Does Europe have a debt problem?
Europe’s public finances are starting to look like a slow-motion car crash that everyone sees coming. All of the region’s…
Bybit reveals how Wall Street adapts to US shutdown’s labor data freeze
With the US government shutdown leaving investors flying blind, fresh analysis from Bybit reveals how Wall Street is adapting to…
Rightmove stock tumbles as AI spending plan sparks investor caution
Shares in British real estate portal Rightmove plunged as much as 28% on Friday after the company warned of slower…
Dow futures plunge 95 points on Friday: 5 things to know before Wall Street opens
Dow futures were down about 95 points, or 0.2%, on Friday, continuing the rough week for US markets, especially tech.…
After the ruling: how markets are positioning for a narrow Supreme Court tariff decision
The Supreme Court’s skeptical grilling of Trump’s tariff authority on November 5 sent a sharp signal to markets: broad emergency…
Wall Street wobbles at open as big tech selloff, US shutdown weigh on sentiment
Wall Street indices slipped on Friday as big tech names lost steam, dragging the broader market down. The S&P 500…
Oil prices under pressure as oversupply looms; may fall further if China stockpiling slows
Oil prices are once again under moderate pressure, primarily due to the continued increase in global oil production easing earlier…
Commodity wrap: gold rises on rate cut bets, oil set for weekly loss
Most non-agricultural commodities rose on the last day of the week with gold consolidating above the crucial mark of $4,000-per-ounce. …
Europe bulletin: Russian threat warning, Denmark’s teen social ban, FTSE slump
A top German general is sounding the alarm, warning that Russia could launch a limited strike on NATO territory at…
India’s sugar industry pushes for double export quota amid ethanol diversion shortfall
India’s sugar industry is urging the government to double the sugar export allocation to 2 million metric tons for the…