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The Federal Reserve’s September meeting minutes revealed a cautious but clear inclination among policymakers to begin lowering interest rates further this year, though concerns...
On Thursday, China strengthened its rare earth export controls amid a global rush for these commodities. These new restrictions broaden the scope of processing...
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East eased as Israel and Hamas reached an agreement on the initial phase of a plan to end the...
So said Will Ferrell’s character, Ron Burgundy, in the film Anchorman. It’s a quote that has seemed apposite on many occasions since Donald Trump’s...
US President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell once his term ends in May 2026, saying he...
Transit levels through the Strait of Hormuz have been closely tracked since June 13 and remain within normal ranges, according to Vortexa. “Transits for...
Wall Street has a short memory. Just a couple of years ago, SPACs were synonymous with hype, lawsuits, and bankruptcies. Investors lost billions as...
Taiwan’s currency surged to its strongest level in three years on Thursday, buoyed by robust foreign inflows into its stock market and widespread weakness...
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has seen a sharp reversal of enforcement activity and regulatory action under President Donald Trump’s administration, with...
Manufacturing output in the UK declined sharply in the quarter to June, continuing at a pace similar to that seen in the previous three...
Carnival Corporation shares rose sharply by more than 7% on Tuesday after the cruise operator delivered better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised its full-year forecast,...
To achieve its ambitious climate targets, Britain needs to significantly lower its electricity prices, according to a recent progress report from the nation’s climate...
ING Group expects the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rates only in December as the central bank may wait for further economic cues....