Investing.com – Here are the top five things you need to know in financial markets on Monday, June 25: 1. Trade War Rhetoric Heats Up Escalating trade rhetoric will keep
Europe
U.K. stocks lost ground Monday, with analysts blaming the drop on fresh worries about a potential global trade war, after the U.S. over the weekend continued its tough talk on
is poised to announce the appointment of a new head for its wealth management arm, with Peter Hall, former chief of Tilney, taking over the role at the FTSE 100
Reports suggest President will target tech sector in next tariff move to thwart China investment in U.S. Oil continues to slide as OPEC decision on output adds supply, but investors
Investors approach a new trading week focused on whether the surge in share prices for a handful of tech giants continues, while in the UK, there is no shortage of
Nearly two-thirds of FTSE 100 companies do not detail their parental leave policies on their external websites, an omission campaigners say makes it “incredibly difficult for people to make informed
The DAX index risks further fall in the coming days as the index lost touch with the 12500 region over
Despite recent momentum, shares in Ashtead are still trading on 14 times forecast earnings, in line with the historic average.
Investors pulled a record amount of money from global and emerging-market equity funds in the past week, when rising trade
European markets opened slightly higher Friday morning, amid ongoing tensions in the energy market ahead of an OPEC meeting that
Nick Nelson, head of global and European equity strategy at UBS, discusses growing concerns of an all-out trade war.
Ahead of the second anniversary of the historic vote, CNBC’s Wilfred Frost reports on the process of Brexit negotiations between
OPEC ministers meeting in Vienna have agreed on oil production levels for their countries and crude-producing nations cooperating with the
U.K. stocks finished sharply higher Friday, helped by a rally for the energy sector as oil prices gained, with the
Stocks across Europe gain ground Friday, as Greece reaches a debt-relief deal with its creditors and as preliminary French and
NEW YORK (AP) — Oil prices and energy companies rallied Friday after OPEC said it will produce more oil, but
By Danilo Masoni MILAN (Reuters) – Britain’s top share index rebounded on Friday to post a weekly gain as oil
Investing.com – The Dow was higher on Friday as oil prices rose after OPEC agreed to boost output while technology
Investing.com – U.S. futures were higher on Friday, as investors put aside their trade war fears. The S&P 500 futures
