By Craig Erlam It’s been a rough start to the week for stock markets, with trade data from China not helping to lift the mood at a time when we’re already seeing
After reigniting, the fire in the foothills of the Limassol mountains is completely under control with no active front, while firefighting forces on Tuesday launched pre-emptive water drops with the help of
Europe’s Big Five leagues are expected to see the second revenue drop in their recent history, falling by 0.7% to €18 bln in the 2023/2024 season, a market survey has shown. The
After becoming the fastest-growing social media platform and reaching 100 mln users twelve times faster than ChatGPT and 55 times faster than TikTok, Meta’s Threads has seen its user growth significantly slow
The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) condemns last week’s visit by US Congressman Pete Sessions to the Turkish-occupied north. A statement by AHI said that Congressman Sessions is the first American politician to break with
Athens favours Turkey’s course towards Europe, but Ankara must take tangible steps under EU law, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said in an interview with Ghad TV during a recent visit to
By Moody’s Analytics The U.S. labour market remains tight, but conditions loosened materially in June. The modest decline in the number of job openings from May to June comes after May’s figure
By Naeem Aslam The US jobs number failed to bring a massive surprise on either side. Non-farm payrolls rose by 187,000 in July, falling short of the market expectation of 200,000 and
By Naeem Aslam The most important day of the month is here: the US non-farm payrolls. This particular data set has the ability to not only dictate the trading tone for the
By Edward Moya Wall Street is watching a global bond market selloff get uglier as US stocks wavered late Thursday ahead of massive earnings from Apple and Amazon. A lot of economic
