Is it too early to trade the US election? Citi weighs in
The first presidential debate is set for Thursday evening, with a close race anticipated. Unusually early in the election...
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How the General Election could affect benefit payments in July
As the UK General Election on July 4 approaches, benefit recipients are expressing concerns about how a potential shift...
France could be headed for a difficult return to reality – ING
France’s economic outlook is complicated by robust fiscal deficits and high debt, according to a recent report from ING...
Biden vs Trump: Stocks that could benefit in the most likely US election outcome scenarios
As the US presidential election approaches in November, analysts predict rising equity market volatility due to policy uncertainty. An...
Europe risks trade war, China says before German talks
Beijing warned on Friday that escalating tensions with the European Union over electric vehicle (EV) imports could spark a...
Scoop: Trump has big fundraising plans for VP
Former President Trump is prioritizing fundraising ability in his selection of a running mate, according to Republican sources. This...
EU finance ministers see some use for EU industrial policy
European Union finance ministers have cautiously supported the idea of an EU industrial policy to address market failures and...
U.S. Pushes Japan and Netherlands for Tighter China Semiconductor Restrictions
A U.S. official is visiting Japan after meeting with the Dutch government to urge tighter restrictions on China’s semiconductor...
Russia’s Putin praises Vietnam for its stance on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin commended Vietnam for its “balanced” approach to the Ukraine conflict in an opinion piece published...
Immigration surge projected to boost growth over next decade, CBO says
Increased immigration to the U.S. is projected to drive higher economic growth, boost federal revenues, and reduce deficits over...