Europe bulletin: London stocks rise amid Storm Goretti, French turmoil
European markets and politics ended the week on a mixed note, with London equities nudged higher by renewed mining deal speculation, while
European markets and politics ended the week on a mixed note, with London equities nudged higher by renewed mining deal speculation, while
The S&P 500 climbed 0.7% to a fresh intraday record high on Friday, following the release of December’s employment report, which showed
US job growth stalled in December, underscoring a labor market losing momentum, while geopolitical and policy uncertainty weighed on global sentiment.Iran’s Supreme
Wheat kicked off the new year with a price surge, as the most actively traded futures contract on the CBOT climbed to
OpenAI and SoftBank announced a joint $1 billion investment in SB Energy on Friday to build and operate a 1.2-gigawatt data centre
US big banks are set to kick off earnings season next week, and experts are bracing for solid results.According to Ken Leon,
India heads into 2026 with headline indicators that would be the envy of many major economies. Growth is strong, inflation is subdued,
Tonight’s top headlines span geopolitics and global tech tensions.In Washington, the US Senate is moving to curb President Trump’s war powers by
The government plans to modify their business rate increase schedule for pubs through upcoming announcements, which will establish rate increase boundaries.The Treasury
Vodafone Idea shares surged as much as 8% on January 9 after the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) granted relief to the telecom
Geopolitical instability and burgeoning global debt are forecast to drive gold prices to a staggering $5,050 per ounce in the first half
Ondas stock price continued its strong rally this week, soaring to its highest level since February 2021. It has been one of
Nvidia has appointed a senior Google executive as its first chief marketing officer, marking a notable expansion of its leadership team as
The FTSE 100 Index soared to a record high of £10,153 earlier this week and then pulled back to the current £10,000.