The US economy unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter of 2025, sparking recession fears and rattling markets, as President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies and political blame game stoked investor uncertainty. A defensive Trump quickly blamed former President Joe Biden while insisting the economic “boom” he promised will still materialize—eventually.GDP…
Coca-Cola’s better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Tuesday have reinforced investor confidence in its global, diversified strategy amid market volatility and…
Mexico’s economy grew more than expected in the first quarter of 2025, preliminary data from the national statistics agency INEGI…
The USD/JPY exchange rate rose for the third straight day after the latest Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate…
Oil prices were slightly lower on Thursday after sharp losses in the previous session due to prospects of higher…
Gold prices remained vulnerable to further downside on Thursday as prospects of a trade deal between the US and…
Investor sentiment towards most Asian currencies has turned increasingly positive, with market participants ramping up bullish positions as the…
Alcoa reported on Thursday that its second-quarter order book remains strong and has not yet been affected by US…
US consumer confidence fell sharply in April, hitting its lowest level in nearly five years, as anxiety over tariffs…