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Dollar set for weekly decline after Fed meeting, sterling steadies as economy shrank

The dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against six peers, was flat at 98.34, set for a weekly drop of 0.64% International News via...

Bulgarian lawmakers approve government resignation, snap election looks likely

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyakov's government announced on Thursday it would step down after weeks of street protests against state corruption International News via Reuters: Bulgarian lawmakers...

Hong Kong leader says fire probe expected to conclude within 9 months

John Lee spoke more than two weeks after the blaze ripped through seven high-rise residential towers and left the city searching for answers about...

UK public inflation expectations ticked lower in November, BoE says

The public's median expectation for the rate of inflation in the year ahead fell to 3.5% from 3.6% in August, according to the quarterly...

ECB to quiz 110 banks on geopolitical risk impact

The ECB will ask banks to describe what sort of political shock would reduce their Common Equity Tier 1 capital by 300 basis points...

UK’s WH Smith delays results again over audit review

Having already postponed once in October, the company had been due to release results for the year ended August 31 on December 16 International News...

WHO chief ‘not worried’ about US bilateral deals affecting pandemic treaty

The U.S. signed a new five-year agreement with Kenya earlier this month under an 'America First' global health plan International News via Reuters: The World Health...

Strong winds leave millions in Sao Paulo without power, cutting water and flights

Damaging wind storms also caused vast power outages in 2023 and 2024, putting utility firm Enel under intense public scrutiny International News via Reuters: About 1.5...

Bangladesh to hold first vote since uprising, president to quit

An interim administration led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has governed since, but has been grappling with fresh protests over delayed reforms, and warnings...

Microsoft fights $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences

Regulators in Britain, Europe and the United States have separately begun examining Microsoft and others' practices in relation to cloud computing International News via Reuters: Microsoft...

FTSE 100 gains after Fed’s softer tone; eyes on GDP data

The Fed lowered rates by an expected 25 basis points in a divided vote on Wednesday, but signalled interest rates are unlikely to fall...

Thai PM moves to dissolve parliament, setting stage for elections

Government spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat told Reuters the move followed a disagreement with the largest grouping in parliament, the opposition People's Party International News via Reuters: Thailand's...
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