Applied Materials’ shares fell sharply in premarket trading on Friday, dropping more than 7%, after the chip equipment maker warned that stricter US export controls would curb spending in China next year.The caution overshadowed stronger-than-expected quarterly results and a more upbeat outlook for artificial-intelligence-related demand.The company posted adjusted earnings of…
Investors are pushing Argentina to relax its foreign-exchange regime, contending that a more flexible peso would be a big help…
Gold prices slumped more than 3% on Friday as a December interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve…
After months of punishing trade tensions, the US and Switzerland announced a breakthrough deal on Friday that will slash…
Europe saw a flurry of political and economic developments this week, from a major US–Swiss trade breakthrough to the…
The copper rally fizzled out quickly after the metal briefly soared past $11,000 per ton, as disappointing economic figures…
President Donald Trump is preparing an executive order that will reduce tariffs on several widely consumed food imports, including…
In a fast-moving Friday across Washington and Wall Street, the United States announced a major breakthrough trade deal with…
Europe’s economic and corporate landscape is shifting under the weight of sluggish growth, regulatory pressure, and rising geopolitical tensions.The…