Filip De Mott
Markets Reporter and Fellow at Business Insider
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businessinsider.com | Joe Ciolli |Filip De Mott |Henry Blodget
Billionaire investor David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital. CNBC/Heidi Gutman/CNBC 2025-04-17T20:17:58Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . David Einhorn's hedge fund Greenlight Capital posted an 8.2% return in the first quarter.
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businessinsider.de | Filip De Mott
Der Rubel hat zum US-Dollar in diesem Jahr rund 38 Prozent gewonnen. Dies macht Russlands Währung zur stärksten Gewinnerin gegenüber dem Dollar, errechnete Bloomberg. Für Wladimir Putin erwächst daraus ein neues Problem: Der starke Rubel und fallende Ölpreise lassen die Exporterlöse in der Landeswährung deutlich fallen. Der Rubel hat zum US-Dollar ein beeindruckendes Comeback hingelegt. Russlands Währung hat in diesem Jahr rund 38 Prozent zum Dollar gewonnen.
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ca.finance.yahoo.com | Filip De Mott
• None Boeing was under pressure Tuesday after China reportedly ordered airlines to stop US purchases. • None The company's shares dropped as much as 3% on the news. • None The reported move would be retaliatory in the trade war between China and the US. The move: Boeing slumped as much as 3% on Tuesday. The aerospace stock is now down 12% for the year. Why: Shares are slipping after China, Bloomberg reported, ordered domestic airlines to stop purchasing aircraft products from the US.
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businessinsider.com | Filip De Mott
Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Russia's ruble is the top-performing currency of 2025 relative to the US dollar. Greenback weakness and Russian interest rates have strengthened the ruble. But a stronger currency could weigh on Russia's export revenue. The Russian ruble is dominating currency markets, bolstered by wartime monetary policy and a sliding US dollar.
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businessinsider.com | Filip De Mott
Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Boeing stock was under pressure on Tuesday after China ordered airlines to stop buying from the US. The company's shares dropped as much as 3% on the news. The announcement is a retaliatory move in the trade war between China and the US. The move: Boeing slumped as much as 3% on Tuesday. The aerospace stock is now down 12% for the year.
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