Trump’s ’tariff rebate’ for Americans just ’an idea’ for now
The White House is considering a potential rebate for Americans from tariff revenues, though no final decision has been made, according to White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt.
European stocks slip as investors eye renewed French political upheaval
European stocks slipped on Monday, weighed down in part by fresh political upheaval in France that dented the country’s domestic stock market.
Egypt’s non-oil private sector sees modest decline in September
Egypt’s non-oil private sector economy experienced a modest decline in September, with the S&P Global Egypt PMI falling to 48.8 from 49.2 in August, marking the lowest reading in three months.
5 big analyst AI moves: Apple gets new Buy rating, concerns over Tesla valuation
Here are the biggest analyst moves in the area of artificial intelligence (AI) for this week.
China to get tailwind from U.S. rate cuts
Weaker dollar and falling U.S. interest rates usually benefits emerging markets.
Who will determine the gold market in 2025 – investors or central banks?
Gold has shown impressive growth this year, mainly due to renewed demand for exchange-traded investment funds (ETFs) along with steady purchases by central banks.
Sanae Takaichi poised to become first female Japanese PM after LDP leadership win
Sanaei Takaichi was elected leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic party on Saturday, setting up the former economic security minister to become the country’s first female prime minister.
Trump says Hamas ready for peace, urges Israel to stop Gaza bombing
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he believes Hamas is ready for a "lasting PEACE" based on a recent statement issued by the group.
Morgan Stanley warns: tariff risks are ahead, not behind
Markets have shown an incredible recovery from the tariff-induced lows in April.
Gold prices keep record highs close amid US government shutdown, rate cut bets
Gold prices hovered near record highs in Asian trade on Thursday as haven demand remained underpinned by an ongoing U.S. government shutdown and growing conviction in more interest rate cuts.