Explainer-What Is A Bear Market?
The S&P 500 index, the most closely followed benchmark for U.S. equities on Wall Street, has slid this year as inflation jumped to its highest rate in 40-years.
China's Middle Class Looks To Flee As Covid Policies Bite
China's middle class looks to flee as Covid policies bite
Stradivarius Bids To Make Winning End To Royal Ascot Career
Stradivarius bids to make winning end to Royal Ascot career
Yen At Risk Of Declining Vs Dollar Into Q4 Or Later, Economists Say: Reuters Poll
The yen is at risk of weakening further against the dollar for at least the rest of 2022, more than two-thirds of economists polled by Reuters said, underscoring the consequences of the Bank of Japan being the lone major central bank clinging to easy policy.
The Saudi Investment King Who No Longer Rules Alone
The prince who's the international face of Saudi business may no longer be able to call all the shots.
Must Stay Focused On Ukraine During 'Pivotal' Moment- Pentagon Chief
Russia's invasion of Ukraine was at a "pivotal" moment and the United States and its allies could not lose focus on the three-month long conflict, U.S.
Ukraine's Need For More Weapons Major Focus As Defense Ministers Meet
Dozens of defense ministers from NATO countries and other parts of the world are expected on Wednesday to discuss weapons deliveries to Ukraine, U.S.
Ultra-fast Delivery Firms Face Post-pandemic Hangover
Ultra-fast delivery firms face post-pandemic hangover
Germany Races To Stockpile Gas Before Winter
Germany races to stockpile gas before winter
Indonesian President Sacks Trade Minister After Palm Oil Export Uproar
Indonesian President Joko Widodo announced a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday, sacking the trade minister and announcing a replacement following controversy over a series of policy reversals on palm oil exports.
Indonesia President Reshuffles Cabinet, Names New Trade Minister
Indonesian President Joko Widodo announced a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday, appointing a new trade minister following controversy over a series of policy flip-flops on palm oil exports.
China's Factories Perk Up, But Frail Consumption Points To Weak Economic Recovery
China's economy showed signs of recovery in May after slumping in the prior month as industrial production rose unexpectedly, but consumption was still weak and underlined the challenge for policymakers amid the persistent drag from strict COVID curbs.
Stocks Rally, Treasury Yields Rise After Fed Lifts Rates By 75 Bps
Global stocks rallied and government bond yields and the dollar retreated from multi-year highs on Wednesday as investors cheered the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates by three-fourths of a percentage point, the biggest increase since 1994.
Emergency ECB Meeting Lifts Europe, Fed Ready To Go Big
European markets rallied on Wednesday on news the European Central Bank would hold an emergency meeting on the recent bond market sell-off ahead of what is expected to be the most aggressive rise in U.S.
The Two Black Women Bidding To Make VP History In Colombia
The two black women bidding to make VP history in Colombia
Canada Businesses Hire Young Teenagers To Fill Labor Shortage
Canada businesses hire young teenagers to fill labor shortage
It's (not) Alive! Google Row Exposes AI Troubles
Experts said they were also highly skeptical of the consciousness claim, but human nature and ambition could easily confuse the issue.
Toyota Says Consumer Choice Dictates Pace Of Electrification
Toyota Motor Corp pushed back against critics who say it has been slow to embrace battery electric vehicles (BEV), arguing it needed to offer a variety of car choices to suit different markets and customers.
Toyota, Slow To Move To EVs, Says It Offers Customers Choice
Toyota Motor Corp, under scrutiny from investors over a perceived sluggish embrace of battery electric vehicles, said on Wednesday it needs to offer a variety of choices to suit different environments and customers.
Toyota, Slow To Move To EVs, Says It Offers Choices To Meet Customer Needs
Toyota Motor Corp, under scrutiny from investors over its commitment to embrace battery electric vehicles, said on Wednesday it needs to offer a variety of choices to suit different environments and customer needs.
Dollar Eases Ahead Of Fed Interest Rate Decision
The dollar edged lower against a basket of currencies on Wednesday but remained near the two-decade high touched in the previous session as traders awaited an interest rate decision from the U.S.
Euro Jumps As ECB Holds Unscheduled Meeting, Dollar Awaits Fed Move
The euro jumped after the European Central Bank's governing council said it would hold an unscheduled meeting on Wednesday to discuss the recent sell-off in government bond markets, hours ahead of a closely-watched meeting of the U.S Federal Reserve.
Euro Jumps On Unscheduled ECB Meeting, Dollar Awaits Fed Move
The euro jumped after the ECB's governing council said it would hold an emergency meeting on Wednesday to discuss the recent sell-off in government bond markets, briefly distracting traders ahead of a much-watched Fed meeting.
Euro Jumps On Unscheduled ECB Meeting, Dollar Towers Ahead Of Fed
The euro jumped after the ECB's governing council said it would hold an emergency meeting on Wednesday to discuss the recent sell-off in government bond markets, briefly distracting traders ahead of a much-watched Fed meeting.
Dollar Towers Over Peers As Markets Brace For Whopping Fed Rate Hike
The dollar held near its overnight 20-year peak on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of the Federal Reserve policy meeting at which markets are pricing in an outsized 75 basis point interest rate hike as policymakers try to rein in rampant inflation.
Dollar Towers Over Peers As Markets Bet On Large Fed Rate Hike
The dollar held near its overnight 20-year peak on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of the Federal Reserve policy meeting at which markets are pricing in an outsized 75 basis point interest rate hike as policymakers try to rein in rampant inflation.
S.Korea Truckers Return To Work After Strike Deal; Shares Rally
South Korea's unionised truckers headed back on the roads on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs.
S.Korea Truckers Return To Work After Strike; Shares Rally
South Korea's unionised truckers headed back on the roads on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs.
S.Korea Truckers Return To Work After Strike Ends; Shares Rally
South Korea's unionised truckers headed back on the roads on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs.
S.Korea Truckers Return To Work After Strike Ends; Shares In Companies Rise
South Korea's unionised truckers were getting back on the road on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs.