Subrat Patnaik is an Equities journalist at Bloomberg. He specializes in finance, trading, and banking, with a keen focus on markets and technology topics such as AI, Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla. Subrat's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo News, and The Globe and Mail.
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By: Subrat Patnaik, Bailey Lipschultz
By: Subrat Patnaik, Ryan Vlastelica, Carmen Reinicke
(Bloomberg) -- Tech investors will remember 2024 as a year in which the artificial intelligence trade gained even more steam and giants like Nvidia Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc. carried the S&P 500 for the second time in a row.
By: Carmen Reinicke, Subrat Patnaik, Ryan Vlastelica
Here's a roundup of some of the year's biggest stock stories and the outlook for each going into 2025. By Ryan Vlastelica, Carmen Reinicke and Subrat Patnaik, Bloomberg
Tech investors will remember 2024 as a year in which the artificial intelligence trade gained even more steam and giants like Nvidia Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc. carried the S&P 500 for the second time in a row.
Trump Moves $4 Billion of Media Firm Stake Into Trust Run by Son Subrat Patnaik and Bill Allison 2 min read
President-elect Donald Trump transfered about $4 billion worth of shares in his media company to a trust that is controlled by his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr.
Under Donald Trump’s presidency, investors are only ever a moment away from being sent spinning in another direction. (JPMorgan has even set up a “war room” that’s working overtime to keep track of all the policy shifts.)
By: Lin Zhu, Phil Serafino, Subrat Patnaik
The dash of optimism yesterday about Trump’s approach to China has been punctured by the latest comment that he’s still considering 10% tariffs. True, it’s not as bad as his previous talk about 60% tariffs. But it was enough to cause investors to sell Asian stocks. The CSI 300 Index sank for the first time in five days, while in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index lost 2% to be the worst performer in the region. The yuan led declines in emerging Asian currencies.The backdrop for Chi
By: Subrat Patnaik, Henry Ren
Chinese startup DeepSeek has shaken the belief that only a few firms with huge budgets can compete in the artificial intelligence field — potentially challenging an investment case that rewarded the biggest players with rich valuations.
By: Subrat Patnaik
Chinese startup DeepSeek has shaken the belief that only a few firms with huge budgets can compete in the artificial intelligence field — potentially
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