20.08.2024 2:48 Amundi SA expects the yen to rally to levels last seen in July 2023 as its historic weakness comes to an end.20.08.2024 2:52 Move designed to increase government revenue would face opposition from business and Republicans20.08.2024 3:00 The Saudi stock exchange is looking to Asian investors to bolster activity in the Middle East’s largest market.20.08.2024 3:08 Workers in Canada’s largest cities may have a more difficult commute starting Thursday, as the country’s two biggest railways are set to shut down if a deal isn’t reached between the companies and the union.20.08.2024 3:42 Asian stocks rose, following a buoyant session on Wall Street amid bets the Federal Reserve will soon signal it’s ready to start cutting interest rates.20.08.2024 4:29 Oil steadied after the biggest drop in two weeks as the US said Israel accepted a cease-fire proposal in Gaza, potentially easing supply risks as concerns about the global demand outlook mount.20.08.2024 4:35 Increasing risks to Europe’s growth outlook have reinforced the case for a policy adjustment when the European Central Bank meets next month, according to Governing Council member Olli Rehn.20.08.2024 5:00 A price war is spreading across China’s new-home market, as local governments dial back on intervention and developers race to recoup cash.20.08.2024 5:13 The outsider entrepreneur was celebrating a courtroom victory when the yacht he was on sank20.08.2024 5:20 Gold was steady near a record high before a hotly anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell later in the week, which may offer clues on how rapidly the central bank will cut interest rates.20.08.2024 5:33 Gold was steady in the early Asian session, supported by hopes for more rate-cut signals from the Fed that would bolster the appeal of the non-interest-bearing precious metal. ... 20.08.2024 5:38 U.S. intelligence agencies said Iran was responsible for recently disclosed efforts to hack the Trump campaign. ... 20.08.2024 5:43 Oil prices fell in early Asian trade, as concerns over demand from China weighed on market sentiment. ... 20.08.2024 5:45 Indonesia’s bond market is set to erase its outflows for the year as overseas investors pile into rupiah debt amid imminent interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.20.08.2024 5:48 Agencies say they have seen вЂ?increasingly aggressive’ activity from Iranian actors trying to influence election20.08.2024 6:00 Russia is going to extreme lengths to track down soldiers who fled the war. When it finds them, the question is whether they should be prosecuted or redeployed. ... 20.08.2024 6:01 Chinese banks kept their benchmark lending rates unchanged for August, as profit margins come under pressure and policymakers focus on the health of financial institutions.20.08.2024 6:08 Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. struck a restructuring support agreement with a key creditor group, a step that may help the Chinese developer defend itself against a liquidation petition.20.08.2024 6:32 Vice President Kamala Harris entered the United Center just after 8 p.m. Monday for an unscheduled hello, bringing the crowd to a standing roar as they waved signs saying “We fight, we win” and “We vote, ... 20.08.2024 6:33 Most Asian currencies strengthened against the USD in early trade on prospects of Fed rate cuts that would diminish the appeal of U.S. fixed-income assets and demand for the greenback. ... 20.08.2024 6:45 Gold is in record-setting form, topping $2,500 an ounce on expectations that the Federal Reserve is poised to cut US interest rates.20.08.2024 7:02 The convention kicked off with a surprise appearance by Vice President Kamala Harris. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton got a hero’s welcome as she tries to help Harris do what she couldn’t. ... 20.08.2024 7:05 The drop in India’s 10-year bond yield is stalling after hitting its lowest level since 2022.20.08.2024 7:15 The Reserve Bank of Australia has ruled out cutting interest rates in the short term as it remains concerned about upside risks to inflation. ... 20.08.2024 7:19 Strain is showing at Zion, Yellowstone and elsewhere: fewer services, longer waits and more vandalism. ... 20.08.2024 7:31 Poland’s prime minister said German authorities should “apologize and keep quiet” after a suspect crossed back into Ukraine without being arrested. ... 20.08.2024 7:33 The expelled Republican congressman faces at least two years in prison. ... 20.08.2024 7:37 The nation’s biggest economic challenges converge at Moon’s Sandwich Shop. Customers complain of higher menu prices, and the owner struggles to keep up with rising wages. ... 20.08.2024 7:44 Iron ore is poised to extend declines into the $80s-a-ton range as China’s steelmakers reduce production, according to Citigroup Inc., which pared price forecasts and said that market dynamics have shifted.20.08.2024 7:50 Chinese property developer Kaisa Group Holdings said it has made significant progress in restructuring its offshore liabilities, enabling the beleaguered company to offer billions of dollars in new debt a ... 20.08.2024 8:00 Policy uncertainty and Labour’s levy plans threaten fall in production and jobs in ageing oil basin, executives warn20.08.2024 8:00 Ofcom online safety rules in the spotlight after violent unrest sparked by spread of fake news on social media Страницы: 480481482483484485486487488489490491492493494495496497498499500501502503504505506507508509510511512513514515516517518519520521522523524525526527528529530531532533534535536537538539540541542543544545546547548549550551552553554555
Amundi SA expects the yen to rally to levels last seen in July 2023 as its historic weakness comes to an end.
Move designed to increase government revenue would face opposition from business and Republicans
The Saudi stock exchange is looking to Asian investors to bolster activity in the Middle East’s largest market.
Workers in Canada’s largest cities may have a more difficult commute starting Thursday, as the country’s two biggest railways are set to shut down if a deal isn’t reached between the companies and the union.
Asian stocks rose, following a buoyant session on Wall Street amid bets the Federal Reserve will soon signal it’s ready to start cutting interest rates.
Oil steadied after the biggest drop in two weeks as the US said Israel accepted a cease-fire proposal in Gaza, potentially easing supply risks as concerns about the global demand outlook mount.
Increasing risks to Europe’s growth outlook have reinforced the case for a policy adjustment when the European Central Bank meets next month, according to Governing Council member Olli Rehn.
A price war is spreading across China’s new-home market, as local governments dial back on intervention and developers race to recoup cash.
The outsider entrepreneur was celebrating a courtroom victory when the yacht he was on sank
Gold was steady near a record high before a hotly anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell later in the week, which may offer clues on how rapidly the central bank will cut interest rates.
Indonesia’s bond market is set to erase its outflows for the year as overseas investors pile into rupiah debt amid imminent interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Agencies say they have seen �increasingly aggressive’ activity from Iranian actors trying to influence election
Chinese banks kept their benchmark lending rates unchanged for August, as profit margins come under pressure and policymakers focus on the health of financial institutions.
Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. struck a restructuring support agreement with a key creditor group, a step that may help the Chinese developer defend itself against a liquidation petition.
Gold is in record-setting form, topping $2,500 an ounce on expectations that the Federal Reserve is poised to cut US interest rates.
The drop in India’s 10-year bond yield is stalling after hitting its lowest level since 2022.
Iron ore is poised to extend declines into the $80s-a-ton range as China’s steelmakers reduce production, according to Citigroup Inc., which pared price forecasts and said that market dynamics have shifted.
Policy uncertainty and Labour’s levy plans threaten fall in production and jobs in ageing oil basin, executives warn
Ofcom online safety rules in the spotlight after violent unrest sparked by spread of fake news on social media