Global stock markets are lower ahead of a U.S. inflation update that will likely influence Federal Reserve plans for more interest rate hikes as investors wait to see who will control Congress after this week’s elections
Client data of Australia’s largest health insurance company has been published by an extortionist following through on a threat to do so
Asian stocks have advanced as investors weigh uncertainties such as the U.S. mid-term elections and China’s possible moves to ease coronavirus restrictions
Wall Street is up Friday following signs the U.S. jobs market may be slowing a bit, which could take some pressure off the nation’s high inflation, if not as quickly as the Federal Reserve hoped
The U.S. jobs report for October will be closely watched Friday for any indication that employers are slowing their hiring — a prospect the Federal Reserve would likely welcome as a sign that the high inflation that is gripping the economy might soon begin to ease
The Bank of England is expected to announce its biggest interest rate increase in three decades as it seeks to beat back stubbornly high inflation fueled by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the disastrous economic policies of former Prime Minister Liz Truss
Stocks are opening lower on Wall Street again, on pace to close out another losing month
Global stocks are mixed after inflation in Germany and other countries that use Europe’s euro currency spiked to a record and Chinese factory activity weakened
India’s central bank has raised its key interest rate to 5.90% and said developing economy were facing slowing growth, elevated food and energy prices, debt distress and currency depreciation
Asian stocks have sunk again after German inflation spiked higher, British Prime Minister Liz Truss defended a tax-cut plan that rattled investors and Chinese manufacturing weakened