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Oil Prices Drop As Israel Agrees To Ceasefire Proposal
Oil prices sank more than five percent Tuesday after Israel said it had agreed to US President Donald Trump's proposal for a bilateral ceasefire with Iran. Brent was down 5.2 percent at $67.75 per barrel.
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TACO Trade: US Stock Market Has A New Acronym To Rally Behind. Here's What It Means
The term "TACO trade" - standing for "Trump Always Chickens Out" - has emerged as investors recognize a pattern of President Trump announcing steep tariffs and then retreating, causing markets to dip and then rebound.
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US Stocks Mixed As Trade Wars Escalate After Tariff Hike
Wall Street stocks were mixed in early trading Wednesday as markets digested the latest tariff hike by the United States and retaliatory moves by China and the European Union.
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European Markets Extend Losses Due To Trump Tariffs, German Stocks Crash 10%
European stock markets plummeted at the start of trading Monday, with Frankfurt slumping as much as 10 percent as a global sell-off intensified on US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Global Markets Wait In Fear For Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs
Markets worldwide fluctuated on Tuesday as investors braced for US President Donald Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariff announcements, hoping they would free businesses from the trade-policy uncertainty that has weighed on markets for weeks.
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Nasdaq Rallies To 20,000 After US Inflation Data Matches Estimates
American and European stock markets mostly rose on Wednesday after inflation data cemented expectations that the US Federal Reserve will trim interest rates next month.
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UK Labour's Landslide Election Victory Lifts European Stock Markets
Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.
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Macron's Moonshot Looks Like a Long Shot
OneWeb announced its decision to merge with France’s Eutelsat on Tuesday, as part of the firm’s plan to create a “European champion” to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Amazon’s Project Kuiper. Overall, though, this plan looks like a microcosm of the current geopolitical environment — and the kind of corporate strategies getting a ...
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Global Markets Stumble On Recession Fears, Rising Inflation
European and Asian markets took a beating Thursday after Wall Street suffered one of its worst batterings in two years over recession fears after decades-high inflation.
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Volocopter Air Taxi Startup Gains Key Production Certification by Acquiring Long-Time Partner DG Flugzeugbau
Volocopter said it was acquiring long-time partner DG Flugzeugbau, in a step that secures its compliance with the European Union air safety regulator's production standards.
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Stocks See Worst Slump Since 1980s As Trump Ban Bites
Equity markets plunged Thursday, with some recording their worst day in decades, after the US banned travel from Europe and the ECB failed to stem the selling tide.
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Europe, US Markets Slump On Virus Fears, Global Slowdown Threat Looms
European and US stock markets slumped painfully again Thursday as new coronavirus infections spread outside China, exacerbating fears of a global slowdown.
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iPhone Demand Worries Send Ripples Through Global Markets
World stock markets fell on Tuesday as worries over softening demand for the iPhone prompted a tech stock selloff across the world.
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Sensex Falls 113 Points, Nifty Settles Below 10,500 As RBI Keeps Rates Unchanged
The stock markets declined on Wednesday with the BSE Sensex falling more than 100 points amid a recovery in global markets. Most Asian markets ended in the red, while European markets were mostly higher in early trade. Overnight, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 2 per cent in a volatile session and most of the Asian markets were also in t...
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Global Markets Lose $2 Trillion As Britain Votes To Exit EU
Global stock markets lost about $2 trillion in value on Friday after Britain voted to leave the European Union, while sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low and money poured into safe-haven gold and government bonds.
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Oil Prices Drop As Israel Agrees To Ceasefire Proposal
Oil prices sank more than five percent Tuesday after Israel said it had agreed to US President Donald Trump's proposal for a bilateral ceasefire with Iran. Brent was down 5.2 percent at $67.75 per barrel.
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TACO Trade: US Stock Market Has A New Acronym To Rally Behind. Here's What It Means
The term "TACO trade" - standing for "Trump Always Chickens Out" - has emerged as investors recognize a pattern of President Trump announcing steep tariffs and then retreating, causing markets to dip and then rebound.
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US Stocks Mixed As Trade Wars Escalate After Tariff Hike
Wall Street stocks were mixed in early trading Wednesday as markets digested the latest tariff hike by the United States and retaliatory moves by China and the European Union.
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European Markets Extend Losses Due To Trump Tariffs, German Stocks Crash 10%
European stock markets plummeted at the start of trading Monday, with Frankfurt slumping as much as 10 percent as a global sell-off intensified on US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Global Markets Wait In Fear For Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs
Markets worldwide fluctuated on Tuesday as investors braced for US President Donald Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariff announcements, hoping they would free businesses from the trade-policy uncertainty that has weighed on markets for weeks.
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Nasdaq Rallies To 20,000 After US Inflation Data Matches Estimates
American and European stock markets mostly rose on Wednesday after inflation data cemented expectations that the US Federal Reserve will trim interest rates next month.
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UK Labour's Landslide Election Victory Lifts European Stock Markets
Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.
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Macron's Moonshot Looks Like a Long Shot
OneWeb announced its decision to merge with France’s Eutelsat on Tuesday, as part of the firm’s plan to create a “European champion” to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Amazon’s Project Kuiper. Overall, though, this plan looks like a microcosm of the current geopolitical environment — and the kind of corporate strategies getting a ...
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Global Markets Stumble On Recession Fears, Rising Inflation
European and Asian markets took a beating Thursday after Wall Street suffered one of its worst batterings in two years over recession fears after decades-high inflation.
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Volocopter Air Taxi Startup Gains Key Production Certification by Acquiring Long-Time Partner DG Flugzeugbau
Volocopter said it was acquiring long-time partner DG Flugzeugbau, in a step that secures its compliance with the European Union air safety regulator's production standards.
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Stocks See Worst Slump Since 1980s As Trump Ban Bites
Equity markets plunged Thursday, with some recording their worst day in decades, after the US banned travel from Europe and the ECB failed to stem the selling tide.
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Europe, US Markets Slump On Virus Fears, Global Slowdown Threat Looms
European and US stock markets slumped painfully again Thursday as new coronavirus infections spread outside China, exacerbating fears of a global slowdown.
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iPhone Demand Worries Send Ripples Through Global Markets
World stock markets fell on Tuesday as worries over softening demand for the iPhone prompted a tech stock selloff across the world.
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Sensex Falls 113 Points, Nifty Settles Below 10,500 As RBI Keeps Rates Unchanged
The stock markets declined on Wednesday with the BSE Sensex falling more than 100 points amid a recovery in global markets. Most Asian markets ended in the red, while European markets were mostly higher in early trade. Overnight, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 2 per cent in a volatile session and most of the Asian markets were also in t...
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Global Markets Lose $2 Trillion As Britain Votes To Exit EU
Global stock markets lost about $2 trillion in value on Friday after Britain voted to leave the European Union, while sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low and money poured into safe-haven gold and government bonds.
