Soybeans and corn futures extended gains as crude oil jumped after hostilities in the Middle East escalated, boosting the appeal of biofuels.
Managements sounded fairly confident that credit demand will hold up.
“The president of France is my friend, whoever it may be,” German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said a few months ago. But what if the next one turns out to be far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen, known for hostility to European integration, objecting to more aid for Ukraine and resisting corrections to
There are moments in history when the world shifts on its axis. In British politics, it’s generally agreed that the years 1945, 1979 and 1997 were such pivot points, era-defining departures from what had come before.
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US carries out fresh wave of attacks as the number of American casualties rises
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Big Tech-backed financing has cut borrowing costs but deepened industry’s AI exposure
The rift between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates is spilling over from geopolitics into global finance. Global banks — long accustomed to treating the Gulf as a single, large and obliging wallet — are now being forced to make difficult choices, preparing for a time when money, people and a
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It is becoming clear that the knowledge they require is currently locked inside employees’ heads
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Spain beat Argentina to win World Cup Reuters
Oil prices rose while U.S stock-index futures edged higher on Sunday, amid an escalation of fighting in the Middle East and as investors await key tech earnings this week.