Jun.10 -- Asia's bond bankers started the year expecting record business to keep booming. Six months in, a confluence of factors is forcing them to dial back those projections. Bloomberg's Carrie Hong reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
Oil prices were mixed on Monday, caught between the downward pull of rising Russian production and U.S. oil drilling activity at its highest since 2015, and upward pressure from strong demand, especially in Asia. Brent crude futures , the international benchmark for oil prices, were at $76.50 per barrel at 0215 GMT, up 4 cents from their last close.
Jun.10 -- Andrei Lankov, history professor at Kookmin University, discusses the historic summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
Jun.10 -- Raymond Yeung, chief China economist at ANZ Banking Group, discusses China's factory inflation data and what it means for the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Southwest Airlines Co shares could be poised to climb sharply after a series of setbacks hit the stock harder than that of other major airlines this year, Barron's reports. Fewer people are now booking on the Dallas-based carrier, a slowdown Southwest said stemmed mainly from its own reduction in advertising after the tragedy, the first U.S. airline death since 2009, Barron's said. Rising fuel prices and planned expansion by some rivals that could mean more competition have stoked fears about the sector, helping sending Southwest stock down 24 percent this year, the paper reported.
Southwest Airlines Co shares could be poised to climb sharply after a series of setbacks hit the stock harder than that of other major airlines this year, Barron's reports. Fewer people are now booking on the Dallas-based carrier, a slowdown Southwest said stemmed mainly from its own reduction in advertising after the tragedy, the first U.S. airline death since 2009, Barron's said. Rising fuel prices and planned expansion by some rivals that could mean more competition have stoked fears about the sector, helping sending Southwest stock down 24 percent this year, the paper reported.
