
Divya Patil
Asia Credit Reporter at Bloomberg News
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Divya Patil
Why Gen Z Doesn’t Care About Fashion Rules AnymoreSkinny jeans are out, low-rise pants are back, and mixing silver and gold? Literally no one cares anymore—and that’s exactly the point. Gen Z isn’t here to follow fashion rules. We’re here to break them, remix them, or ignore them entirely. For us, style isn’t about “dressing right.” It’s about dressing real. Mood over match. Vibe over labels. We wear oversized hoodies with mini skirts. Crocs with crystals.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Finbarr Flynn |Divya Patil
Bloomberg — Un inversor en bonos basura de Asia que batió al 98% de sus rivales el año pasado dijo que es “muy alcista” en el mercado, y listo para recoger gangas si otros inversores entran en pánico. Raymond Gui, jefe de gestión de carteras de renta fija asiática de UBS Asset Management Ltd., afirmó que los emisores de bonos de alto rendimiento de la región están en gran medida aislados de los temores arancelarios que sacuden los mercados mundiales.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Finbarr Flynn |Divya Patil
An Asia junk bond investor who beat 98% of his rivals last year said he is “very bullish” on the market — and ready to pick up bargains if other investors panic. Raymond Gui, head of Asia fixed income portfolio management at UBS Asset Management Ltd., said the region’s high-yield bond issuers are largely insulated from the tariff fears rattling global markets. But he still expects rising levies to weigh on sentiment, creating the chance for profitable trades as investors dump risk.
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4 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Anand Krishnamoorthy |Divya Patil
Asian equities dropped after President Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff on US auto imports, prompting investors to pare bets on riskier investments due to concerns about growth in the world’s largest economy. Shares of automakers slid.
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4 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Anand Krishnamoorthy |Divya Patil
A benchmark of regional shares fell while stocks in Hong Kong gained. Equity-index futures pointed to a steady open for US stocks while contracts for Europe indicated stocks may be under pressure. The Mexican peso slipped on the tariff announcement along with shares of automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp., General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. Trump floated more tariffs on the EU and Canada if they worked against the US.
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