EUROPEAN MARKET

European shares rose Thursday due to Fed rate cut prospects, weak U.S. data, and Labour gains. FTSE 100 rose by 0.5%, STOXX 600 by 0.3%, led by banks and Continental's 9.6% rise. German industrial orders fell 1.6% in May. Roche fell 2.3% after halti...

​ European shares rose on Wednesday as investors welcomed dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and looked ahead to the second round of the French vote and a national election in the UK.

Wall Street equity indices advanced to fresh records Tuesday as markets embraced commentary from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, while European bourses retreated on unease about upcoming French elections. But bourses in Paris and Frankfurt both...

The euro was 0.32% higher at $1.0747, while European stock futures rose 1% as exit polls showed Marine Le Pen's eurosceptic National Rally emerged ahead in the first round of the French vote but with fewer votes than some analysts had forecast.

Euro 2024 excitement rises with political shifts in Britain and France. M&A activity surges amidst economic uncertainties. Emerging Asia grapples with inflation as central banks navigate rate decisions. Labour's potential win in Britain poses fiscal...

European shares fell on Friday, with Carlsberg Group dropping 8% after Britvic rejected its $3.9 billion takeover bid, causing a 0.3% decline in the STOXX 600.

Private equity-backed Stanley Lifestyles, the fourth-largest player in India's home furniture market, is set to launch a ₹537 crore IPO. The company's revenues have more than doubled, and net profit has grown significantly in recent years.

Central bank decisions in Britain, Switzerland, and Norway will show the rate cutting trend, while retail sales data from the US and China will indicate consumer health. Europe gears up for the Euros 2024 tournament in Germany. Investors are monitor...

European shares opened higher on Wednesday, supported by a drop in euro zone bond yields. Investor focus shifted to crucial events like U.S. inflation print and the Federal Reserve's monetary decision amid French political uncertainty.

Asian stocks fell as traders reduced bets for Fed rate cuts due to a tight US labor market. A snap election in France raised political concerns, impacting the euro. MSCI's Asia-Pacific shares index also dropped.

The Nifty index closed the week with a 3.6% increase amidst two significant occurrences: the highly anticipated election results and the monetary policy decision by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). As trading resumes on Monday, a range of significan...

The world witnessed unexpected outcomes in the Mexican elections and Narendra Modi's victory, impacting markets globally. Claudia Sheinbaum's landslide win also played a significant role in reshaping market dynamics.

India's interest rate decision and Chinese trade figures are key events for Asian investors on Friday amid global political volatility and stock market highs.

It was enough to snip the pan-European STOXX 600's gains back to 0.6%, while the euro inched up to almost $1.0890 against the dollar and government bond yields - which reflect borrowing costs and move inversely to price - ticked up too.

The pan-European STOXX 600 benchmark rose by 0.7%, with the technology subindex surging 2.6%, driven by significant gains from Wall Street's tech giants.

​European shares opened higher on Wednesday, mirroring global sentiment as a soft U.S. labour market data firmed bets of a rate cut from the Federal Reserve, ahead of the European Central Bank's key rate verdict later this week.

​ European stocks were subdued on Monday, with several major markets closed and investors taking a cautious stance ahead of key inflation data from the United States and Europe later this week.

European autos stocks were the worst performing equity market sector on Wednesday, following a report that suggested there was potential for China to impose higher tariffs on cars.

Markets are hoping for evidence that will solidify a brightening global economic outlook, though rising trade tensions are casting a cloud, while G7 finance ministers gather in Italy.