Six months after top tech CEOs met with President Trump for the first time, they came back for round two. And this time the tensions leading up to the meeting are even greater.
Hong Kong’s pegged exchange rate should stay as it has served the city well through financial crises for more than 30 years, the chief of its de facto central bank said.
As tech shares continue to sell off, investors are focusing more on how that market-leading sector will dictate the direction of the broader benchmarks in the coming
Oil settled with a modest loss Thursday, following sharp declines in the prior session, as data showing that the global market remains awash in surplus oil,
China’s holdings of U.S. Treasuries rose for a third straight month in April, reaching the highest in half a year amid signs the economy is stabilizing.
Worldwide coal consumption fell by 1.7 percent last year while production dropped by 6.2 percent, or 231 million tonnes of oil equivalent (mtoe)
The Federal Reserve approved its second rate hike of 2017 even amid expectations that inflation is running well below the central banks target.
As the Federal Reserve starts its two-day meeting Tuesday, markets are primed for more information on how the Fed will begin the long process
There’s a dark cloud building behind the world’s best period of synchronous growth among developed and emerging economies this decade one that in time could rain down
Asia’s central banks are stacking the sandbags. Foreign-exchange reserves are being rebuilt as monetary authorities brace for the Federal Reserve’s third rate hike in six months.
The Nasdaq Composite suffered its worst two-session clobbering on a point basis since September, raising questions about what has sparked a sudden selloff in tech,
"This is one of the most dangerous market environments weve ever been in. Its the calm before a gigantic, horrendous storm that I dont think is too far down the road,
Investors who fret about when and how global central banks will run down their crisis-era balance sheets can be relaxed about the biggest of them all - China’s.
An exit poll suggesting that British Prime Minister Theresa May may have lost her parliamentary majority in a general election on Thursday sent the pound falling against the dollar.
In February copper hit a 21-month high on the back of optimism that Donald Trumps $500 billion-plus infrastructure plan would add fuel to the fire of Chinese economic
