US Senate passes debt limit bill
Daily NewsThe US Senate has approved a bill that would prevent the country from defaulting by increasing the debt limit. A vote was also held in the US Senate on the Fiscal...
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The US Senate has approved a bill that would prevent the country from defaulting by increasing the debt limit. A vote was also held in the US Senate on the Fiscal...
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The Capital Markets Board (SPK) approved the public offerings of "A1 Capital Investment Securities Inc.", "Forte Information Communication Technologies and Defens...
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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with Ajay Banga, who will take office as President of the World Bank. According to a statement from the US Treasury Departm...
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The United Nations (UN) reported concerns about the slowdown in the implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. UN Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric made a sta...
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The contraction in manufacturing activity in the US continued for the 7th month due to the decrease in orders. The ISM manufacturing index in the US fell from 47....
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Oil rose as progress on a U.S. debt deal and expanding factory activity in China overshadowed ongoing concerns about the demand outlook. U.S. crude rose above $68...
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker and Fed Chairman Philip Jefferson said the central bank is leaning toward not raising rates at its June meeting. Federal...
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China’s private sector manufacturing sector survey showed that manufacturing activity unexpectedly grew in May. China’s factory activity rose above the 50-mark se...
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Asian markets were mostly higher after a House vote passed a U.S. debt ceiling bill. Asia-Pacific markets were mostly higher on Thursday after a bill to raise the...
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The US House of Representatives has approved a bill that would prevent the country from defaulting by increasing the debt limit. The bill, which was agreed upon a...
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Japanese automaker Toyota is expanding its investments in industries that support the transition to electric vehicles. The company has decided to invest an additi...
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The Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Germany's decision to close four Russian consulates general will not go unanswered. The Russian Foreign Ministry's sta...
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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) reported that economic activity in the country showed “very little” change in April and early May, while future growth expectations d...
Read MoreThe Governor of the Central Bank of Italy, Ignazio Visco, said that the implementation of a minimum wage could respond to the needs of the country regarding the p...
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) reported that global merchandise trade remained stagnant in the first quarter of the year, but forward-looking indicators point...
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Oil extended its biggest decline in four weeks on signs of weak demand and ample supply ahead of the upcoming OPEC+ meeting. U.S. crude traded below $70 a barrel ...
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said he expects interest rates to go higher in the short term and taxes to rise significantly in the long term. Fo...
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Japan’s retail sales in April fell short of estimates. Retail sales in Japan rose 5 percent year-on-year in April, government data showed on Wednesday. The data s...
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Australia’s inflation rose more than expected to 6.8% in April Australia’s headline inflation rose to 6.8% in April, beating economists’ expectations. The survey ...
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The official manufacturing PMI, prepared by the National Bureau of Statistics, fell to 48.8 in May, its lowest level in the last five months, from 49.2 in April. ...
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The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it has added two financial institutions and three individuals associated with them to its sanctions list, accused of s...
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