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Trump slammed Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon for wrongly predicting tariffs would hurt the economy, adding him to a list of bank execs he's publicly criticized.
Santander now lets some couples borrow 24% more for mortgages, raising limits by up to £130K, after easing rules to help more buyers enter the housing market.
UAE developers are creating in-house contracting firms to boost control, cut costs, and raise profits amid a property boom, moving away from third-party builders.
Japanese manufacturers confidence rose in August to after a U.S.-Japan trade deal, but caution remains over possible U.S. tariff impacts.
Singapore's OpenEden named BNY as manager and custodian for its $300M tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, offering exposure via Treasury bill tokens.
U.S. budget deficit rose 19% in July to $291B as spending hit $630B, outpacing a 2% rise in revenue despite a $21B boost from Trump-era tariffs.
In July, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) rose by 0.2%, slightly lower than the 0.3% increase in June. Over the past 12 months, the overall CPI increased by 2.7%, the same rate as in June. The main driver of the monthly increase was shelter, which rose by 0.2%. Food prices remained flat, with food at
Gold price is not establishing a clear directional trend, instead oscillating between well-defined horizontal support and resistance levels. This lack of trend is a key characteristic of the current market. This neutrality is confirmed by the technical indicators. The price is trading below the 24-period and 100-period Simple Moving Averages, which are intertwined and moving horizontally—a classic sign of a
The EU says there's no timeline yet for a joint statement or U.S. executive order on car tariffs, though a 15% baseline tariff on European exports is now in effect.
Spirit Airlines warns it may not survive without more cash due to weak travel demand and tough prices. It plans pilot furloughs and may sell assets to raise funds.
U.S. consumer prices rose 0.2% in July, matching forecasts. Annual CPI stayed at 2.7%, but core inflation saw its biggest gain in six months due to import tariffs.
Trump met with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan days after urging his exit, calling it "very interesting." Intel shares rose 3% in extended trading.
Ford will invest $5B in EVs, including a low-cost electric pickup, adding or securing 4,000 U.S. jobs in a move it calls the company's "next Model T moment."
U.S. consumer prices likely rose moderately in July, but tariffs may have pushed core inflation to its biggest gain in 6 months, amid BLS data quality concerns.
A large descending wedge pattern, which has been compressing the price for over three weeks and suggests a significant breakout is imminent. This consolidation is occurring within a strong underlying downtrend, a sentiment confirmed by the price trading well below its key moving averages and the RSI remaining under its 50 midline. The weakness of any recovery attempt was recently
The U.S. and China extended their tariff truce by 90 days, delaying higher duties as Trump signed an order pushing them to Nov. 10, easing holiday trade fears.
In Q2 2025, SAP's business showed strong growth. Operating cash flow rose 71% to €2.58 billion, and free cash flow increased 83% to €2.36 billion. This was due to higher profits, better working capital, and lower tax and restructuring payments. For the first half of the year, operating cash flow reached €6.36 billion, and free cash flow was €5.94 billion.
Australia's central bank cut rates to 3.60%, a 2-year low, citing slower inflation and a looser job market, while signaling caution on further easing.
Paramount will be the exclusive U.S. home of UFC from 2026 under a $7.7B, 7-year deal with TKO. Shares rose 4.2% in premarket trading.
Nvidia and AMD will give 15% of China chip sales to the U.S. government as Nvidia plans to resume H20 chip deliveries after April's sales ban.
Citigroup raised its S&P 500 year-end target to 6,600, citing Trump's tax and spending plans. It's the second hike in two months, echoing other major banks.
Japan's political turmoil may delay next year's budget and rate hikes, as pressure mounts on PM Ishiba to resign after major election losses.
SoftBank has tapped Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Mizuho, and Morgan Stanley to prepare a potential U.S. IPO for its Japanese payments app PayPay, sources say.
Bill Ackman suggests merging Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to cut mortgage rates and boost efficiency, as Trump eyes their IPO later this year.