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Update: US Equity Futures Mostly Flat Pre-Bell as Traders Evaluate Further Inflation Data
(Updates with economic data, recent oil price movement, world markets' overview and corporate stock...
US PPI comes in softer than expected, confirms easing inflation pressure
Producer inflation in the United States (US) cooled more than expected in July, adding to evidence t...
EU buys record amount of gas from Russia’s flagship plant
Europe purchased almost all the LNG produced by the Yamal facility in the first half of 2026 ahead of import ban
Traders braced for won volatility after blockbuster SK Hynix listing
South Korean chipmaker set to repatriate more than $26bn from share sale over the next month
Oil prices jump as US and Iran step up tit-for-tat strikes
Traders fear escalating hostilities could further restrict the flow of crude through the Strait of Hormuz
US launches another round of strikes on Iran as ceasefire teeters
Trump administration insists that the Strait of Hormuz remains open after Tehran declared it closed
Lindsey Graham, Republican senator, 1955-2026
Veteran proponent of US power was a Trump critic who became one of the president’s most influential advocates
Iran bets Trump will blink first
Tehran takes high-stakes gamble with US over Strait of Hormuz
Zelenskyy dismisses Ukraine’s PM in cabinet shake-up
Yulia Svyrydenko to exit as president announces sweeping government changes less than a year since last reshuffle
Qatar’s Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani dies aged 74
Former ruler was known for modernising gas-rich Gulf state and pursuing regional dialogue rather than confrontation
The great reinvention of Hunter Biden
You have to hand it to him — the man knows how to troll with the best of them
A three-way nuclear arms race
Today’s world has alarming echoes of the era before weapons controls
Why are China and India so bad at football?
Despite large populations and economies, the countries consistently fail to qualify for the World Cup
Knives out at US Supreme Court as justices’ squabbles go public
The spilling-over of partisan divisions on the normally collegiate bench erodes public support for the institution