Rates relief; harvest gloom
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook Gilts and London stocks were poised to catch up with global gains, following Monday's market holiday.
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A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook Gilts and London stocks were poised to catch up with global gains, following Monday's market holiday.
Japanese service sector activity grew at the fastest pace in eight months in April thanks to solid business and consumer spending, a private survey showed on Tuesday, results that
The United States and its allies must encourage mining projects in countries where Western corporations are reticent to do business to guarantee a reliable and sustainable global supply of
British consumers kept a tight rein on their spending last month, according to surveys on Tuesday that showed tepid activity even after accounting for the timing of the Easter holidays.
ANZ Group on Tuesday unveiled a new A$2 billion ($1.32 billion) share buyback after the bank's first-half cash earnings largely met analyst estimates, but flagged its
Air Lease Corp said it is wrestling with delivery delays from planemakers Boeing and Airbus, after reporting a lower-than-expected quarterly profit on Monday as it made higher interest
United Parcel Service said on Monday that its CFO and Executive Vice President Brian Newman would leave the company on June 1.
U.S. banks reported renewed weakening in demand for industrial loans and a decline in household demand for credit in the first quarter of the year, according to a Federal Reserve survey of
South Korea's foreign exchange reserves dropped in April by the biggest amount in 19 months as authorities intervened in the currency market to curb weakness in the won currency.
Canada's Brookfield Asset Management will invest about $1.5 billion in U.S.-based private credit manager Castlelake, the companies said on Monday.
Retail trading platform Robinhood Markets said on Monday it received an enforcement action notice from the U.S.
Hedge fund Shah Capital on Monday urged Novavax shareholders to vote against the re-election of three directors and opposed proposals related to executive compensation,
Loews Corp on Monday reported a near 22% jump in first-quarter profit compared with the previous year, helped by higher premiums and strong returns on its investments.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Dhara Ranasinghe.
Spirit Airlines on Monday forecast a loss in the second quarter as its earnings continue to reel from the grounding of a number of its aircraft as
China's average daily home sales during the major May Day public holiday sank 47% from a year earlier, and were down around 30% from pre-pandemic levels in 2019 for the same
Euro zone business activity expanded at its fastest pace in almost a year last month as a resurgence in the bloc's dominant services industry more than offset a deeper downturn in
European shares closed at their highest levels in one week on Monday, with investor optimism over interest rate cuts from major central banks back to
Ulrich Korner, the final CEO of Credit Suisse, is set to leave UBS in the coming weeks, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rae Wee European markets will be waking up to a fairly quiet session with London closed for a holiday and little on the economic calendar to
Activity across Russia’s services sector in April grew at its slowest rate in 15 months, a business survey showed on Monday, as the increase in new orders lost pace amid slackening demand.
Canadian airline WestJet has reached a tentative agreement with the union representing its maintenance engineers to avert work stoppage, the two parties said in a joint statement on Monday
China's services activity expansion slowed a touch amid rising costs, but growth in new orders accelerated and business sentiment rose solidly in a boost to hopes of a sustained
Australian bank Westpac raised its share repurchase programme by A$1 billion ($661 million) and declared a special dividend on Monday citing a strong balance sheet, even
Saudi Arabia's non-oil business activity grew at a steady rate in April despite a slowdown in new order growth, a survey showed on Sunday, with domestic demand driving output.