Richard Bravo

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Richard Bravo |Rosalind Mathieson |Kevin Whitelaw |Alice Gledhill

Tariffs sparked global market volatility and clouded the outlook for many companies. How do investors and governments navigate the new turbulence in the trade relationship between the EU and US? Bloomberg's Ros Mathieson, Richard Bravo, Alice Gledhill and Kevin Whitelaw will discuss on Friday, May 2 at 11am BST/12 pm CET/6am ET. Bloomberg digital subscribers and Terminal clients have the exclusive opportunity to ask our team live questions.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Richard Bravo |Dara Doyle |Rodrigo Orihuela |Fergal O'Brien

The European Commission said it’s in contact with authorities in Spain and Portugal as well as the European Network of Transmission System Operators about today’s outage. A spokesperson said:“The Commission will keep monitoring the situation and make sure that there is smooth information exchange amongst all relevant parties. As per EU legislation in place (emergency and restoration network code), there are protocols in place to restore the functioning of the system.”

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Richard Bravo

The European Union needs to be able to defend itself in a future confrontation with Russia, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said as she aims to mobilize hundreds of billions of euros to bolster the bloc’s militaries. She said the EU must rebuild its security capabilities and be able to defend itself by 2030, citing Moscow’s “irreversible path” toward a war economy.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Richard Bravo

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union needs to be able to defend itself in a future confrontation with Russia, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said as she aims to mobilize hundreds of billions of euros to bolster the bloc’s militaries. Most Read from BloombergAdvertisementShe said the EU must rebuild its security capabilities and be able to defend itself by 2030, citing Moscow’s “irreversible path” toward a war economy.

2 months ago | bloomberglinea.com | Richard Bravo

Bloomberg — Los principales socios comerciales de EE.UU. han ofrecido una serie de respuestas a los aranceles del 25% del presidente Donald Trump a las importaciones de acero y aluminio, que entraron en vigor el miércoles. La mayoría optó por no tomar represalias inmediatas y muchos sonaron dispuestos a hablar en su lugar. Otros adoptaron un enfoque más de confrontación. He aquí cómo reaccionaron inicialmente los principales socios comerciales de EE.UU.