London stocks fell on Thursday, giving back part of the previous session’s sharp advance, as a rebound in oil prices and fresh doubts over a fragile Middle East ceasefire damped…
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China’s auto industry saw a sharp acceleration in export growth in March despite disruptions arising from the conflict in the Middle East. Chinese carmakers have become increasingly dependent on global…
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The DAX Index pulled back by over 1.37% on Thursday, erasing some of the gains made a day earlier. It dropped to €23,755 from this week’s high of €24,140. This…
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US stock futures edged lower on Thursday, giving back some of the previous session’s relief rally, as investors weighed the durability of a fragile Middle East ceasefire and braced for…
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There is a reason pipeline stocks keep showing up in long-term portfolios even when the rest of the market is chasing the next big growth trade. They are not as…
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Rene Haas is set to oversee much of SoftBank Group’s international business while remaining chief executive of Arm, according to the Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter. The…
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At 6:12 on a Tuesday morning, Trump posted that a whole civilisation would die that night. By 8 p.m., he had announced a ceasefire. By Wednesday’s open, the Nasdaq was…
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European stock futures pointed to a modestly firmer open on Thursday, with FTSE 100 Futures up around 0.4% at 10,649.5, although the tone remained cautious as investors weighed a sharp…
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Alibaba Group stock fell approximately 3% in Hong Kong on Thursday after Jefferies reduced its price target for the Chinese tech giant. The price action revived a familiar market debate…
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Foreign investors poured a record 2.96 trillion yen ($18.65 billion) into Tokyo-listed shares in the week ended April 4, reversing three straight weeks of selling as easing geopolitical tensions and fiscal year-end trading…