Stock Investors Expect Rally as Europe Clinches US Trade Deal
Investors expect automakers and luxury goods makers to lead a relief rally in European stocks when the market…
ECB’s Kazaks Sees Little Need for Further Rate Cuts
Good morning. A European central banker sees little need for further easing. A $50,000-a-night resort showcases Africa’s luxury…
Hedge Funds Trim Bullish Oil Position as Tariff Deadline Nears
Hedge funds cut their bullish position on US crude to the lowest since early April as President Donald…
Return of Meme Stock Mania Has Traders on Alert for Market Froth
The reemergence of meme stock mania last week has professional investors facing a quandary: ride the excitement of…
EU Readies Tariff Plan for US if Trade Talks Fall Through
The European Union plans to quickly hit the US with 30% tariffs on some €100 billion worth of…
Pressure Mounts on Powell in Tee-Up to GDP, Jobs Data: Eco Week
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues will step into the central bank’s board room on Tuesday…
Trump’s 50%-Tariff in Brazil May Hit Major State’s GDP by 2.7%
The Brazilian state of Sao Paulo is working on measures to mitigate the impact of potential 50% tariffs…
Euro-Zone Growth to Stall as Short-Lived Trade Boost Unwinds
Key euro-area output data next week are expected to show the economy stagnated in the second quarter, the…
US Treasuries Doubt Bad for Everyone, Says ECB’s Nagel
A strong market for US Treasuries is in everyone’s interest, said Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel. “We need a…
World Economy Latest: ECB Holds For First Time in a Year
The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year as…
Germany Can’t Blame Trump for Slide in Exports, Bundesbank Finds
Germany’s global export position has deteriorated substantially in recent years, according to research by the Bundesbank, which blames…
Singapore’s S$5 Billion Stock Market Revival Begins With a Whisper
Each week we’ll bring you insights into one of Asia’s most dynamic economies. If you haven’t yet, please…