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This week, major banks will kick off their third-quarter earnings reports

The Taliban* has laid its hands on huge stockpiles of US-made arms, prompting fears that Afghanistan would now turn into a hornets nest should these weapons start...

Following its sweeping offensive and rapid capture of the Afghanistan capital of Kabul, the Taliban* is facing a whole set of domestic and international issues which...

An Israeli official said that the government is working closely with Egyptian officials ‘to reinforce the cease-fire,' but would not confirm whether Israeli officials would be attending more official talks soon

The Tesla chief executives outsized influence on Bitcoin will deter most investors from putting money into the cryptocurrency

Investors awaiting US jobs report before making the next move By Opinion By Hussein Sayed US equity futures are struggling for direction this morning after a late tech selloff yesterday sent the Nasdaq lower for a fourth consecutive session. But the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to advance to a new record high with the support of cyclical industries. European markets are also set for a subdued open following a mixed Asia session which saw Japanese stocks outperforming on their return fro...

Rand rises against subdued dollar after Fed holds rates By Siphelele Dludla Share JOHANNESBURG - THE RAND rose at a more than one-week high against the greenback yesterday amid a subdued dollar after the US Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged at near zero. The Fed was steadfast in its attempt to achieve the Federal Open Market Committees target of maximum employment and inflation at the rate of 2 percent over the long term. The rand peaked at R14.15 against the dollar during intrada...

Over the past few weeks, stock markets have been similarly buoyant, hitting new highs across the world. The broadest measure of stocks in the world’s premier economy, the S&P500 seems to hit fresh records every week or so, while the more volatile technology-heavy Nasdaq index is once more closing in on its highs. Even in Europe, where lockdowns are still ever-present and the vaccine rollout has been slower, Germany’s major stock market churned out an impressive 9 per cent gain in the first ...

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Afghan High Council for National Reconciliation has proposed a plan to restore peace in the country that prescribes the creation of an interim...

by Tyler Durden Thursday, Apr 08, 2021 - 07:50 AM European stocks hit a new record highs on Thursday, buoyed by optimism in Britain over easing lockdown restrictions, while the benign outlook on US interest rates revealed in the latest FOMC Minutes where the Fed indicated it will maintain its commitment to supportive policy, helped push S&P futures to new all time highs after the cash index closed at a record on Wednesday. Treasury yields dropped, the dollar slipped and crude oil fell as the p...