The U.S. Conference Board’s index slipped from 133.3 to 125.1 on Wednesday September 25th, indicating that a American economic growth might be cracking under the weight of the ongoing trade war and subsequent poor consumer confidence
Germany’s representative on the European Central Bank’s executive board has left in light of the decision to reintroduce quantitative easing (QE)
Peloton, the fast-growing fitness equipment start-up, is seeking an $8.2bn valuation when its shares start trading on the stock market today
Dutch bank ABN has announced that it is under investigation by Dutch prosecuters for its potential involvement in money laundering and the financing of terrorism
The board of the major German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp (TKA) has moved to dismiss its CEO, Guido Kerkhoff
Tobacco giant Philip Morris (PM) has abandoned merger talks with the Altria Group (MO) and instead will focus on its tobacco heating product iQOS
American stocks fell on Tuesday, in light of President Donald Trump’s broadside against China and its trade policies
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has hinted to the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, that any further financial aid depends on his ability to resolve a long-running corruption dispute
The London Bullion Market Association is in “discussions” with JPMorgan after, Michael Nowak, its head of global precious metals trading was indicted by the US Department of Justice for a “massive, multiyear scheme” of market manipulation and defrauding clients.
The Bank of England (BOE) has argued that Britain’s economy is underperforming in part due to Brexit uncertainty and will continue to do so if an October deal is not reached, Reuters reports.