European stock markets started Thursday’s session mostly higher, with investors digesting a landmark decision from NATO to increase defense spending targets, while also keeping a watchful eye on the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Fresh economic data from Germany showed a slight dip in consumer confidence, and in the…
Taiwan’s currency surged to its strongest level in three years on Thursday, buoyed by robust foreign inflows into its…
The euro has weakened by 0.5% against the US dollar, making it a mid-tier performer among G10 currencies in…
Australia and New Zealand are now the world’s biggest per-capita users of cocaine, according to the United Nations Office…
Indonesia’s top official for an international initiative stated on Thursday that the US’ withdrawal from a collaborative effort aimed…
US shale oil production is unlikely to experience upside as West Texas Intermediate crude prices stay pressured near the…
The global fight between Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk for dominance in the red-hot weight-loss drug market is shifting…
In June, Russian exporters initiated the bidding process for their new wheat crop, setting a price of 14,500 rubles…
To achieve its ambitious climate targets, Britain needs to significantly lower its electricity prices, according to a recent progress…