Oil declined after China’s highly anticipated Finance Ministry briefing on Saturday lacked specific new incentives to boost consumption in the world’s biggest crude importer.

Gold prices eased on Monday as broad economic stimulus measures in China, the biggest bullion consumer, failed to invoke investor confidence and a U.S. dollar rally to two-month highs capped upside ...

By Stella Qiu SYDNEY (Reuters) -Asian stocks edged lower on Tuesday, contrasting with a strong Wall Street close and investor ...

For next year, OPEC cut its 2025 global demand growth estimate to 1.64 million bpd from 1.74 million bpd. OPEC+ has ...

Shares in Asia climbed after another strong performance on Wall Street, with stocks hitting fresh record highs. Oil dropped ...

After Beijing’s weekend stimulus update fell flat, global investors were left in a fog, but Wall Street charged ahead like a runaway train. The S&P 500 and Dow extended their blistering rally, setting ...

The slowdown in the rapid rise of interest rates over recent weeks lead to a shift higher in Wall Street last week. The S&P 500 added 1% while the tech-tilted Nasdaq 100 rose 1.1%.

Gold futures turned lower as China's latest stimulus measures and a stronger U.S. dollar weigh on investor confidence.

The coordinated global easing cycle since last month is one of the most active for rate cuts since the turn of the ...

As global growth has weakened, policymakers have started to respond. The U.S. Federal Reserve is committed to avoiding ...

Asian equities were largely higher despite a stronger US dollar overnight, except for Hong Kong, which was off while Japan ...

China’s real estate industry, which accounts for about a fifth of the country’s economic activity, according to IMF, has faced numerous headwinds ...