Dollar Pause Offers Some Respite, But World Stocks Set For Worst Month In 2 Years
World shares rose on Friday, at the end of a month that will be the benchmark's worst in two years, as a slight pullback in the dollar from 20-year highs offered relief to battered markets.
Dollar Pause, China Economy Support Pledge Lift Markets
A dollar pullback from 20-year highs and Chinese authorities' pledge to support economic growth offered respite to battered equity markets on Friday, though Wall Street remained poised to open lower after lacklustre earnings from retail giant Amazon.
Toyota's Thai Unit Agrees To Boost EV Incentives
The Thai unit of Toyota Motor Corp on Friday signed an agreement with the Southeast Asian country on incentives to promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in the major regional auto production base.
New Mexico Wildfire Burns 166 Homes, Thousands Ready To Evacuate
A drought-driven wildfire has destroyed 166 homes in northern New Mexico and is threatening hundreds more as fierce winds fan flames towards mountain villages, local officials said.
Musk Sells Tesla Shares Worth $8.5 Billion, Says No More Sales Planned
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk sold $8.5 billion worth of shares in the electric vehicle maker, U.S.
Musk Sells Tesla Shares Worth $8.5 Billion Ahead Of Twitter Takeover
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk sold $8.5 billion worth of shares in the electric vehicle maker, U.S.
U.S. Believes Russian Intelligence Was Behind Attack On Journalist - Media
The United States believes Russian intelligence was behind an April chemical attack on a Nobel Peace Prize-winning Russian journalist critical of the Kremlin, U.S.
Billionaire Luiza Trajano, The Businesswoman Shaking Up Brazil
Billionaire Luiza Trajano, the businesswoman shaking up Brazil
Life After Sumo: Retired Wrestlers Fight For New Careers
Life after sumo: retired wrestlers fight for new careers
With Inflation Rising, Millions In Argentina Rely On Food Aid
With inflation rising, millions in Argentina rely on food aid
Honduras Requests Development Bank Membership In Search Of Financing
Honduras requested membership of the CAF-Development Bank of Latin America, the organization reported Thursday, as leftist President Xiomara Castro's administration seeks financing to alleviate severe budgetary imbalances left by her predecessor.
Dollar Towers At Two-decade High On Growth Woes, Fed Outlook
The dollar held firm at a 20-year high on Friday and was poised to score its best monthly gain in a decade, buoyed by bets on rising U.S.
Dollar Pauses For Breath, Eyes Best Month In A Decade
The dollar edged off a 20-year high on Friday, but was within sight of its best monthly gain in a decade, buoyed by bets on rising U.S.
Dollar Slips, Still Set For Best Month Since 2015
The dollar edged down from its recent 20-year high on Friday but was still on track for its best month since 2015, having been boosted by a combination of expectations for U.S.
Dollar On Track For Best Month Since 2015
The dollar slipped from 20-year highs against a basket of currencies on Friday but remained on track for the best month in seven years as concerns about the global economy and a hawkish Federal Reserve bolstered demand for the greenback.
Dollar Slips, But Posts Best Month Since 2015
The dollar slipped from 20-year highs against a basket of currencies on Friday, but posted the best month in seven years as concerns about the global economy and a hawkish Federal Reserve bolstered demand for the greenback.
Oil Eases As China Lockdowns Weigh On Demand Outlook
Oil prices were mixed on Friday as China's COVID-19 lockdowns weighed on the outlook for crude demand, although supply disruption fears as Western sanctions curb crude and products exports from Russia underpinned prices.
Oil Extends Gains As Supply Concerns Trump China Lockdowns
Oil prices rose for a fourth day on Friday as Russian supply disruption fears trumped COVID-19 lockdowns in China, the world's biggest crude importer, that are weighing on demand.
Oil Extends Gains As Supply Fears Outweigh China Lockdowns
Oil prices rose for a fourth day on Friday as fears over Russian supply disruption outweighed the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns in China, the world's biggest crude importer.
At S.Korea's Fried Chicken Diners, Palm Oil Squeeze Feeds Inflation Fears
Mr Lee's diner, a cheap-and-cheerful fried chicken shop near central Seoul, has held firm against raising prices for a decade and a half.
Equine Virus Identified In Deaths Of Wild Captive Horses In Colorado
Laboratory tests have pinpointed the equine virus suspected of triggering an outbreak of a respiratory illness that has killed at least 95 captive wild horses in less than a week at a federal corral in Colorado, U.S.
GM Says 'Progress' Made In Wage Talks With New Union In Mexico
General Motors made "important progress" in wage negotiations with a new independent union representing several thousand workers at a GM plant in central Mexico, the auto giant told Reuters on Thursday.
High-flying Tech Giants Buffeted By Turbulent Times, Earnings Show
High-flying tech giants buffeted by turbulent times, earnings show
10 Football Pitches Of Pristine Rainforest Lost Per Minute In 2021
10 football pitches of pristine rainforest lost per minute in 2021
Ecuador Lifts Indoor And Outdoor Mask Mandates
Ecuador will immediately lift mask mandates for both indoor and outdoor spaces thanks to significant gains made against coronavirus, President Guillermo Lasso said on Thursday.
S.Korea To Lift Outdoor Mask Mandate Starting Next Week
South Korea will lift an outdoor face mask mandate starting next week, Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum announced on Friday, in the country's latest step to ease COVID-19 restrictions as it learns to live with the Omicron variant.
S.Korea Lifts Outdoor Mask Mandate, Incoming Gov't Concerned
South Korea said on Friday it will lift an outdoor face mask mandate next week in the country's latest step to ease COVID-19 restrictions, despite opposition from the incoming government which labelled the decision "premature".
White House Seeks $500 Million For Farmers To Grow More Wheat, Pay For Market Loans
The Biden administration is asking Congress to approve $500 million for the farm sector, in a bid to woo U.S.
Expats Flee As Shanghai's COVID Lockdown Drags
Shanghai's heavy-handed COVID-19 lockdown is driving scores of foreign residents to flee the commercial centre, denting the appeal of mainland China's most cosmopolitan city and prompting others to rethink their futures in the metropolis.
Tourist Favourite Thailand's Recovery Lags On COVID Rule Changes
When 23-year-old Norwegian Anastasia Johansen and her boyfriend were planning their first vacation in two years, they considered going to Thailand but chose nearby Vietnam instead, for its simpler entry rules on the coronavirus.