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Oslo Børs staff sells shares, Nasdaq buys
The recent press releases from Norway’s acquisition target form an interesting pattern.
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TPP rides again after blow from US exit
US president Donald Trump steered his nation out of the twelve-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, TPP. Now it seems that the remaining eleven are moving forward surprisingly well.
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Bank expects Swedish slowdown
Handelsbanken tweaks down its growth forecast for next year, in fresh economic outlook.
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Crash ahead? This market sign sure indicates it
For the first time since pre-crisis 2007, ten-year US treasury bonds on Friday offered lower yield than their 3-month equivalents – as risk-wary investors seek shelter.
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”Common sense” won vote on no-deal
The finance community of London rejoices temporarily as parliament says no to a no-deal EU exit.
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Nasdaq matches Euronext bid for Oslo Børs
Nasdaq’s Stockholm-based Nordic arm raises its bid to equal Euronext’s leading level 158 NOK. Thus it stays in the fight to take over Norway’s exchange operator, including central securities depository VPS.
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US loses $40 bn yearly in China exports
China's retaliation to US tariffs cuts US exports to the country by almost a third, a study from IIF estimates.
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Euronext punches back for Oslo
In late January, Nasdaq AB took the lead by offering 152 NOK per share, and got blessings from the board of Oslo Børs VPS. Now Euronext hits back.
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Green bonds ”good for the City”
Is last year’s going-out-of-hype for green bonds anything to be sorry about? A columnist doubts it.
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Oslo Børs to Euronext: No rush
Oslo Børs now has more bidders, and plans to pick its favorite wooer only after Euronext’s 11 February deadline.
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