Morwenna Coniam
Editor, Bloomberg Markets Today at Bloomberg News
Journalist at Bloomberg News in London. Former Dublin BC, past lives in NYC and HK @business [email protected]. Opinions my own, retweets not endorsements
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Morwenna Coniam |Sam Unsted
While we were digesting everything that had happened for the UK, Trump has been turning his attentions to China. The Trump administration is weighing a dramatic tariff reduction during weekend talks with China, Shawn Donnan reports. The US side has set a target of reducing tariffs below 60% as a first step that they feel China may be prepared to match, he says, citing people familiar with preparations for the talks.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Morwenna Coniam |Sam Unsted
Train ticketing portal Trainline has reported profit for the year which beat analyst estimates. Ticket sales rose 12% from a year earlier, the firm said. It plans to expand in Europe after success in Spain, where net ticket sales almost tripled in two years, with plans to deploy a similar strategy in Italy and France. CEO Jody Ford said: “Looking ahead, liberalised routes across Europe will be worth €12 billion by 2030, almost three times their size today.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Isabella Ward |Morwenna Coniam |Sam Unsted
AB Foods reported a 12% annual drop in operating profit for the 24 weeks to March and cut guidance for their sugar businesses. They cited persistent low European sugar prices and an operating loss in their UK bioethanol business, Vivergo, as offsetting growth in the Primark owner’s retail businesses.
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4 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Morwenna Coniam |Alex Morgan |Isabella Ward |Dave Goodman
Coming up at the top of the hour we have consumer price inflation data for March. The headline figure is expected to show inflation slowed slightly to 2.7% from a year earlier, while held at 0.4% on a monthly basis. And economists see the key services reading falling to 4.8% from 5% last year.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Morwenna Coniam
Good morning and welcome to Markets Today. FTSE 100 futures are indicating a higher open today, following gains across Asian equities, after stocks closed lower for a second week on Friday. The pound is rising above $1.31 as the US dollar falls to fresh lows for the year as President Trump downplayed a reprieve on electronics tariffs. Phones, computers and popular consumer electronics would still face additional levies, he said.
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