President Donald Trump’s decision to offer an indefinite ceasefire has created confusion in the financial markets, with analysts struggling to predict how the war might conclude. It also suggests that Trump is increasingly trapped and has heightened fears that the worst may still lie ahead.Donald Trump thought the war would…
For the better part of four years, Americans lived in a paradoxical US economy. It recorded record-low unemployment, produced…
Three months ago, European investors were pouring money into the continent’s stock markets at a record pace, betting that…
Global markets woke up to a familiar mix of fear and opportunism on Tuesday.The latest twist in the US-Iran…
Fifty days into a war that has rewritten the rules of global energy, the Strait of Hormuz has opened…
Investors have cooled on European defence stocks as profit-taking and stretched valuations collide with rising uncertainty over the future…
The International Monetary Fund is preparing to deepen its engagement with Venezuela, with Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva signaling that…
Wall Street edged higher on Thursday after US President Donald Trump announced a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon,…
Concerns that a wider conflict with Iran could push up crude and commodity prices are starting to weigh on…