US consumer sentiment weakened in September, underscoring households’ unease over persistent inflation and a softer labour market outlook.The University of Michigan’s final Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 55.1 from 58.2 in August, marking a 5.3% monthly decline and a 21.6% drop compared with a year earlier.The index was revised further…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a defiant address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, insisting that…
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US markets closed higher on Friday as investors weighed fresh inflation data, weakening consumer sentiment, and mixed corporate developments.…
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Ovo Energy, the UK’s fourth-largest residential gas and electricity supplier, is planning to sell a stake in its software…
A red-hot gold market, fueled by surging investment demand, could see its momentum slow despite continued price increases, according…
Japanese farm minister Shinjiro Koizumi, a strong contender for the premiership, on Friday dismissed criticism regarding his ministry’s management…