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US stock index futures rose on Wednesday after President Donald Trump struck a trade deal with Japan, boosting expectations of further deals as the August 1 deadline approaches. … It rose and

According to LSEG data, in June, Saudi Arabia became the largest buyer of Russia‘s seaborne fuel oil and vacuum kerosene (VGO) exports. The increased energy consumption needs of the hot summer season

G20 finance ministers said they were optimistic about reaching a common stance on trade and other global challenges, despite US President Donald Trump’s tariffs overshadowing the meeting. … While G20 communiqués are

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has yet to decide on an interest rate cut as it heads into its meeting later this month. Data shows inflation rising again and Chairman Donald Trump intensifying

Swedish company Autoliv announced on Friday that it has revised its year-end sales forecast upwards. The company stated that its second-quarter profit was in line with expectations and that it had recouped

Europe’s petrochemical industry is struggling with China’s global capacity expansion and the closure of plants following years of losses. High production costs and aging facilities are challenging European producers and making the

Crypto-related stocks surged sharply on Monday after US President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act, which regulates stablecoins. The rise in Ethereum prices also supported this increase. The law was signed into

A last-minute settlement between Meta Platforms (META.O) and its investors ended an $8 billion lawsuit, preventing Mark Zuckerberg from testifying about Facebook’s data breaches. It also eased pressure on the state of

The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that the travel ban imposed on Wells Fargo (WFC.N) banker Chenyue Mao was due to a criminal case and that Mao must cooperate with the investigation. Ministry

Oil prices fell for a third consecutive day amid concerns about an escalating trade war between the United States and the European Union. Fears that trade disputes could slow economic activity and