30.06.2025 0:23 Conservative lawmaker who refused to vote for legislation announces retirement after attack from president29.06.2025 22:14 Comments by IAEA’s Rafael Grossi follow week of conflicting claims about damage done by US and Israeli strikes 29.06.2025 22:00 FT-Booth survey reveals broad concern over president’s measures and criticism of central bank29.06.2025 22:00 More countries will seek atomic weapons unless Europe and its allies defend a flawed but vital treaty29.06.2025 21:38 US administration has repeatedly delayed deadline for Chinese owner to sell social media platform’s US operations29.06.2025 17:00 Tariffs are not the only flashpoint; another economic policy war is shaping up29.06.2025 14:50 Saudi Arabia saw its strongest start to a year for foreign direct investment since 2022, in an early signal the kingdom is gaining some traction in its push to attract overseas capital to support its economic ambitions.29.06.2025 14:00 Resurgent US inflation could unfold as the world economy reels from Donald Trump’s disruptive trade policies, the Bank for International Settlements warned.29.06.2025 13:33 French finance minister Eric Lombard said the European Union can clinch some form of a trade agreement with the US before a July 9 deadline, when Washington is set to impose a 50% tariff on nearly all EU products.29.06.2025 12:12 Any measures to ease inflation in Japan must be speedy and shouldn’t impede the government’s ability to fund social services, Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Sunday, in a comment reflecting his aversion to sales tax cuts as opposition parties campaign to lower the duty ahead of a key election next month.29.06.2025 9:03 Taiwan said it’s made “constructive progress” in a second round of trade talks with the US, which are aimed at avoiding tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.29.06.2025 9:00 Chief executive Jensen Huang leads wave of insider selling as AI demand boosts stock to record high 29.06.2025 9:00 Facing an existential threat in the 1960s, Israel hastily assembled an atomic device. What will Iran choose to do? 29.06.2025 9:00 The continent could be poised for a record summer as Americans pour in and Europeans holiday close to home 29.06.2025 8:00 South Korea is scrapping a 14-year-old ban on local institutions investing in so-called Kimchi bonds sold for domestic use, in a move aimed at improving foreign exchange liquidity and easing pressure on the won.29.06.2025 7:14 China firmly opposes any countries reaching trade agreements with the US that would sacrifice Chinese interests in exchange for tariff relief, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce on Saturday night.29.06.2025 5:53 Malaysia’s anti-graft agency is targeting assets worth at least 4.5 billion ringgit ($1 billion) in five other countries belonging to the late tycoon and former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, the New Straits Times reported.29.06.2025 5:00 India’s relatively insulated economy saw its stocks emerge as a haven when US President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariff hikes shook global markets in April. With trade concerns easing, investors are losing the incentive to own some of the world’s most expensive shares.29.06.2025 5:00 Russia is taking another crack at expanding exports of liquefied natural gas after US sanctions stalled efforts last year.29.06.2025 2:38 Two men who worked for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR public filing system were charged with insider trading after allegedly pocketing $1 million by stealing non-public information obtained through their jobs.28.06.2025 22:38 Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni is seeking nomination as the ruling party’s presidential candidate for the upcoming elections in January, in a bid to extend his four-decade grip on power, which human rights groups say has been characterized by the suppression of political opposition.28.06.2025 20:58 President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs in April stirred fears that the era of US exceptionalism was over, and European and Asian money managers would cut back on buying US corporate debt. So far, it’s not happening, and foreign investors are buying more American debt than they have in months.28.06.2025 19:42 Key tax incentives for US wind and solar projects would face a more aggressive phase-out in the Senate’s latest version of President Donald Trump’s spending package.28.06.2025 17:05 The Middle East Institute’s Karen Young breaks down the dynamics between Israel and Iran and how extended conflict will economically affect other countries in the Middle East. Young believes that although Iran is “weakened,” it still has the ability to “lash out. Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers explains why the war has had little effect on global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)28.06.2025 17:0028.06.2025 17:0028.06.2025 17:00 Americans who once snapped up gold bars and coins are offloading the assets while their Asian counterparts show no letup in bullion buying, a sign investors on opposite sides of the world have different outlooks on the global economy.28.06.2025 15:07 South African President Cyril Ramaphosa canceled an international trip at the last minute to deal with a potential crisis within his coalition government.28.06.2025 13:01 Some of the world’s biggest money managers are wary of chasing the stock rally further in the second half of 2025, bracing for more volatility.28.06.2025 13:0028.06.2025 13:00 Think of a biotech company and most people will think of a business trying to come up with cures and treatments for human illnesses. There’s not a lot of discussion about companies trying to do the same for animals, insects, or even... crustaceans. And yet, healthy animals are a key part of the ecosystem and important for our food supply. In this episode, we speak to Annette Kleiser, CEO of Dalan Animal Health, which has developed the world’s first vaccine for bees and is now working on a simila Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1378137913801381138213831384138513861387138813891390139113921393139413951396139713981399140014011402140314041405140614071408140914101411
Conservative lawmaker who refused to vote for legislation announces retirement after attack from president
Comments by IAEA’s Rafael Grossi follow week of conflicting claims about damage done by US and Israeli strikes 
FT-Booth survey reveals broad concern over president’s measures and criticism of central bank
More countries will seek atomic weapons unless Europe and its allies defend a flawed but vital treaty
US administration has repeatedly delayed deadline for Chinese owner to sell social media platform’s US operations
Tariffs are not the only flashpoint; another economic policy war is shaping up
Saudi Arabia saw its strongest start to a year for foreign direct investment since 2022, in an early signal the kingdom is gaining some traction in its push to attract overseas capital to support its economic ambitions.
Resurgent US inflation could unfold as the world economy reels from Donald Trump’s disruptive trade policies, the Bank for International Settlements warned.
French finance minister Eric Lombard said the European Union can clinch some form of a trade agreement with the US before a July 9 deadline, when Washington is set to impose a 50% tariff on nearly all EU products.
Any measures to ease inflation in Japan must be speedy and shouldn’t impede the government’s ability to fund social services, Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Sunday, in a comment reflecting his aversion to sales tax cuts as opposition parties campaign to lower the duty ahead of a key election next month.
Taiwan said it’s made “constructive progress” in a second round of trade talks with the US, which are aimed at avoiding tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.
Chief executive Jensen Huang leads wave of insider selling as AI demand boosts stock to record high 
Facing an existential threat in the 1960s, Israel hastily assembled an atomic device. What will Iran choose to do? 
The continent could be poised for a record summer as Americans pour in and Europeans holiday close to home 
South Korea is scrapping a 14-year-old ban on local institutions investing in so-called Kimchi bonds sold for domestic use, in a move aimed at improving foreign exchange liquidity and easing pressure on the won.
China firmly opposes any countries reaching trade agreements with the US that would sacrifice Chinese interests in exchange for tariff relief, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce on Saturday night.
Malaysia’s anti-graft agency is targeting assets worth at least 4.5 billion ringgit ($1 billion) in five other countries belonging to the late tycoon and former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, the New Straits Times reported.
India’s relatively insulated economy saw its stocks emerge as a haven when US President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariff hikes shook global markets in April. With trade concerns easing, investors are losing the incentive to own some of the world’s most expensive shares.
Russia is taking another crack at expanding exports of liquefied natural gas after US sanctions stalled efforts last year.
Two men who worked for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR public filing system were charged with insider trading after allegedly pocketing $1 million by stealing non-public information obtained through their jobs.
Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni is seeking nomination as the ruling party’s presidential candidate for the upcoming elections in January, in a bid to extend his four-decade grip on power, which human rights groups say has been characterized by the suppression of political opposition.
President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs in April stirred fears that the era of US exceptionalism was over, and European and Asian money managers would cut back on buying US corporate debt. So far, it’s not happening, and foreign investors are buying more American debt than they have in months.
Key tax incentives for US wind and solar projects would face a more aggressive phase-out in the Senate’s latest version of President Donald Trump’s spending package.
The Middle East Institute’s Karen Young breaks down the dynamics between Israel and Iran and how extended conflict will economically affect other countries in the Middle East. Young believes that although Iran is “weakened,” it still has the ability to “lash out. Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers explains why the war has had little effect on global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Americans who once snapped up gold bars and coins are offloading the assets while their Asian counterparts show no letup in bullion buying, a sign investors on opposite sides of the world have different outlooks on the global economy.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa canceled an international trip at the last minute to deal with a potential crisis within his coalition government.
Some of the world’s biggest money managers are wary of chasing the stock rally further in the second half of 2025, bracing for more volatility.