Treasury yields change little after weekly jobless claims data came in higher than expected, corroborating the gradual cooling of U.S. jobs markets. Initial claims were 225,000 last week, up from a ...

U.S. equities are on pace for their first weekly loss in about a month as investors are less willing to take new risk in the face of a wall of uncertainty. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P ...

El capitán de la selección francesa Kylian Mbappé, de regreso tras una lesión en el muslo, no entró en la lista de los 'Bleus' para los partidos de Liga de Naciones contra Israel (10 de octubre) y ...

Southlands, a storied 5,653-acre Georgia sporting ranch that once played host to late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin ...

Stocks had a fairly muted response to the latest labor market data, which did little to shift the narrative on rate cuts, as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continued to weigh on risk appetite ...

Brent crude could reach the $90-$100 a barrel range if the conflict in the Middle East escalates further, but any spike in prices would likely be short-lived, according to Capital Economics' Jason ...

Roger Ferguson gives the Federal Reserve high marks for making a jumbo rate cut to get ahead of any labor-market weakness.

China's recent stock market frenzy doesn't necessarily mean the economic recovery is here, ANZ's chief China economist ...

Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures are falling in premarket trading Thursday as the stock market digests with economic data, port strikes and conflict in the Middle East.

Hong Kong shares ended lower in likely profit-taking, snapping a six-session winning streak. The benchmark Hang Seng Index pared back earlier losses to close 1.5% lower at 22113.51. The Hang Seng Tech ...

Gold futures were broadly flat at $2,691.30 a troy ounce in early trading, but tailwinds are likely to keep driving prices going forward, according to MUFG. The precious metal gained 5.7% in the last ...

Oil prices were rising amid fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East as markets await Israel's response to Iran's missile barrage. "A more limited response would be hitting launch sites used ...