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India has unveiled a major overhaul of its inflation index with a new CPI series based on 2024 consumption patterns. Statistics Secretary Saurabh Garg speaks with Paul Allen and Menaka Doshi On Insight about the reduced weight of food, expanded market coverage, inclusion of e‑commerce data, and how these changes aim to improve accuracy and global credibility.
U.S. equities looked set to extend losses after a fresh round of AI competition concerns, while a U.S.-Taiwan trade deal and reports of easing trade restrictions with China raised hopes of positive catalysts to come.
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to soften parts of its steel and aluminium tariff regime after mounting pressure from businesses, global allies, and lawmakers. As per a Bloomberg report, officials are reviewing duties imposed last year, especially those covering derivative products made with the metals, which companies say are difficult to calculate and enforce.
January's consumer-price index is due this morning
The DOJ released a recent tranche of files last month that showed multiple purported email conversations between Ruemmler and Epstein spanning several years. Many of the emails, sent by a “Kathy Ruemmler,” refer to the convicted sex offender as “uncle Jeffrey.
Global private equity and venture capital investments in the fintech sector grew 43.7% YoY to $18.54 billion in 2025, even as deal volume declined. The trend of AI adding value to fintech solutions is reflected in the median private equity deal size in the sector, which was up about 29% YoY to $9 million, according to Market Intelligence data.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed further decline in the overall market sentiment, while the index moved to the “Fear” zone on Thursday.
The reading reinforces expectations that the Swiss National Bank will keep rates on hold at its next meeting.
AI fears hit stocks on Wall Street on Thursday, with real estate, trucking and software shares among the hardest hit.
Indian IT shares logged their worst week in more than 10 months on Friday, extending a rout driven by fears of disruption from artificial intelligence tools that wiped about $50 billion off the sector's market capitalisation so far in February.
U.S. stocks have rallied, but the dollar's slide and slowing foreign purchases of Treasurys are warning signs.
AI-driven disruption is triggering a sharp selloff in data, consulting, and SaaS companies, exposing structural vulnerabilities in their high-fee, recurring revenue models. Oracle stands out as a leveraged AI bet with a strained balance sheet, high debt-to-equity, and significant customer concentration risk.
The trade deal will see Washington lower tariffs on Taiwanese exports to 15%. In return, Taiwan will remove or reduce 99% of tariff barriers on U.S. goods, as well as providing "preferential market access" for U.S. industrial and agricultural exports.
A news release touting AI technology to boost trucking efficiency appears to have triggered a selloff that cost investors billions.
Forget Thursday's market rout. Your stocks have risen sharply in recent years, likely throwing your portfolio out of whack.
Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Envestnet's Dana D'Auria, KBW's Thomas Michaud, Wells Fargo's Veronica Willis, The Benchmark Company's Mark Palmer, Citizens' Jordan Bender, Harbourvest Partners' John Toomey, Barclays' Marc Giannoni, and Monami Entertainment's Mona Scott-Young.
JGBs rose in price terms in the morning Tokyo session amid weakness in Japanese equities following Wall Street's declines overnight.
Shares of trucking and logistics companies sank on Thursday, the latest industry to be sideswiped by worries that quickly advancing AI technology will lead to increased competition for established firms that rely on software for their services.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed below the 50,000 threshold for the first time since Friday, as fears spread that artificial intelligence might disrupt areas of business beyond tech and software.
Long-term Treasurys had their best day in months on Thursday, as investors looked for safety in the bond market amid a broad selloff in U.S. equities.