Brett Harrison’s software startup is pushing into futures and crypto markets for institutional investors, as he moves away from his association with Sam-Bankman-Fried and the collapse of FTX.
US mortgage rates increased last week by the most in two months to 6.43%, denting already sluggish demand.
Traders ramped up bets on further interest-rate hikes from the Bank of England after UK inflation unexpectedly remained in double digits, a wake-up call for investors who thought the tightening cycle was close to over.
Ghana’s economy grew more than forecast in the last quarter of 2022, even as the nation dealt with inflation well above 40%, a debt-payment moratorium and rising interest rates.
Donald Trump’s surge in the polls after his indictment has sidelined some major Republican donors, who are losing confidence that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis or any other GOP hopeful will displace the former president as the party’s leader.
Zambia’s official creditors, co-led by China, made progress toward a long-awaited debt-restructuring deal on Tuesday and will meet again next month, people with knowledge of the matter said.
France’s weakened nuclear power output means the cost of its electricity for next winter is more than twice as expensive as Germany’s, as concerns over the health of the country’s reactors persist.
The chorus of stock bulls predicting US equities will weather a recession has got it wrong, if history is any guide.
More than 155,000 federal workers in Canada went on strike after wage talks with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government failed.
Citigroup Inc. is preparing to shift more business into the European Union on the back of fresh guidance from regulators this week, a top banker in the region said.
