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España enfrenta su peor accidente ferroviario en más de una década justo antes de las elecciones. Los primeros indicios apuntan a un error humano y la tragedia ya entra en la campaña.
Clara Hernanz Lizarraga, Laura Millan, Daniel Basteiro and Macarena Munoz Montijano ·
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde says "there is never a good time to leave" but that she wants "to have the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression, and the freedom to engage on matters that are not monetary policy matters." She made the comments at a news conference in Frankfurt after earlier announcing that she will leave her role as head of the ECB in February. Her term was due to expire in October 2027. (Source: Bloomberg)
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde says the ECB has the tools to address disorderly, unwarranted market movements. She also repeats her line that "the direction of travel" for policy is "quite clear for all of us" unless there are major changes. She made the comments at a news conference in Frankfurt after policymakers decided to keep interest rates on hold at 2.5%. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Ukrainian economy will contract this year for the first time since the start of the full-scale invasion, the central bank said, as Russia escalates airstrikes against civilians and businesses.
Volodymyr Verbianyi ·
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, speaking at a news conference in Frankfurt, says policymakers are “very attentive” to second-round inflation effects but adds that, for now, “we are not seeing a risk of second-round effects in addition to what is already included in the projections.” She also reveals that the ECB discussed whether a rate hike today was appropriate but the Governing Council finally unanimously decided to keep them unchanged. (Source: Bloomberg)
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde says risks to euro-area growth are on the "downside" while risks to the inflation outlook are to the "upside." She made the comments at a news conference in Frankfurt after policymakers decided to keep rates on hold at 2.5%. (Source: Bloomberg)
Former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard says the FOMC was right to leave interest rates unchanged. He speaks about what Chairman Kevin Warsh could do next on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
El Salvador has now sent more than 2,000 troops to Haiti — its largest foreign deployment in decades — as it rushes to locate and rescue four soldiers who are believed to be hostages of powerful gangs.
Jim Wyss ·
Incumbent Karen Bass made homelessness her top priority. Now she’s defending her record against a former ally who helped oversee the city’s response.
John Gittelsohn ·
Republicans are having to play defense as races for governor, Senate and the House go down to the wire in the Sunshine State
Michael Smith and Anna J Kaiser ·
California’s latest technology boom is fueling vast fortunes — and anger over the widening divide between the ultra-rich and everyone else. Now, voters will get a say.
Alicia Clanton and Brad Hooker ·
Republicans aren’t fully coalescing around the president’s endorsed candidates.
Jonathan Tamari ·
Russia hit a railway station in Ukraine’s third largest city of Dnipro, killing at least 13 civilians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday.
Olesia Safronova ·
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s efforts to slow down data center construction, just as voters head to the ballot box, are starting to work.
Shruti Date Singh, Nic Querolo, Joe Lovinger and Michelle Cheng ·
Israel’s election deadlock has set the stage for weeks or months of political horse-trading, with every path to a government likely to demand difficult compromises and broken campaign promises. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Israel’s election monitor called for an investigation into possible meddling by foreign entities, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some far-right allies decried the high turnout among Arab citizens.
Alisa Odenheimer, Galit Altstein and Fadwa Hodali ·
The latest tensions were sparked by blazes across Borneo, Sumatra and other Indonesian islands.
Ramsey Al-Rikabi ·
Israel’s election deadlock has set the stage for weeks or months of political horse-trading, with every path to a government likely to demand difficult compromises and broken campaign promises.
Galit Altstein ·
The Chinese Communist Party restocked its powerful Politburo for the first time in more than three decades and announced plans to hold a congress next year, where it’s set to unveil new leadership.
Bloomberg News ·
The GOP’s formidable money machine is allowing the party to spend heavily to play defense as Democrats have opened up the electoral map.
Bill Allison, Vivien Ngo and Adrienne Tong ·