21.01.2026 9:10 “I had a major health scare 4 years ago, and I’ve seen close friends die from cancer, heart disease, etc., way too soon.”21.01.2026 9:02 Japan’s second-biggest bank plans to aggressively rebuild its local sovereign debt holdings once a wild surge in yields runs its course.21.01.2026 8:53 The Indian rupee fell to a new low on foreign outflows from the nation’s equities, as a delay in a trade deal with the US dents investor sentiment.21.01.2026 8:53 Lithium’s violent price swings have prompted China’s futures exchange to intervene once again to manage market risks.21.01.2026 8:49 Retail investors don’t welcome the prospect of a prolonged trade war, but don’t freak out when you check your 401(k).21.01.2026 8:34 Spikes in borrowing costs following a meltdown in Japanese bonds and a selloff in US Treasuries have prompted at least one Asian borrower to shelve plans to raise funds, underscoring how renewed volatility is rippling through credit markets.21.01.2026 8:28 Reliance Industries Ltd.’s shares are the most oversold they have been in five years, as India’s largest company grapples with headwinds — from a slowdown in its retail business to growing unease over potential US action related to its purchases of Russian crude oil.21.01.2026 8:27 From Chinese aunties queuing in Shenzhen markets to out-of-stock Turkish refineries and a Korea Mint offer that sold out within an hour, silver’s dizzying rally is leaving banks and refiners scrambling to meet unprecedented demand from retail investors.21.01.2026 8:22 Australian businesses are holding off on major investments until economic uncertainty eases, according to a new report, as renewed inflationary pressures raise the risk the Reserve Bank may be forced to pivot to hiking interest rates.21.01.2026 8:14 Recent US military action in Venezuela and the escalating push to acquire Greenland have raised urgent questions about the stability of international norms. As global order shifts, concerns are mounting over a potential Chinese move on Taiwan. The German Marshall Fund of the United States has gamed out scenarios for a potential cross-strait conflict, outlining the strategic and economic costs Beijing might face. (Source: Bloomberg)21.01.2026 8:00 Glenfarne Group LLC is looking to expand the capacity to export liquefied natural gas from its planned Texas LNG project.21.01.2026 7:45 A BSE gauge of state-owned firms is set to outperform the benchmark Sensex.21.01.2026 7:41 The food giant is in the process of unraveling its 2015 merger between Kraft Foods and Heinz, as it intends to split into two publicly traded companies.21.01.2026 7:05 South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung said the country’s beleaguered currency may strengthen and stabilize around the 1,400-per-dollar level within the next two months.21.01.2026 6:59 Japan’s financial stocks declined as Tuesday’s government bond meltdown raised alarms about potential losses for lenders and brokerages.21.01.2026 6:45 China set its daily reference rate for the yuan weaker than 7 per dollar in a sign the central bank is keen to slow the currency’s gains in the face of recent weakness in the greenback.21.01.2026 6:21 Why bond investors think Trump will back off his Greenland threat to focus instead on affordability issues ahead of midterm elections21.01.2026 6:18 Netflix beats quarterly expectations amid fight to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting it’s in a position of strength, not necessity.21.01.2026 6:16 United Airlines late Tuesday reported better-than-expected profits for the holiday quarter, saying its focus on loyal fliers is paying off and that “strong momentum” continued into the new year.21.01.2026 4:30 Oil fell as US President Donald Trump’s attempts to annex Greenland sent jitters through wider markets, and traders waited for fresh insights into the global crude balance from the International Energy Agency.21.01.2026 4:17 Gold and platinum rose to fresh records — while silver was near an all-time peak — as the worsening crisis over Greenland and a meltdown in Japanese government debt supported haven demand.21.01.2026 3:27 The U.S. dollar was weakening Tuesday after an escalation in geopolitical tensions involving President Donald Trump’s desire to buy Greenland — but some analysts expect the euro would have a bigger problem in вЂ?a meltdown in the E.U.-U.S. relationship.’21.01.2026 3:25 Japanese bonds rebounded after a selloff that rippled through global debt markets, while US equity-index futures rose as volatility showed tentative signs of easing.21.01.2026 3:08 The damage was widespread as investors showed their displeasure with Trump’s tough words for U.S. allies21.01.2026 3:03 The “Sell America” trade made a comeback on Tuesday following President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats against European allies, giving investors a taste of the volatility that rocked global markets in April.21.01.2026 2:51 Avoid companies simply “play-acting” with AI, according to Uber’s Dara Khosrowshahi.20.01.2026 10:42
(RTTNews) - Mitsubishi Corp. (8058.T), Urban Development is a real estate-focused subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp., and iPark Institute Co., Ltd., on January 20, signed a collaboration agreement to promote innovation in the KOBE Biomedical Innovation Cluster, one of Japans largest
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(RTTNews) - European stocks look set to extend losses from the previous session on Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump intensified his rhetoric on Greenland, insisting the U.S. needs the Arctic Island for national security reasons.
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(RTTNews) - Indian shares opened lower on Tuesday as tensions continued to rise over U.S. President Donald Trumps push to take control of Greenland and impose tariffs on European countries who oppose his demand to take control of the country.
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(RTTNews) - Several biotech and healthcare stocks posted notable gains in after-hours trading on Friday, driven by regulatory developments, financing updates, and investor sentiment.
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“I had a major health scare 4 years ago, and I’ve seen close friends die from cancer, heart disease, etc., way too soon.”
Japan’s second-biggest bank plans to aggressively rebuild its local sovereign debt holdings once a wild surge in yields runs its course.
The Indian rupee fell to a new low on foreign outflows from the nation’s equities, as a delay in a trade deal with the US dents investor sentiment.
Lithium’s violent price swings have prompted China’s futures exchange to intervene once again to manage market risks.
Retail investors don’t welcome the prospect of a prolonged trade war, but don’t freak out when you check your 401(k).
Spikes in borrowing costs following a meltdown in Japanese bonds and a selloff in US Treasuries have prompted at least one Asian borrower to shelve plans to raise funds, underscoring how renewed volatility is rippling through credit markets.
Reliance Industries Ltd.’s shares are the most oversold they have been in five years, as India’s largest company grapples with headwinds — from a slowdown in its retail business to growing unease over potential US action related to its purchases of Russian crude oil.
From Chinese aunties queuing in Shenzhen markets to out-of-stock Turkish refineries and a Korea Mint offer that sold out within an hour, silver’s dizzying rally is leaving banks and refiners scrambling to meet unprecedented demand from retail investors.
Australian businesses are holding off on major investments until economic uncertainty eases, according to a new report, as renewed inflationary pressures raise the risk the Reserve Bank may be forced to pivot to hiking interest rates.
Recent US military action in Venezuela and the escalating push to acquire Greenland have raised urgent questions about the stability of international norms. As global order shifts, concerns are mounting over a potential Chinese move on Taiwan. The German Marshall Fund of the United States has gamed out scenarios for a potential cross-strait conflict, outlining the strategic and economic costs Beijing might face. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glenfarne Group LLC is looking to expand the capacity to export liquefied natural gas from its planned Texas LNG project.
A BSE gauge of state-owned firms is set to outperform the benchmark Sensex.
The food giant is in the process of unraveling its 2015 merger between Kraft Foods and Heinz, as it intends to split into two publicly traded companies.
South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung said the country’s beleaguered currency may strengthen and stabilize around the 1,400-per-dollar level within the next two months.
Japan’s financial stocks declined as Tuesday’s government bond meltdown raised alarms about potential losses for lenders and brokerages.
China set its daily reference rate for the yuan weaker than 7 per dollar in a sign the central bank is keen to slow the currency’s gains in the face of recent weakness in the greenback.
Why bond investors think Trump will back off his Greenland threat to focus instead on affordability issues ahead of midterm elections
Netflix beats quarterly expectations amid fight to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting it’s in a position of strength, not necessity.
United Airlines late Tuesday reported better-than-expected profits for the holiday quarter, saying its focus on loyal fliers is paying off and that “strong momentum” continued into the new year.
Oil fell as US President Donald Trump’s attempts to annex Greenland sent jitters through wider markets, and traders waited for fresh insights into the global crude balance from the International Energy Agency.
Gold and platinum rose to fresh records — while silver was near an all-time peak — as the worsening crisis over Greenland and a meltdown in Japanese government debt supported haven demand.
The U.S. dollar was weakening Tuesday after an escalation in geopolitical tensions involving President Donald Trump’s desire to buy Greenland — but some analysts expect the euro would have a bigger problem in �a meltdown in the E.U.-U.S. relationship.’
Japanese bonds rebounded after a selloff that rippled through global debt markets, while US equity-index futures rose as volatility showed tentative signs of easing.
The damage was widespread as investors showed their displeasure with Trump’s tough words for U.S. allies
The “Sell America” trade made a comeback on Tuesday following President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats against European allies, giving investors a taste of the volatility that rocked global markets in April.
Avoid companies simply “play-acting” with AI, according to Uber’s Dara Khosrowshahi.
(RTTNews) - Mitsubishi Corp. (8058.T), Urban Development is a real estate-focused subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp., and iPark Institute Co., Ltd., on January 20, signed a collaboration agreement to promote innovation in the KOBE Biomedical Innovation Cluster, one of Japans largest