The Bank of England cut lenders' required capital from 14% to 13% to spur lending and support the economy—its first such reduction since the financial crisis.
Manufacturing shrank for a 9th month as orders fell and tariffs pushed costs up, prompting some factories to cut jobs and shift work offshore.
Analysts expect strong Q4 results from Canadian banks, driven by investment banking and wealth management, amid stable credit and trade uncertainties.
HSBC partners with Mistral AI to boost productivity and innovate internal tools, aiming for smarter customer services and AI-driven operations.
November registrations in France and Denmark fell ~50%. Tesla struggles to regain European market share despite its new Model Y launch.
Oil jumped over $1 Monday. OPEC+ held output steady, while a pipeline drone attack and US-Venezuela tensions sparked supply fears.
China's central bank warns of rising crypto speculation. It vows to crackdown on stablecoins and reaffirms its strict ban to curb risks.
Foreign hedging has slowed since April's tariff shock. This shift signals renewed investor confidence, helping the dollar recover.
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Brazil will seek U.S. cooperation against fuel-sector crime after probes found Delaware firms laundering money for major tax evaders, Haddad said.
Dutch prosecutors fined two Morgan Stanley units €101M for dividend tax evasion, separate from a 2024 tax settlement with added interest.
BIS head Hernández de Cos urges curbs on hedge funds' leveraged bond bets, warning that rising public debt and growing NBFI roles threaten financial stability.
Nexperia's Dutch unit urges its Chinese branches to resume talks and help restore production after the government-led breakup disrupted its supply chain.
Aussie home prices will rise in 2026 as supply stays tight and demand strong, leaving first-time buyers struggling with too few entry-level homes.
Spain's EU-harmonised inflation dipped to 3.1% in November, from 3.2% in October, INE's early data showed.
France's antitrust watchdog dismissed Qwant's claim that Microsoft abused its dominance, saying the evidence was insufficient and no action was needed.
ECB's Martins Kazaks says it's too early to cut rates again as eurozone inflation could still rise, keeping policy on hold for now.
Boeing will build AH-64E Apaches for global customers, including 96 for Poland, under a $4.7B U.S. Army deal. Deliveries start in 2028, marking a record foreign order.
Former View CFO Vidul Prakash reached a tentative settlement with the SEC over claims he let the company understate smart-window replacement costs; approval is pending.
Toyota's global production rose 4% in October, driven by strong U.S. hybrid demand, offsetting weaker sales in Japan and China. Sales rose 2% to 922,087.
Alibaba unveiled its Quark AI glasses in China, priced from 1,899 yuan. Powered by its Qwen model, the glasses look like normal eyewear and integrate with apps like Alipay and Taobao.
A federal judge granted Amazon a preliminary injunction stopping New York's PERB from enforcing a new law on private-sector labor cases, ruling it oversteps authority.
Meta criticizes EU antitrust regulators for "aberrant" info requests in past probes, arguing authorities exceeded their powers without proper judicial checks.
Apple is challenging India's rule allowing fines based on global turnover, which could expose the company to penalties of up to $38 billion.