This was a week where power plays abroad and policy shocks at home rippled through politics and markets alike. From Beijing’s military pageantry with Moscow at its side to Washington’s immigration crackdown and renewed pressure on the Fed, the world’s biggest economies showed little interest in subtlety. In London, political…
President Donald Trump is maintaining his support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the US health secretary whose policies are…
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has ordered an all-out response following the arrest of hundreds of South Korean…
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating tariff exemptions for trading partners that secure framework agreements on…
India’s finance minister stated on Friday that the country would continue purchasing Russian oil due to its economic benefits. This…
The Ibovespa climbed more than 1% on Friday, setting a fresh intraday record above 142,000 points, after weaker-than-expected US…
Europe’s political and economic landscape shifted sharply on Friday, with the shock resignation of Angela Rayner from the UK…
Brazil’s central bank is readying a set of regulatory measures designed to mitigate the risk of cyberattacks on the…