Thursday began with major developments across the world, with the Federal Reserve lowering its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, aiming to support economic growth as job gains slow and inflation remains high.Asian markets had a mixed start, with Japan and South Korea seeing slight gains while Australia edged…
Late-night television was rocked on Wednesday after Disney-owned ABC abruptly pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! off the air.The move came…
Australia announced on Thursday its 2035 emissions target, aiming for a 62%-70% reduction from 2005 levels. This figure was lower…
China has decided to halt its antitrust investigation into Google, a move that comes just months after regulators began…
Shares of British retailer Next fell by more than 6% in early trading on Thursday after the company warned…
Gold prices eased on Thursday even as experts believed it would be prudent to wait some follow-through selling before…
The Norwegian krone is in a strong bullish trend this month, helped by the ongoing dollar weakness. The USD/NOK…
The Adani Group’s recent ban on sanctioned vessels is expected to temporarily decrease the flow of Russian crude into…
The Bank of England voted on Thursday to keep interest rates steady at 4%, balancing sticky inflation pressures with…