a National Bureau of Economic Research event. Follow Bloomberg for...
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Goldman Sachs Downplays Expectations Ahead of Results

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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is looking to avoid a third straight quarter of disappointing investors on earnings day as executives have been actively downplaying expectations for results that will be disclosed next week. Sri Natarajan...
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Brainard Sees Moderate Inflation, Resilient Jobs Market

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"The economy is defying predictions that inflation would not fall absent significant job destruction," White House National Economic Council Director Lael Brainard says during an event at the Economic Club of New York. Brainard also says...
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Fed's Barr: Big Banks Face Higher Capital Requirements

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"These changes would increase capital requirements overall, but I want to emphasize that they would principally raise capital requirements for the largest, most complex banks," the Federal Reserve's top banking regulator, Michael Barr,...
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Jeremy Hunt prioritises tackling inflation over tax cuts amid pressure from Tory MPs

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Jeremy Hunt said he is prioritising tackling inflation over tax cuts, in a blow to Tory MPs clamouring for a pre-election giveaway. In his first Mansion House speech as Chancellor on Monday, he said that bringing down soaring prices...
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Lord Mayor of London welcomes Chancellor's City reforms to boost pensions

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The Lord Mayor of London has welcomed proposed City reforms to boost pensions. Jeremy Hunt will promise a £1,000-a-year pensions boost to the average earner with reforms to get pension funds making riskier investments in...