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VW took a €1.3B hit from tariffs and cut 2025 forecasts as U.S. trade tensions, China competition, and EV rules weigh on European carmakers.
US regulators approve $8.4B Paramount-Skydance merger, giving David Ellison control of CBS, Paramount Pictures, and Nickelodeon amid press freedom concerns.
BT names Patricia Cobian as first female CFO as it pushes ahead with £3 billion in cost savings and accelerates full fibre broadband rollout by 2030
LVMH's CEO reveals new Texas factory as group expects 'good outcome' from EU‑US tariff talks — Expansion plan and optimism about EU‑US negotiations
Rio Tinto may sell its titanium unit amid weak prices and low returns, as incoming CEO Simon Trott considers a restructuring of the mining giant.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to keep its key interest rates unchanged, with the deposit rate at 2.00%, the main refinancing rate at 2.15%, and the marginal lending rate at 2.40%. This decision comes as inflation in the euro area has reached the ECB's medium-term target of 2%. Recent data supports the ECB's view that inflation is under
Solar and wind projects in the U.S. face setbacks as Bila Solar, Heliene, NorSun, and others pause or review expansion and construction plans.
Novartis will pay up to $1B to U.S. biotech Matchpoint to develop oral drugs targeting inflammatory diseases by blocking key protein activity, Matchpoint said.
German business activity grew slightly in July, with manufacturing rising for a fifth month and services steady, though PMI dipped to 50.3 from 50.4 in June.
Deutsche Bank posted a better-than-expected Q2 profit despite mixed investment banking results and euro strength, as it nears the end of its 3-year turnaround plan.
TotalEnergies' Q2 profit dropped 23% to $3.6B, its worst in 4 years, as falling oil and gas prices offset higher output, in line with analyst forecasts.
Japan's manufacturing shrank in July amid U.S. tariff worries, while services grew at the fastest pace in 5 months, boosted by strong demand, a survey showed.
Gold has seen moderate levels of volatility in the near term reaching 3430.00 resistance. Economic Calendar Analysis Continuing previous weeks trend, in the absence of significant geopolitical developments, lower levels of volatility should be considered the primary scenario for gold. The likelihood of increased volatility remains low under current conditions. XAU/USD short-term forecast After a recent strong upward trend, the price failed to
The ECB is set to hold rates after seven cuts, pausing at 2% as it waits for clarity on EU-U.S. trade ties after inflation fell from post-COVID and war surges.
UK's economic performance slowed significantly in July. The Composite Output Index fell to 51.0 from a nine-month high of 52.0 in June. While this is the third consecutive month of growth, the pace is now marginal and equivalent to just 0.1% quarterly GDP growth. This slowdown was driven by a loss of momentum in the service sector, which faced a
President Trump will visit the Fed Thursday after blasting Chair Powell for not cutting rates enough, even calling him a "numbskull" and hinting at firing him.
Stellantis is recalling 121,398 U.S. vehicles over head restraints that may not lock properly, raising injury risks in a crash, U.S. regulators said.
Three Democratic senators urged Delta to explain its AI-based ticket pricing, warning it could raise fares to each traveler's "pain point" and harm consumer privacy.
UK borrowing costs high amid global interest rate pressures, driven by U.S. policy mix
Nikkei jumps 3.2% after U.S.–Japan trade deal boosts investor confidence across Asian markets.
The USD/JPY 1-hour chart shows a strong bearish trend, with the price consistently trading below the 24 and 100 period moving averages. The critical support level to watch is 146.000. A firm break below this level would confirm the downtrend is likely to continue. For any bullish reversal, the price would first need to reclaim the area above the moving averages
$5.3B exits from global equity funds on tariff fears; bond and precious metal funds see inflows.
GM's Q2 profit fell 32% to $3B, hit by $1.1B in tariffs. It warns Q3 will be worse, with trade headwinds possibly costing $4–5B, though 30% may be offset.
Philip Morris International had a strong second quarter in 2025. Its earnings per share rose 26.6% to $1.95, and adjusted earnings rose 20.1% to $1.91. The company raised its full-year forecast and announced a quarterly dividend of $1.35 per share.