U.S. existing-home sales drop in October to lowest level since 2010
The numbers: U.S. existing-home sales fell 4.1% in October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.79 million, the National Association of Realtors said
UK business leaders call for pension reforms to boost domestic investment
LONDON – A consortium of high-ranking executives from leading British companies, including HSBC Holdings Plc (LON:) and the London Stock Exchange, have urged UK
Some experts balk at talk that Fed must cut rates soon if inflation keeps coming down
Over the summer months, as reporters and the markets were pondering how many more times the Federal Reserve would hike interest rates this year,
Deal on WTO reform by next ministerial meeting seen as ‘hard’: US envoy
By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) – It will be “hard” to reach a deal on fully restoring the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) arbitration powers
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This article is reprinted by permission from NerdWallet. Price increases are slowing down since inflation peaked in June 2022, at 9.1%. In fact, data
Canada Infrastructure Bank boosts EV charging network with $210M deal
OTTAWA – The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) and Parkland Corporation have struck a significant $210 million financing agreement to amplify the electric vehicle (EV)
Economy still flashing recession signs, U.S. leading index finds
The numbers: The leading economic index declined 0.8% in October and fell for the 19th month in a row, but the U.S. economy doesn’t appear
Barclays joins mortgage rate battle with sub-5% offerings
LONDON – Barclays has stepped into the competitive mortgage landscape with new rates aimed at homeowners and buyers, joining a slew of lenders offering
Fed’s Barkin says he sees inflation ‘being stubborn,’ makes case for keeping rates ‘higher for longer’
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Tom Barkin said Monday that inflation has come down nicely, but some businesses are planning to keep raising prices
German government’s court setback unlikely to impact EU fiscal rule reform
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