President Trump is pushing through with his tariff agenda, unveiling a new batch of letters to country leaders outlining ...

By Nell Mackenzie and Wayne Cole LONDON/SYDNEY (Reuters) -World shares ticked lower on Monday, with European shares slipping ...

Most emerging market currencies were largely range-bound on Monday, after logging weekly declines in the last session, while ...

Trump’s Russia sanctions may disrupt crude oil flows, driving bullish oil outlook and higher futures amid supply risk and ...

Shares in EU automakers fell as the market digested Trump's tariff threat. Volkswagen, Stellantis and Volvo Cars were among the companies that lost ground Monday. So too did shares of European drink ...

Increasing White House pressure against Fed Chair Jerome Powell is yet to be priced in by Treasury markets, John Briggs of Natixis said. Investors are pricing interest rate cuts this year, weighing on ...

The European Union will extend the suspension of trade countermeasures against the US until August 1 to allow for further ...

Oil prices rose as investors awaited further details on Trump’s “major statement” on Russia later Monday after he voiced frustration with Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine.

Wall Street and European shares softened in Asia as tariff threats from President Trump have investors on edge. Trump intends ...

A rise in Japanese government bond yields also added to upward pressure on borrowing costs elsewhere, said Jens Peter ...

Global benchmark Brent was little changed above $70 a barrel, after gaining 3% last week, while West Texas Intermediate was ...

America’s biggest trading partners have tried tactics ranging from appeasement to retaliation to avoid higher tariffs ...