(Bloomberg) -- Oil posted its biggest weekly decline since February on signs of easing geopolitical risks in the Middle East, while traders continued to weigh the outlook for interest-rate cuts.
LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices steadied on Friday after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data, but kept on course for their steepest weekly loss in three months, weighed by concerns about demand and ...
%Oil prices are on track for their biggest weekly decline in three months as tensions in the Middle East ratchet down and global demand weakens. Brent crude oil, the international standard, is ...
Oil steadies near $77.00, looking for direction after Sunday’s OPEC+ meeting. OPEC+ meeting sets the tone for more downside after the summer season despite the decision to extend production cuts. The ...
Investing.com - European stock markets largely fell Thursday, with rising global bond yields hitting sentiment ahead of the release of highly anticipated inflation data at the end of the week.
Emerging market stocks and currencies were set for weekly losses due to U.S. interest rate uncertainty, election outcomes, ...
Apple is about to crank the nob on its own AI features at WWDC, having just released the M4 for the iPad Pro, which has a ...
French banks BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole, two of Europe’s top three banks by assets, are no longer underwriting bond issues for oil and gas development in the latest policy shift of ...
LONDON/SINGAPORE, May 24 (Reuters) - Global stocks slipped on Friday after robust U.S. and German economic data bolstered ...
Rolex has increased the price of some of its watches in the UK after the cost of gold surged. The luxury watch manufacturer ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar headed for its largest weekly rise in a month and a half on Friday, helped by surprisingly ...