New car registrations in Europe fell for the 13th straight month in May as many companies struggled to move metal without the benefit of cash incentives from governments, industry data published on
President Barack Obama on Wednesday will announce reforms to the way the U.S. financial industry is regulated to prevent a repeat of the turmoil on Wall Street that helped spark an economic
Oil fell to around $71 a barrel on Monday, extending its retreat from a near eight-month high as the dollar firmed and analysts said the market had rallied too quickly. Crude on
U.S. stocks extended losses on Monday as a broad pullback in commodities weighed on resource shares and profit-taking hurt big-cap technology companies. * Data showing that manufacturing in New York state shrank
The International Monetary Fund on Monday said a heavy dose of stimulus would ease the U.S. recession this year and lift growth marginally in 2010. It said the U.S. dollar was only
European shares were weaker at midday on Monday, weighed down by oil and gas stocks such as Royal Dutch Shell and miners, notably Rio Tinto, as a stronger dollar depressed commodity prices.
The commercial aircraft chief of U.S. planemaker Boeing expects growth to return to the industry in the middle of next year, he told a news conference at the Pairs Air Show on
A retreat in mining and energy stocks, sparked by falling commodity prices, pulled Britain's top share index down 1.8 percent early on Monday. By 0758 GMT the FTSE 100 was down 78.86
The dollar rose across the board on Monday after Russia said the U.S. currency's role as the world's main reserve currency was unlikely to change in the near future, hitting energy and
European shares fell on Monday morning, tracking losses in Asia, with mining and energy shares hit by lower commodities prices as the U.S. dollar strengthened. At 0838 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index
