(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s economy is stuck in a soft patch, but analysts remain optimistic a rebound and further interest-rate hikes are still in the cards. Data over the last...
(Bloomberg) -- Talks over U.S. commercial use of a rocket launch site in Brazil are advancing and will take center stage during Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to Brasilia...
LONDON (Reuters) - Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them. 1/Trade winds in...
The fintech industry is evolving rapidly in many areas. In the last few years we have seen major development in online banking and digital wallets, though many problems with current solutions still...
By Andreas Rinke BEIRUT (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel played down expectations of any major breakthrough at hastily-arranged talks among European Union leaders on...
By Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber and Jack Stubbs MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow's shops are stocking up on beer to slake the thirst of World Cup fans after some bars reported...
LONDON (Reuters) - A campaigner has lost a legal bid to force the British government to introduce gender-neutral passports. Christie Elan-Cane had argued at the High Court that...
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- In the Trump era, bankers and regulators were supposed to get along just dandy. In the wake of this year’s stress test, there is some hope that might...
By Francesco Guarascio LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Italy's new finance minister said on Friday he will aim at respecting European Union fiscal rules to try to calm market jitters...
BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should soon publish new guidelines on how to treat soured loans sitting on the balance sheets of lenders, a top official at...
By Susanna Twidale LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is considering giving more companies exemption from schemes to help pay for renewable power, but warned the move could lead to higher...
SALISBURY, England (Reuters) - Prince Charles and his wife Camilla visited Salisbury on Friday to support the city as it tries to recover from the impact of this year's...
By Jan Strupczewski LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers agreed on Friday to double a war chest for dealing with failing banks and boost powers of the euro zone...
Investing.com - You might think that business is the best degree for aspiring CEOs, but you are actually better off studying computer science or economics. That's one of the...
By Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) - The risk to Britain's economy from a sharp slowdown in China could be around 50 percent larger than previously estimated, new Bank of England...
Investing.com - China has said it will use “quantitative and qualitative” measures to hit back at U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on as...
By Ross Finley LONDON (Reuters) - A rare synchronised expansion among major world economies that was cheered on by markets and policymakers may be already unravelling, with only...
LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - There is no agreement among euro zone finance ministers about a joint euro zone budget with different views being expressed at a meeting in Luxembourg,...
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany hopes the EU's reaction to U.S. trade tariffs will bring sense to all those involved and that a negotiated solution will be sought, a spokeswoman for the...
LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's decision to impose tariffs on some U.S. goods is measured and proportionate, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman said on...
(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. has asked Japan to completely halt oil imports from Iran, going beyond the reductions that were demanded when sanctions were imposed earlier this decade,...
Investing.com - Here are the top five things you need to know in financial markets on Friday, June 22: 1. Oil climbs while OPEC meets Oil moved higher on Friday with the...
By Francesco Guarascio LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - A vote by European Union lawmakers to soften capital rules for banks that offload large amounts of bad loans is meeting resistance...
By Rahul Karunakar BENGALURU (Reuters) - Euro zone economic growth likely put in a decent performance in the second quarter with private businesses growing faster than expected in...
By Patturaja Murugaboopathy and Gaurav Dogra (Reuters) - Asian bond markets witnessed a second consecutive month of outflows in May and will likely come under more pressure as...
LONDON (Reuters) - British police said on Friday London's Charing Cross rail terminal had been evacuated after reports of man on the tracks claiming to have a bomb. "The...
By Takahiko Wada TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's financial regulator has told the country's banks to report any suspicious money transfers involving 10 Japan-North Korea joint ventures,...
(Bloomberg) -- A mad scramble by Chinese property developers to build up their land banks is taking its toll on the industry’s creditworthiness, with builders singled out as...
(Bloomberg) -- Some White House officials are trying to restart talks with China to avoid a trade war before U.S. tariffs on Chinese products take effect July 6, three people...
By Richard Leong NEW YORK (Reuters) - The interest rates derivatives market needs to develop contingency plans in its contracts in case the London interbank offered bank rate...
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top central bankers held an unusual vote during their policy deliberations this week - to decide which country is most likely to win the World...
By Doina Chiacu, Edward Taylor and Yawen Chen WASHINGTON/FRANKFURT/BEIJING (Reuters) - An increasingly shrill exchange of words between the United States and China that is...
(Bloomberg) -- Time to beg for a raise. The price of being a homeowner touched a nine-year high in the first quarter, with borrowers in some parts of the U.S. spending half their...
(Bloomberg) -- Canada has an environmental message for Donald Trump: you can’t stop the global campaign against climate change and you will hurt the U.S. by abandoning the...
(Bloomberg) -- Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross disputed concerns raised by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and others that U.S. companies are becoming so anxious about the...
(Bloomberg) -- Javier Iguacel has left the road for the oilfield, and that may mean a complete about-face on Argentine energy policies. Iguacel, who’d led Argentina’s...
