IMF urges nations to skip fuel subsidies amid energy market shock
The International Monetary Fund has warned that the escalating conflict in the Middle East is adding further stress to an already fragile global
Business
Business
Ministers warn of extended market volatility amid Middle East crisis
Finance ministers from more than 10 countries cautioned on Wednesday that the ongoing Middle East conflict would continue to weigh on global growth,
Investing
US dollar slides to 6-week low as Iran talks hopes spark risk rally
The dollar retreated on Wednesday and hovered near six-week lows, giving back most of the gains built up since the outbreak of war
Investing
Can sterling hold gains as war risks hit UK economy?
The British pound took a breather on Wednesday after its longest winning streak in a year, slipping against the US dollar as improving
Economy
Morgan Stanley Q1 earnings: why it isn’t too late to invest in MS stock
Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) is inching higher on Wednesday after the Wall Street giant reported record-breaking first-quarter results that blew past analyst expectations.
Economy
PepsiCo Q1 earnings preview: revenue seen at $18.95B, margins in focus
PepsiCo is set to report its first-quarter earnings on Thursday, with investors closely watching whether the company can sustain growth momentum while navigating
Economy
Energy infra damage from Middle East war could cost up to $58B: Rystad
War in the Middle East could trigger a massive $58 billion bill for repair and restoration of energy-linked infrastructure, according to a new
Economy
Here’s why the Tilray Brands stock may surge soon despite major risks
Tilray Brands stock price has moved sideways in the past few weeks as momentum in the cannabis industry waned. It was trading at
Economy
Bank of America Q1 earnings reveal 4 big ‘buy’ signals
Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) is extending gains on Apr. 15 after reporting Q1 results that blew past Street estimates, fueled by a
Economy
US home loan demand rises 1.8% as mortgage rates ease
Mortgage rates in the United States eased to their lowest level in a month last week, offering some relief to borrowers and driving