The UK government should raise taxes to help the Bank of England tame soaring prices if it’s serious about cutting inflation in half this year, according to Standard Chartered’s head of research for Europe and the Americas.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said he’s leaving politics after his coalition government collapsed amid infighting over migration policy, throwing the Netherlands in limbo.
Last month’s currency devaluation in Nigeria is bringing foreign investors back to the nation’s stock market.
President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak agreed to hold a high-level meeting on US-UK economic relations and vowed to strengthen their alliance over Ukraine during a brief meeting in Downing Street.
President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak agreed to hold a high-level meeting on US-UK economic relations and vowed to strengthen their alliance over Ukraine during a brief meeting in Downing Street.
India is facing the prospect of further torrential rainfall across swathes of the country over the coming days, increasing the risk of widespread damage after the wettest New Delhi day in four decades left millions wading through knee-deep water on Sunday.
‘Better than feared’ — a theme that fueled stock gains for the past two earnings seasons — is not going to be enough this time around.
AI boost to tech earnings is overblown, while financial tightening hurts company earnings, survey respondents say.
India’s capital markets regulator told the nation’s Supreme Court it has continuously tightened rules concerning so-called beneficial ownership and related-party transactions, key aspects of a hearing into whether the Adani Group manipulated its stock price.
Tucked away in hours of congressional testimony by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell last month was an admission that the central bank was blindsided by the impact of shrinking its balance sheet four years ago.
