Dollar Firms on Fragile Risk Appetite
The DXY dollar index traded slightly higher, extending Thursday’s move amid fragile risk appetite, analysts said.
The DXY dollar index traded slightly higher, extending Thursday’s move amid fragile risk appetite, analysts said.
Danske Bank said it would return an expected $807 million to shareholders later this year when the previously announced sale of its Norwegian personal customer business completes, on top of an interim dividend of DKK7.5 a share.
Microsoft grappled with a major service outage, leaving users across the world unable to access its cloud computing platforms.
BlackRock Investment Institute is tactically neutral on eurozone government bonds as the policy path remains uncertain.
Microsoft reported a service outage for its Microsoft 365 apps and services, affecting businesses and users across the world.
He delivered a moving account of his near-assassination mixed with a rambling, indulgent stump speech.
Japan’s consumer inflation stayed above the central bank’s 2% target in June, which is likely to fuel some expectations that interest-rate increases might be coming soon.
Yemen-based Houthis claimed responsibility for an attack on Israel’s commercial capital. One person was killed and several people were injured.
Five days after assassination attempt, the former president recounts the attack and sticks close to partisan themes
Donald Trump, five days after narrowly escaping an assassin’s bullet and with his Democratic rival’s candidacy in crisis, accepted the Republican nomination at the party’s convention.
Behind all the pageantry, the Republican convention made clear what Donald Trump’s governing style would look like in a second term: assertive, adversarial and unconstrained.
Five days after the assassination attempt, the former president recounted the attack and sticks close to familiar partisan themes.
A movement that was a joke nine years ago is a party now. Its members are certain they will win.
Historic Chinese enclaves have been springboards for recent Chinese migrants trying to set up their lives, even as more of them enter the U.S. without visas.
The FDA authorized tobacco-flavored versions of America’s top-selling e-cigarette brand, granting the Vuse Alto products permission to remain on the market.
Anglo American backed its guidance for key metals copper and iron ore but cut its coal-production target after a fire suspended output at a major mine.
Volvo Cars warned that potential EU tariffs on electric vehicles from China will hit sales of one of its flagship models, the EX30 SUV.
Publicis raised its full-year guidance after the ad giant posted second-quarter organic revenue growth that beat analysts’ expectations.
Bud Light has tumbled to the No. 3 spot more than a year after a boycott upended the U.S. beer industry.
Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter falsely accused of spying, attended a Russian court for a closed-door hearing in his espionage trial.
President Paul Kagame, who has dominated Rwanda’s politics since the 1994 genocide, won more than 99% of votes this week.
Xi Jinping and top Chinese officials offered a rare nod to the country’s sagging economy, without pointing to major overhauls.
Biden entered a perilous stretch in his fight to remain in the presidential race as allies and donors began looking to a future where a new candidate sits atop the ticket and internal data showed him losing in a landslide.
The EU’s top official, Ursula von der Leyen, won a second term as president of the bloc’s executive branch.