Mario Draghi's term as ECB president is about to end--on October 31st no less. But before he bows out, he issued a warning. In a statement he had been quoted saying that slowing global growth and the whole

China to request slashing of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods U.S. and Chinese trade officials are set o discuss plans on Friday for China to purchase more U.S. farm products, but in exchange, China will

Johnson asks for Dec. 12 elections to break Brexit impasse British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday he wanted a general election slated on Dec. 12 to break Britain’s Brexit impasse.

Citi hails first female president in Jane Fraser Citigroup Inc. has promoted Jane Fraser as the president and head of its consumer bank. She becomes the first female top leader of the U.S. bank. Stephen

Oil slid to less than $61 per barrel due to a surprise drop in US crude inventories. Economic weakness hit the market—its latest sign, the lower oil demand and the decreasing employment in

The first half of the day saw the XAU/USD pair moving sideways a bit above $1,490. It felt modest bearish pressure in the last hour and dove to a low of $1,488. It must be noted that the drop is technical

British asset managers face firmer checks on investment policy British asset managers are facing sterner checks on how they hold company assets along with considering environmental, social, and governance

Japan, Korea agree to mend trade tension Japan and South Korea met for the highest-level meeting and concurred to ease trade feud between them as Primes Minister Shinzo Abe shook hands with premier Lee

The Analysts at TD Securities, Brexit developments today may be relatively quiet. This is in light of EU's decision on Article 50's extension due on Friday, Monday even, at an emergency summit--that is,

Tesla makes surprise profit figures Tesla made a surprise profit markers as it posted $342 million. Wall Street had expected the company would yield negative figures amounting to $257 million. After the

Wall Street slams WWE as its annual shares plummet World Wrestling Entertainment’s (WWE) shares struggled this year and Wall Street might kick them out of the markets. WWE must be capitalizing on

EU to delay Brexit as Johnson pauses legislative process  European Union Council President Donald Tusk said on Tuesday that the EU should delay Brexit after Prime Minister Boris Johnson suspended

European shares suffered on Wednesday after Texas Instruments firm released an early warning about an anticipated technology slowdown as UK legislation postponed yet again Britain’s attempt to exit

The proposed impeachment for President Donald Trump is gaining traction among his critics; it surged to 3% points since last week according to an Oct. 18-22 public poll. The poll states that 46% of Americans

European shares suffered minimal fluctuation on Tuesday following well-ended results on corporate earnings and as investors hope for an organized scheme over US-China trade talks and Britain’s attempt

Boris Johnson sent a request note to extend the Brexit deadline to the European Union as forced by the British parliament. Johnson, who opposes a further delay to Brexit after a deal was reached between

Last Monday, British members of Parliament were denied to vote on the new exit deal that PM Boris Johnson secured from Brussels. The debate regarding the bill and the apparent extensions for the divorce

The European Commission sent letters to the finance ministers of Italy and France to ask for clarifications about their 2020 budget drafts. The request comes as said drafts were found to be in conflict

Johnson braces for crunch votes results, Brexit remains uncertain On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was highly anticipating the results of cotes that will make or break his promise to lead

Halliburton Co reported a 32% fall in their quarterly profit due to weak demand in its biggest market, North America. Revenue from North America reported to fall 21% in the third quarter, mainly due to