The European Commission announced on Friday that European Union countries would need 241 billion euros ($278 billion) in investments to expand nuclear energy. The Commission also stated that new funding instruments would be necessary to mitigate the substantial financial risks for private investors, according to a Reuters report.Expanding capacity and lifespanThe…
The headlines say the job market is holding steady. But the devil is in the details.Quiet buyouts, strategic tech…
Gold prices are on track to reclaim record highs as positive bias continued to support sentiments, experts said. Following widespread…
US equities were mostly flat on Wednesday, pausing a recent comeback rally despite softer-than-expected inflation data and signs of…
Chancellor of Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, unveiled the UK government’s highly anticipated Spending Review, outlining departmental budgets for the next…
Brazil’s Finance Ministry is planning not to alter income tax incentives for individual taxpayers as part of its broader…
It’s been a tough time for financial market commentators lately. It’s difficult having to write about the same thing…
In a major development in the ongoing US-China trade saga, President Donald Trump announced on June 11, 2025, that…
Wells Fargo expects the US markets to have a washout in 2025 while reaching new heights in 2026. The…