Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said there will be room for interest rate cuts in the coming months. Speaking at a J. Safra Bank event, Haddad emphasized that the positive trend in
Wall Street is on edge ahead of the US Supreme Court’s critical decision on the constitutionality of tariffs. A possible annulment could lead to major upheavals in Corporate America and raise questions
Markets are pricing in a broad rally accompanied by record high stocks, falling bond yields and the weakest dollar in two months ahead of the two-day Fed meeting. A 0.25% interest rate
Meta is preparing to introduce its next-generation smart glasses at its annual Connect event. Codenamed “Hypernova” and expected to launch under the name “Celeste,” the glasses will feature a small digital screen
Giant US companies such as Alphabet, Visa, PepsiCo, Verizon and Fiserv broke records in euro-denominated bond sales this year. The $100 billion in euro bonds issued in the first months of 2025
The World Trade Organization (WTO) announced that a historic agreement restricting billions of dollars in annual overfishing subsidies has entered into force. This agreement, reached in 2022, officially came into effect on
The US government has announced it is prepared to completely ban TikTok if the Chinese company **ByteDance** does not relinquish control of the app. A US official close to the talks in
France’s financial regulator, the AMF, has announced that under the European Union’s new MiCA crypto regulations, it may prevent crypto companies licensed in other EU countries from operating in the country. AMF
China’s competition regulator has announced that US chip giant Nvidia (NVDA.O) has violated the country’s anti-monopoly laws. A preliminary investigation by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) alleges that Nvidia has
The pound sterling fell 0.2% against the dollar in July to 1.3553 following the stagnation of the UK economy. However, the currency is poised for its second consecutive weekly rise, increasing by