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Handelsbanken quits Baltics
“Profitability is too low, while costs are too high.”
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China expresses disinterest in further US talks
Trade-talk relations between the giant economies seem to be going from bad to worse lately.
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Grab that grail
The treasurer community should have a try at pinning a number to actual value creation – despite the challenges, argues treasurer Ben Walters in an article published by The Global Treasurer.
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And the winner is … Euronext
Norway’s government rebuts Nasdaq’s view that a takeover of Oslo Børs VPS should require to thirds of the shares. In reality, that means Euronext wins ownership, writes Nettavisen.
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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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