Commodity wrap: gold, silver hit record highs amid Greenland dispute; oil slips
Safe-haven demand propelled gold and silver prices to fresh record highs on Monday, even as experts see further upside. Oil prices slipped, reversing
Business
Business
BHP blocked from appealing UK ruling on Brazil dam disaster liability
On Monday, BHP was denied permission to appeal a London court verdict that found the mining company accountable for the 2015 dam collapse
Business
US tariffs on imports hit American consumers hardest, new study reveals
Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on foreign goods have been largely absorbed by American importers, not international exporters. A new study by
Business
What is EU’s anti-coercion instrument, and can it stop Trump on Greenland?
For two years, the European Union (EU) sat on a weapon it had never fired. The Anti-Coercion Instrument, a trade enforcement tool launched
Investing
USD/CAD forecast ahead of Canada inflation and retail sales data
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Economy
UK unemployment hits 4-year high of 5.0%, fuelling bets on BoE rate cut
The latest UK labour market report presents a multifaceted signal of economic deceleration. A discernible increase in the unemployment rate, coupled with declining
Economy
Europe bulletin: UK investors flee stocks, BoE warns on stablecoins, Turkish plane crash
The UK investors are pulling billions from stock funds ahead of the upcoming budget, while the Bank of England is warning against loosening
Economy
UK bond market sell-off deepens after Reeves’ income tax U-turn
The UK gilt market suffered a sharp shock on Friday after Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandoned plans to raise income tax in the upcoming
Economy
Europe bulletin: stock markets slide, banking risks rise, HP’s $18B fight escalates
Markets across Europe are on edge as a mix of economic pressures, legal battles, and supply chain strains shapes the region’s business landscape.
Economy
Europe bulletin: UK spending slowdown, BoE inflation outlook, France budget turmoil
Consumer caution, shifting inflation expectations, political brinkmanship, and corporate resilience set the tone across Europe today. UK spending data shows households tightening their