Dollar Drifts Up But Set For Biggest Weekly Drop In 4 Months
The dollar edged higher on Friday but was on track for its biggest weekly drop in nearly four months as traders lowered Federal Reserve rate hike expectations amid signs the U.S.
Dollar Heads For Weekly Drop As Traders Pare Fed Rate Hike Views
The dollar edged lower and was on track for its second-straight weekly decline as traders pared expectations for U.S.
Dollar Slides For Second Week As Traders Adjust Fed Rate Hike Views
The dollar edged lower on Friday on its way to a second-straight weekly decline as traders pared expectations for U.S.
Ukraine's Zelensky Accuses Russia Of 'Genocide' In Donbas Onslaught
Ukraine's Zelensky accuses Russia of 'genocide' in Donbas onslaught
The Arctic's Tricky Quest For Sustainable Tourism
The Arctic's tricky quest for sustainable tourism
Asia Shares Join Global Rebound As Fed Hike Fears Ease, China Tech Boost
Asian shares extended overnight global gains thanks to strong results from regional tech firms and U.S.
Asia Shares Join Global Rebound On Easing Of Fed Hike Fears, China Tech Boost
Asian shares on Friday extended overnight global gains thanks to strong results from regional tech firms and U.S.
World Stocks Eye First Weekly Gain In Eight Weeks, Dollar Hits 1-mth Low
World stocks were heading for their first weekly gain in eight weeks on Friday on a more upbeat earnings view while the dollar hit one-month lows after the Federal Reserve's minutes suggested it could put the brakes on rapid rate hikes later this year.
U.S., World Stocks Toast Earnings, U.S. Rate Outlook
U.S. stocks were indicating a higher open on Wall Street and world stocks eyed their first weekly gain in eight on Friday on a more upbeat earnings view and after this week's Federal Reserve minutes dampened fears of mega-high interest rates.
World Shares Rise On U.S. Spending, Inflation Data
World shares rose and the dollar weakened on Friday after data showed that U.S.
Equities Rise, Yields Fall After Data Shows U.S. Inflation May Have Peaked
World shares rose and the yield on benchmark U.S. Treasuries weakened on Friday after data showed that U.S.
'Stop Playing' With Russia, End War: Zelenskiy Tells West
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged the West to stop playing around with Russia and impose tougher sanctions on it to end its "senseless war" in Ukraine, adding that his country would remain independent, the only question was at what price.
Russian Proxies Claim Control Of Key Town In East Ukraine
Russia's separatist proxies in eastern Ukraine claimed full control of the important battlefield town of Lyman on Friday, and Ukraine appeared to concede it, as Moscow presses its biggest advance for weeks.
Russia Captures Centre Of Lyman, Encircles Most Of Sievierodonetsk
Russian forces in eastern Ukraine captured the centre of the railway hub town of Lyman and encircled most of Sievierodonetsk, Ukrainian officials acknowledged on Friday, as Kyiv's forces fell back in the face of Moscow's biggest advance for weeks.
Russia Battles To Take Railroad Hub, Surrounds Major City In East Ukraine
Russian forces in eastern Ukraine captured the centre of the railway hub town of Lyman and encircled most of Sievierodonetsk city, Ukrainian officials said on Friday, as Kyiv's forces fell back in the face of Moscow's biggest advance for weeks.
Ukraine Says Troops May Retreat From Eastern Region As Russia Advances
Ukraine said on Friday its forces may need to retreat from their last pocket of resistance in Luhansk to avoid being captured by Russian troops pressing an advance in the east that has shifted the momentum of the three-month-old war.
Ex-mayors Vie To Become Colombia's Next President
Ex-mayors vie to become Colombia's next president
Liverpool Eye Revenge Against Real Madrid In Champions League Final Rematch
Liverpool eye revenge against Real Madrid in Champions League final rematch
Left Hopes For Historic Win In Colombia's 'Change Election'
Left hopes for historic win in Colombia's 'change election'
'Do Something Now:' Mourners Demand Action After US School Shooting
'Do something now:' mourners demand action after US school shooting
China Pig Breeders Go High-tech In Self-sufficiency Push
Tiny slivers of ear tissue snipped from hours-old piglets offer valuable clues for the team at Best Genetics Group (BGG) as it strives to improve the genetics of China's hog herd to produce cheaper meat for the world's top pork consumer.
Guatemala President Could Still Attend Americas Summit, Minister Says
Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei could still attend the Summit of the Americas next month, his foreign minister said Thursday, barely a week after the leader said he would not be going to the U.S.-hosted gathering in Los Angeles.
Oil Prices Increase Supported By The Prospect Of A Tight Market
Oil prices rose on Friday, as signs of a tight market supported prices ahead of the U.S.
Oil Settles Up Ahead Of U.S. Driving Season, EU Embargo Decision
Oil prices rose on Friday, closing out the week with gains ahead of the U.S.
With U.S. Trade Deal Stalled, UK Pairs Up With Indiana
Britain will sign its first state-level trade agreement with the U.S.
China, Russia Veto US Bid At UN To Punish North Korea
China, Russia veto US bid at UN to punish North Korea
Chevron, Union Sign Tentative Pact To End California Refinery Strike
The United Steelworkers union (USW) on Thursday afternoon signed a tentative agreement to end a nine-week-old strike at Chevron Corp's Richmond, California, refinery, the company said.
America's Biggest Gun Lobby To Hold Major Gathering In Shadow Of Mass Shootings
America's biggest gun lobby, the National Rifle Association, pressed ahead with preparations for its annual gathering starting on Friday in Houston, just 280 miles (450 km) from the scene of the country's worst school shooting in a decade.
Nigeria Finance Minister: Low Oil Output Barely Enough To Cover Petrol Imports
Low crude oil production means Nigeria is barely able to cover the cost of imported petrol from its oil and gas revenue, Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed told Reuters on Thursday.
New Zealand House Prices To Sink 9.0% This Year, Another 2% In 2023: Reuters Poll
New Zealand's house prices are forecast to sink 9.0% this year as aggressive interest rate hikes take some heat out of the blazing housing market amid a worsening cost of living crisis, keeping potential buyers on the sidelines, a Reuters poll found.