Major indices traded lower on Friday as market participants digested news that inflation had ticked higher in July.

JTC said on Friday that it had rejected two takeover proposals from private equity firm Permira. The fund administration ...

London stocks were set for a steady open on Friday after three consecutive days of losses, as investors eyed the latest US ...

Rémy Cointreau has revised the estimated impact of US tariffs on business, cutting the estimated negative hit on profits by ...

Retail sales in Germany dropped more than expected in July, registering their sharpest rate of decline in nearly two years, ...

Major indices were in the red early on Friday as market participants digested news that inflation had ticked higher in July.

London stocks ended lower on Friday as banking shares slumped after a think tank suggested a potential windfall tax on the sector, while investors assessed the latest US inflation data.

The University of Michigan’s final consumer sentiment index for August came in at 58.2, down from 58.6 in July and slightly below preliminary estimates of the same, reflecting renewed concerns over ...

IPPR director and for er Bank of England economist Carsten Jung said the UK taxpayer is spending billions every year "compensating the Bank of England for losses on its QE programme, public money ...

"Rolls-Royce may look expensive on profit multiples, but it is in line on cash metrics, which we believe more important,” Citi said. "We forecast 12.3% profit compound annual growth rate over 2025 to ...

European stocks fell across the board on Friday, closing out the week at their lowest level in 13 trading days, as an acceleration in inflation at home and abroad dampened sentiment.

Americans' incomes and spending grew briskly in July, while price pressures picked up a tad. According to the US Department of Commerce, personal incomes and spending rose at a month-on-month of 0.4% ...