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Bloomberg · 市场

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Bloomberg · 经济

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Bloomberg · 政治

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  • 01
    Spanish PM Calls Snap Election as Housing Plan Fails
    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called an early election for Nov. 29 after parliament rejected a housing plan last week that his government had hoped would quell mounting social protests. Bloomberg's Rodrigo Orihuela reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 02
    Latvian Re-Elected Leader Vows to Cut Spending and Rebuild Trust
    Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs said voters gave him a mandate to carry out broad economic changes, cut spending and rebuild trust in the political system.Aaron Eglitis
  • 03
    Spain’s Sánchez Calls Snap Election After Housing Plan Fails
    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called an early election for Nov. 29 after parliament rejected a housing plan last week that his government had hoped would quell mounting social protests.Daniel Basteiro and Thomas Gualtieri
  • 04
    India Opposition Protests Against Election Chief Gain Steam
    Protests demanding the ouster of India’s top election official and a halt to a contentious overhaul of voter rolls are gaining momentum ahead of key state elections.Rajesh Roy
  • 05
    Euro Falls to 17-Month Low on Political Uncertainty
    The euro fell to its weakest level since May 2025 in Asian trading as reports that Spanish government officials are preparing for an early election added to concerns rocking France’s bond market. The currency is also under pressure from a strengthening dollar, which is being supported by expectations that the Federal Reserve will need to raise interest rates three more times by July to tame inflation. Bloomberg MLIV's Mark Cranfield reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 06
    US Nabs Suspected China Spy for Surveilling Taiwan Leader’s Son
    A woman suspected of spying for China by surveilling the Taiwanese president’s son and his family has been arrested by the US before she could board a flight to Shanghai, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as tensions linger between the rival superpowers.Josh Xiao
  • 07
    ‘Purgatory’ Corruption Case Puts Rule of Law on Trial in Slovakia
    The government of Róbert Fico plans to pass a law that may invalidate witness testimony in a landmark graft trial.Daniel Hornak
  • 08
    Trump Hits Campaign Trail as GOP Support Slips
    President Trump is hitting the gas on the campaign trail, hoping to turn red-state rallies into Republican votes. As Shaquille Omari explains, the GOP push comes with political headwinds. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 09
    Bolsonaro Allies Gain Senate Strength in Clash With Top Court
    Conservatives and allies of Flávio Bolsonaro surged in Brazil’s Senate elections, moving the right close to the votes needed to impeach Supreme Court justices and likely escalating its long-running confrontation with the judiciary.Andrew Rosati
  • 10
    Japan Seeks Tighter US Troop Discipline After Okinawa Death
    Japan is demanding tighter discipline among American troops after a Marine Corps lance corporal was arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman on the southern island of Okinawa, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said.Alastair Gale
  • 11
    India Seeks Bigger Role in Effort to End Russia-Ukraine War
    India is taking a more direct role in efforts to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, engaging both sides on issues including shipping and reducing hostilities, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said.Jon Herskovitz
  • 12
    Markets and Investment at Fore of Takaichi’s Mind as Diet Opens
    Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi signaled that she would keep a close eye on market moves as she formulates policy, as parliament opened Monday with bills aimed at easing the impact of inflation on households set to dominate the agenda.Sakura Murakami
  • 13
    Bolsonaro Surges to Lead as Brazil Swings to the Right
    Flávio Bolsonaro led Brazil's first round election as voted were still being counted. A victory for Bolsonaro would accelerate President Donald Trump’s effort to reassert US primacy over the Americas after conservative allies won recent votes in Colombia, Chile and Peru. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 14
    Spain’s Sánchez to Address Nation as Allies Call for Snap Vote
    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is set to address the nation at 9 a.m. in Madrid as government officials have been preparing for an early election.Daniel Basteiro
  • 15
    Bolsonaro Pushes Lula to Brink of Defeat Ahead of Brazil Runoff
    Flávio Bolsonaro surged to a surprise lead over Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, making him the overwhelming favorite to win the runoff and take Latin America’s biggest economy sharply to the right.Daniel Carvalho, Beatriz Reis and Simone Iglesias
  • 16
    Pentagon Redeploys Bombers From UK Base at Center of Terror Plot
    The Pentagon has removed bombers based at the Royal Air Force base in the UK that was at the center of a suspected attempted terrorist attack last week.María Paula Mijares Torres
  • 17
    UK Tories Back Heathrow Third Runway After Burnham Demurs
    Britain’s opposition Conservatives will say they’ll “do whatever it takes” to build a third runway at London’s Heathrow airport after Prime Minister Andy Burnham declined to support the planned expansion.Alex Wickham and Jacob Reid
  • 18
    Pro-Russia Dodik Hails Trump as Allies Win in Bosnia Vote
    Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, a supporter of Vladimir Putin and opponent of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s unity, retained behind-the-scenes power in elections and cited President Donald Trump’s influence for the outcome.Jasmina Kuzmanovic
  • 19
    How Macron’s Decade in Power Left France Europe’s Weakest Link
    Ten years ago, Roland Lescure quit a high-flying finance job in Canada to answer Emmanuel Macron’s call for an economic and political revolution in France. The banker was lured back to his homeland by the opportunity to turn back the rising tide of the far right and hand the next generation of leaders a pro-European, business-friendly bastion.William Horobin
  • 20
    Saudi-Backed Yemen Forces Begin Bid to Retake Houthi Areas
    Yemen’s internationally recognized government launched a full-scale military campaign to recapture Houthi-held territory after weeks of escalating conflict between the Iran-backed group and Saudi Arabia.Sara Gharaibeh and Ahmed Elimam
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Bloomberg · 观点

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  • 01
    UBS Is Headed for Radical Change After Its Big Fight With Switzerland
    It looks as if Switzerland no longer wants a national champion in global banking. Within a decade, it very likely won’t have one.Paul J. Davies
  • 02
    What My New EV Says About Oil Demand After the Iran War
    I have some news: I just bought an electric vehicle. I fueled up my old car for the last time in September — when my shiny new EV arrived last week, that was the end of my relationship with gasoline.Javier Blas
  • 03
    Andy Burnham's Fiercest Rival Kemi Badenoch Has Spotted an Opening
    No wonder UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham was greeted as a conquering hero at Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool last week. At last the party has a leader who “does” politics and leads on mission and purpose. The impact has been like the consumption of an energy drink: A rank-and-file fizzing with enthusiasm and a decent uptick in Burnham’s personal ratings.Martin Ivens
  • 04
    AI Agents Are a Fast-Growing Security Risk for Websites
    Earlier this year an Australian tech worker asked his OpenClaw artificial intelligence agent whether it could get him higher up on the waiting list for a popular gym class. It did exactly what he wanted, but with an unexpected twist: It found a flaw in the system and canceled the booking of another person on the list.Parmy Olson
  • 05
    Tech Can’t Shield Stocks From the Bond Rout Forever
    Earnings growth has stopped the bond rout from having an impact on equities. Enjoy the respite.John Authers
  • 06
    Japan Wants the US Close. Just Not Too Close
    The US president wasn’t mincing words when it came to ructions in trade policy with Japan.Gearoid Reidy
  • 07
    DeepSeek and Huawei Take Aim at Nvidia’s Formidable Moat
    DeepSeek and Huawei Technologies Co. are chipping away at one of Nvidia Corp.’s most important advantages in China. In the process, they’re building a bridge that could make it far easier for Chinese artificial intelligence firms still reliant on American hardware to switch to homegrown alternatives.Catherine Thorbecke
  • 08
    Democrats' Independent Senate Strategy in Red States Is Desperate
    The Democratic Party has turned to so-called independent candidates in ruby-red states to overcome a weak brand and pick the Republican lock on US Senate seats. It never works and won’t this November, in part because voters, however intrigued, eventually realize there’s no such thing as an independent senator.David M. Drucker
  • 09
    Why Bowl Together When You Can Scroll Alone?
    Bowling has seen better days. Lucky Strike Entertainment Corp., the dominant player in the business, has lost nearly half of its market value in the past year and had the rating on its debt cut further into junk territory.Allison Schrager
  • 10
    Midterms Will Test Republican Self-Sabotage
    If you believe the polls, you believe too much.Toby Harshaw
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