Sagarika Jaisinghani Profile
Sagarika Jaisinghani

@sagarikareports

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Equities reporter at Bloomberg @business in London. Ex-markets editor at Reuters. Views my own.

London, England
Joined October 2011
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@business
Bloomberg
27 days
Goldman Sachs’s chief US equity strategist, David Kostin, is set to retire at the end of the year after more than three decades with the investment bank
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s chief US equity strategist, David Kostin, is set to retire at the end of the year after more than three decades with the investment bank.
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@alexandraandnyc
Alexandra Semenova
5 months
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson: Buy the dip Yes, you read that right via @sagarikareports
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Bloomberg UK
7 months
When Citigroup's Beata Manthey upgraded European stocks in October, she accepts it seemed crazy at the time. But it's a call that's paid off.
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bloomberg.com
Beata Manthey was ahead of the curve with a 2024 upgrade
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@ConCotzias
Constantin Cotzias
7 months
Germany’s extraordinary spending plans are shaking up the region’s markets, powering European equities past US peers this year and reviving the euro from the brink of parity with the dollar https://t.co/RcKtLFp4nz via @markets @JPBarnert @sagarikareports
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bloomberg.com
Germany’s historic plan to ramp up spending shook European markets on Wednesday, powering equities past their US peers, reviving the euro from the brink of parity with the dollar and consigning...
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@PhilSerafino
Phil Serafino
8 months
US companies are putting up one of their best earnings seasons in 3 years, yet the S&P 500 is struggling to get back to record highs. Plus, buy-the-dip Wednesdays, in the Markets Daily newsletter https://t.co/5TkheWmXNq via @markets @sagarikareports @mikamsika @JessicaMenton
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US companies are putting up one of their best earnings seasons in three years on the back of robust economic growth. Still, concern about tariffs, still-high interest rates and lofty valuations have...
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Bloomberg UK
8 months
On this episode of the Big Take podcast, @sagarikareports tells @sarahsholder why Europe can’t hold onto its most innovative companies — and where they’re going https://t.co/cA7j6Kmegt
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Bloomberg Podcasts
8 months
On this episode of the Big Take podcast, @sagarikareports tells @sarahsholder why Europe can’t hold onto its most innovative companies — and where they’re going https://t.co/stirb8w63h
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@BloombergUK
Bloomberg UK
8 months
On this episode of the Big Take podcast, @sagarikareports tells @sarahsholder why Europe can’t hold onto its most innovative companies — and where they’re going https://t.co/IZA8EHazCd
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Bloomberg Podcasts
8 months
On this episode of the Big Take podcast, @sagarikareports tells @sarahsholder why Europe can’t hold onto its most innovative companies — and where they’re going https://t.co/Lr49jKqMrL
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Bloomberg
8 months
For European start-ups, valuation depends on location, location, location. On today’s Big Take podcast, @sagarikareports tells @sarahsholder why Europe can’t hold onto its most innovative companies — and where they’re going.
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bloomberg.com
On today’s Big Take podcast: Financial markets in Europe have long lagged behind US markets. Now, Europe is trying to reverse the trend.
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@PhilSerafino
Phil Serafino
8 months
Europe's markets are broken. The continent risks losing out on the next generation of businesses as a result https://t.co/jxvcOOQqfu via @markets @sagarikareports @pmayocer @JPBarnert @usacampo
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bloomberg.com
A fractured system is frustrating businesses and hurting the economy.
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@ZSchneeweiss
Zoe Schneeweiss
8 months
Europe is hobbled by broken markets as Trump amps up the pressure https://t.co/majB2Wd7Sm via @sagarikareports @JPBarnert
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@sagarikareports
Sagarika Jaisinghani
10 months
Prediction for 2024: low allocation to stocks and cautious sentiment Actual 2024: record high after record high for S&P 500, AI buzz alive and well, all-time high allocation to stocks
@alexandraandnyc
Alexandra Semenova
10 months
The S&P 500's 23% surge this year delivered another humbling to Wall Street prognosticators who have been caught off guard by the market’s twists and turns ever since the end of the pandemic. From me and @sagarikareports: https://t.co/ECuKC6O1yI
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@alexandraandnyc
Alexandra Semenova
1 year
Earnings season is here, and the US stock market’s furious $9 trillion 2024 rally is facing perhaps its biggest test of the year. @JessicaMenton and @sagarikareports on what to watch this reporting season: https://t.co/qfQwHdQ40v
bloomberg.com
Earnings season is here, and the US stock market’s furious $9 trillion 2024 rally is facing perhaps its biggest test of the year.
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@alexandraandnyc
Alexandra Semenova
1 year
With US equities on the rebound, this summer’s selloff is looking more like a pause in the bull market than the beginning of its end via @sagarikareports, @mikamsika https://t.co/hexzwPQW7s
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bloomberg.com
With US equities on the rebound, this summer’s selloff is looking more like a pause in the bull market than the beginning of its end.
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@PhilSerafino
Phil Serafino
1 year
The assumptions that have driven this year’s global financial markets are being rapidly rethought https://t.co/9qUHRNQ7Cx via @markets with @sagarikareports @Courcoulas @mburtonmetals
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bloomberg.com
The assumptions that have driven this year’s global financial markets are being rapidly rethought.
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@sagarikareports
Sagarika Jaisinghani
1 year
Oh, and the kicker? I now face a 7-hour wait in DXB, then a 10-hour flight in a middle seat. All with no compensation at all. You need to do better than this, @EmiratesSupport. This is not the airline I’ve traveled with for more than 10 years.
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Sagarika Jaisinghani
1 year
Then we arrive in DXB 25 minutes late, only for me to have missed my connection. Understandable, it happens. But if I’m going to have to wait 7 hours for my next flight, I expect to be compensated beyond a measly meal voucher. When the delay was entirely Emirates’ fault /3
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