Turkey's most important stock index, the BIST 100, dropped sharply on Wednesday, falling over 8%, as the country was hit by a political ruckus.Earlier today, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who is a part of the Republican People's Party (CHP) and was supposed to become its candidate for the 2028...
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi stated that Tokyo is watching domestic and overseas market changes with a "sense of urgency" but did not provide comments on daily share moves in the wake of Nikkei slumping 3.50% on Wednesday.
Hayashi said the government will dedicate itself...
The United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced on Thursday the major overhaul of listing rules in over three decades. The measures are set to enhance growth and innovation in UK stock markets.The new rules, effective from July 29, aim to simplify the listing process, making it...
The euro dropped over half a percentage point and hit lows last seen in July 2017 on Friday after United States President Donald Trump tweeted about the currency.
Trump blamed the Federal Reserve earlier in the day, saying US exporters are suffering because of the strong dollar.
The euro hit a...
The S&P 500 does better in years when the New England Patriots lose the Super Bowl compared to the years they win it, Axios reported on Sunday, citing LPL Financial Research.
On average, the S&P 500 gained an annual 1.5% when the Patriots won the Super Bowl. However, when they were the...
The British pound traded near the session lows against the United States dollar after United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May delivered remarks in the Parliament regarding the Brexit deal. May stated that the divorce proposal "is a matter of national interest" despite calling it "ambitious."...
Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped over 300 points on Wednesday during the trading session on Wall Street. The major blue-chip index rose 1.14%, reaching an all-time intraday high of 26,086.76 at 8:49 pm CET. The Dow first surged above the 26,000 mark on Tuesday.
Stocks traded in the green...
European markets finished the trading session on Monday in the green as hopes of the US tax bill being passed in Congress this week increased and boosted confidence that corporations will see tax cuts.
The FTSE 100 ended 0.57% in the green, with insurance group Old Mutual Plc soaring...
Market participants took the main British equity index marginally above the flat line on Monday despite the slight increase in the value of the pound against the euro. The FTSE 100 was held just one point in positive territory 7,524.45, as best performers GKN and Micro Focus gained 5.05%...
In the runup of President Donald Trump's speech in Missouri on tax reform on Wednesday, equities in the United States brushed off geopolitical tension and rose on the back of a surprise revision higher to the economic growth figures for the second quarter. The improvement was underpinned with...
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