Fast-forward to 2025, and the U.S. is running record deficits outside of wars, recessions or crises. The nation's publicly held debt is nearing 100% of gross domestic product and is projected to ...

"The situation in the Middle East remains too volatile to make a strong directional call on [euro versus the dollar], but the overarching risk of the U.S. joining the conflict could keep it from ...

‘Stick-holder capitalism’: Nippon Steel’s $15bn deal for US Steel is the first big cross-border deal under Trump’s new genre ...

Regional markets took middling cues from a largely negative session on Wall Street, as the conflict in the Middle East ...

The knock-on effects are reverberating through global markets, highlighting the vulnerabilities of the US economy in a time ...

Services inflation is where the real curveball landed. It slowed sharply, driven by plunging airfares and softening housing ...

"Helping to prop up FTSE 100 was continued strength in oil prices as tensions remained high in the Middle East. Crude oil rose 1.1% to $72 per barrel, driving shares in FTSE heavyweights BP and Shell ...

This week, investors look ahead to the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision as well as a fresh batch of U.S. economic data, with a particular focus on the retail sales report. Economic data ...

Shares rose despite escalation of Middle East tensions; SA premier talks to XRG on Santos bid; Vulcan boss resigns; oil ...

FTSE 100 set to open lower with investors cautious over Israel-Iran - Stock market reaction and business news from Monday ...

Seizures up 830% since 2021, with devices linked to interference in emergency responses The Department of Homeland Security ...

This week, the US Dollar (USD) experienced increased selling pressure, momentarily slipping back to the 97.60 zone for the first time since March 2022 before retracting and concluding the week around ...