EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we don’t have much on the agenda other than a couple of low-tier releases like the German factory orders
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Beijing says Trump’s tariffs and Iran war energy crisis are damaging to global economy
Technological and economic shifts are eroding the graduate premium
Asian cultures harbour a very different attitude towards technologies that are regarded as threatening in the west
For 30 years the state has profited from going the extra mile for business. Data centres are putting that to the test
Jamieson Greer says Britain’s alignment with EU is a ‘problem’ for a US trade deal
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RBNZ signals December, not October, for its next rate hike Diesel crunch, hot ISM data point to entrenched inflation risk: gold, equity risks JPMorgan flags
The agreement includes parallel investigations and information sharing, with US and UK authorities planning a private-sector disruption operation in London in October.
Undercover investigation shows party leader meeting a fake US supporter
Domestic politics, oil drilling and UK-US tensions drive libertarian leader to amp up sovereignty dispute
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Dell Technologies (DELL) shares rallied sharply after the computer and server maker topped Wall Street’s expectations and raised its full-year outlook. Dell reported adjusted earnings
Dell just turned in one of its strongest quarters in company history, and Wall Street is paying attention. Revenue rose, profit soared, and demand for
Thai businessmen sue Tether over $42M frozen USDT tied to pig butchering scam, Aussie crypto firms face big fines unless they meet licensing deadline.
Japanese Household Spending July: -3.6% y/y, biggest drop since January 2024 expected -1.6% ,prior -3.3% — September BOJ hike is near-fully priced (~87%), driven mainly