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FedEx has taken the first major corporate step to recover money collected under Donald Trump’s tariff regime, filing a lawsuit against the US government...
Australia’s economy and market do not appear to be in distress. Offices are full, construction cranes remain on the skyline, and investors have just...
The United States’ new round of global tariffs at a rate of 10% took effect on Tuesday, reviving trade tensions only days after the...
Jonathan Heath, deputy governor of the Bank of Mexico, questioned the institution’s official outlook and warned that current estimates may be overly optimistic. Heath...
US equities moved higher on Wednesday after a stronger-than-expected January jobs report eased concerns about slowing economic momentum and reinforced confidence in the resilience...
Lower-income families in the UK could wait more than a century to see their living standards double if current trends persist, according to new...
At current levels, gold reflects both fear-driven flows and structural repricing with a move towards $6,000 looks realistic in the near future, says B2PRIME...
If the scale of Big Tech’s AI spending plans for 2026 was not striking enough, Alphabet’s reported move to issue a rare 100-year bond...
Brazil is reviewing a trade deal announced between the United States and Argentina last week, citing suspicions that the agreement would violate South American trade...
The operator of outdoor apparel brand Eddie Bauer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, becoming another mid-market retailer to fall prey to...
Bitcoin’s recent recovery could be hanging in the balance as the political deadlock over Kevin Warsh’s nomination to lead the US Federal Reserve deepens,...
Indian state refiners Indian Oil Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corp have purchased a combined 2 million barrels of Merey crude from Venezuela, with delivery...
India’s largest farmer groups are moving ahead with nationwide protests this week, as worries persist over whether New Delhi has made excessive concessions in...