Glass Lewis, a major proxy adviser, will stop offering its "benchmark voting" recommendations in 2027. Instead they will provide a new set of options to clients. Glass...
Doctors without Borders announced on Tuesday that it will close an emergency clinic located in Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital city. The closure is due to the violent clashes...
Wall Street ended Tuesday with mixed results and gold reached a new record high, as investors took into account the positive economic outlook from the International Monetary...
A trade group representing aluminum industry demanded on Tuesday a ban on U.S. imports of used beverage containers to China in order to support American productions of...
Wall Street stocks were mixed Tuesday, and Treasury yields fell as investors weighed the upbeat economic outlook from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Federal Reserve Chairman...
On Tuesday, a Russian official announced that the restoration of external power to Zaporizhzhia's nuclear power plant in Russia will begin this week. The station has been...
The gold price surpassed the $4,100 mark on Tuesday. This was boosted by the expectation of a rate reduction this month by the U.S. Federal Reserve, and...
Integra Capital's general managing director announced on Tuesday that the company, which invests in zinc and led mining assets, had made a graphite find in northern Argentina....
According to documents seen on Tuesday, Brazil's Ibama environmental agency has requested more information from the state-run Petrobras in order to complete the licensing process of drilling...
Titan Mining announced on Tuesday that it will begin producing graphite at its Empire State Mines, located in New York. This comes days after China increased export...
Magda Chabriard, the CEO of Brazil's Petrobras, said that the company wants the government to require the use coprocessed diesel with vegetable oil. The firm is capable...
Wall Street stocks plunged on Tuesday as renewed trade tensions between Washington, Beijing and a prolonged U.S. Government shutdown dampened investor risk appetite. In early trading, all...
The expected new Chinese restrictions on rare earth metals exports may have a significant effect on the European automotive industry, according to the Italian auto parts maker...
Maros SEFCIOVIC, EU Trade Commissioner, said that the European Commission wants the United States' tariffs removed on steel products as Brussels tries to push parts of the...
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said on Tuesday that she still expects the U.S. Central bank to deliver rate cuts at its two final policy meetings in...
Analysts say that the European Commission's plan to use frozen Russian assets to provide financial assistance to Ukraine has shook some central banks. This could lead to...
India's Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that an Indian-backed refinery in Mongolia will begin operating in 2028. The Mongolian authorities want Indian companies to also explore for oil...
Sources with direct knowledge said that the EU is likely to approve ADNOC's 14.7 billion euro ($17 billion) offer for German chemicals firm Covestro. EU regulators are...
China Nonferrous Metal Mining Group's Vice General Manager said that the group is preparing three stockpiles containing precious and rare metals as well as "scattered" or low-concentration...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) upgraded its economic growth forecasts for Saudi Arabia in 2025 on Tuesday, due to an earlier than expected unwinding of production cuts....
General Motors announced on Tuesday that it will take a $1.6billion charge in the third-quarter as it reshapes the electric vehicle strategy after the federal incentive was...
The Pakistani finance minister announced that the country is set to sign an agreement on the review of its loan program with the International Monetary Fund in...
Titan Mining announced on Tuesday that it would begin producing graphite at its Empire State Mines, located in New York. This comes just days after China increased...
The Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated on Tuesday that Poland's defence sector may play a part in restructuring the state-controlled coal firm JSW, which is struggling....
Eversource Energy, a utility firm, said Tuesday that it expects to incur a charge of $75 million after tax or 20 cents per common share in the...
According to a copy seen on Wednesday, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has issued a decree to resume international carbon trading after a hiatus of four years. In...
The shares of German copper producer Aurubis dropped on Wednesday, after Salzgitter, the company's largest shareholder sold bonds worth 500 million euros ($582 millions) that could be...
Iron ore futures declined on Wednesday for the second consecutive session. This was due to concerns about demand, resulting from an escalating Sino-U.S. Trade spat as well...
Haitham Al Ghais, Secretary General of OPEC, reiterated Wednesday that oil and gas will continue to make up about 30% in the global energy mix until 2050....
Gold reached the $4,200 per ounce mark for the first ever time on Wednesday. This was boosted by expectations of more U.S. interest rate cuts. Meanwhile, renewed...
The Solvent Extractors' Association of India reported on Wednesday that India's palm oils imports fell to their lowest level since May, as refiners switched to soyoil which...
Gold reached a new high on Wednesday just below the $4,200 per ounce mark, boosted by expectations for further U.S. interest rate cuts. Meanwhile, renewed U.S. China...
From Monday to Thursday, the elite Central Committee of China’s ruling Communist Party is holding a closed door meeting to discuss, amongst other things, its 15th five-year...
Orlen, a Polish oil refiner, has offered to purchase all the shares in Grupa Azoty Polyolefins. GAP is a petrochemical division of Grupa Azoty - a state-controlled...
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The global stock market recovered its losses on Wednesday thanks to dovish remarks from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, and positive bank earnings in Wall Street. However,...
Rae Wee gives us a look at what the European and global markets will be like tomorrow. Investors are choosing to ignore the simmering U.S. China trade...
The oil prices continued to fall on Wednesday as investors considered the International Energy Agency warnings of a surplus supply in 2026, and the U.S./China trade tensions...
Shanghai copper fell on Tuesday, as tensions escalated between the two largest economies in the world, China and the United States, threatening to increase demand for the...
Utility firm Eversource Energy said on Tuesday it expects a $75 million or 20 cents per share after-tax charge in the third quarter due to an increased liability...
Geraldine Slattery is the head of BHP Australia. She said that Australia must increase access to low-cost power and speed up environmental approvals if it wants to...
Iron ore futures ranged on Wednesday as worries about the worsening Sino US trade dispute and China's low inflation data, its largest consumer, offset optimism regarding remaining...
The Asian stock market staged a modest rebound on Wednesday. This was helped by the dovish remarks of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, and positive bank earnings...
The oil prices dropped in the early trading on Wednesday. This was a continuation of the losses made in the previous session. Investors weighed the warning from...
Climate advisers warned that Britain is not prepared for the extreme weather conditions already taking place. This year, Britain experienced the warmest summer in recorded history, which...
Officials said that a network overload and residual effects from previous Russian attacks caused blackouts to occur in Kyiv, and other Ukrainian regions, late Tuesday. In some...
In Washington, Ukraine's Prime Minister said that she would focus on Russian attacks against her country's power grid during talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy later this week....
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