'Finance friendly' France scores late points in Brexit bank co...

By Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON (Reuters) - As bond markets brace for an end to ECB stimulus, reinvesting funds from maturing bonds the bank holds could prevent the kind of "taper tantrum" that sent yields soaring in 2013 after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled an ...

Posted by Equitymaster Benchmark indices in US registered good gains over the week, however, they gave back some of the gains as comments from US president, Donald Trump threatening a government shutdown rattled global markets. The US benchmark index ended ...

Posted by Equitymaster Share markets in India witnessed a sharp fall in the final minutes of trade. At the closing bell, the BSE Sensex closed lower by 266 points. While, the NSE Nifty finished lower by 83 points. Meanwhile, the S&P BSE Midcap Index and the ...

LONDON/DUBLIN: "I'm here to send you the regards of the Federal Chancellor. I am entitled to tell you we want you in Germany." This private message from Angela Merkel, delivered by a regional politician to Wall Street bankers last year, is having the desired ...

By Andrea Hopkins OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's long housing boom has drawn thousands into the sector, from realtors and home stagers to construction workers, and a looming slowdown threatens to trigger an exodus that could wipe out many of those jobs and force ...

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will need to curb public spending further or raise taxes if leaving the European Union does long-term damage to economic growth, underscoring the importance of the country striking new trade deals, the government's ...

By Anjuli Davies, Huw Jones and Andrew MacAskill LONDON/BERGAMO, Italy (Reuters) - Like many multinational companies, Italian engineering business Brembo relies on London to run its finances. The company, based close to the Alps, makes brakes for Formula One ...