US stocks slipped early on Friday as investors continued to react to the shifting landscape of global trade policy, capping one of
Nvidia shares rose Friday, recovering some ground after a sharp selloff in the previous session, as market volatility around tariffs remained the
Tesla shares extended their losses on Friday, falling about 4% to trade around $242. The decline followed a 7.3% drop on Thursday,
European markets closed out a turbulent week with modest losses on Friday, as the intensifying tariff standoff between the United States and
Consumer confidence in the United States has slumped to its weakest level in over ten years, undercut by escalating trade tensions and
European stock markets opened with modest gains in early trade on Friday, as a turbulent week for shares neared its end. While
Indian equity markets are expected to open on a strong note on Friday, with GIFT Nifty futures trading 467 points higher at
Asian-Pacific markets tumbled on Friday, with Japan taking the brunt of the selling pressure, as Wall Street experienced renewed losses overnight. The
Stocks declined on Thursday, reversing half of the previous session’s historic gains, as investors responded to US President Donald Trump’s 90-day reprieve
European equities rebounded sharply on Thursday after US President Donald Trump announced a temporary pause in full reciprocal tariffs on most trade
In a defining moment for the luxury fashion world, Prada announced on Thursday that it will acquire Versace for 1.25 billion euros
Wall Street may have finally broken through Donald Trump’s hard stance on tariffs. After a week of escalating fears about a potential
Electricity demand to power AI technology and data centres by the end of this decade will require more than Japan’s electricity consumption
Rolls-Royce share price pared back some of the losses made earlier this month as Donald Trump’s trade war eased. After bottoming at
European markets posted sharp gains on Thursday following a surprise move by US President Donald Trump to postpone a new round of
European markets posted sharp gains on Thursday after US President Donald Trump unexpectedly postponed a new round of tariffs on dozens of
