SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The dollar wobbled on Friday, poised for a 2% drop in August against major currencies on rising odds of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates next month while worries about the threats to the U.S. central bank's independence ling

Investor excitement continues to run high even as some brokerages and fund managers have cut back on financing and limited purchases in a bid to cool things down. The rally, which has come despite concerns over US tariffs and a deep-rooted property crisi

US stock futures wavered below the flatline as Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

US stock futures wavered below the flatline as Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

Wall Street digested new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

US stock futures wavered below the flatline as Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

-Australia's Star Entertainment reported a narrower annual loss on Friday, helped by the absence of a massive impairment charge that weighed on last year's earnings, though remediation costs and subdued patron spending continued to pressure the bottom lin

In a vote slated for Friday, the California Energy Commission plans to delay by five years a policy that would limit refiner margins, according to people familiar with the matter, The profit cap, passed by the legislature and signed by Newsom in 2023, aim

The People’s Bank of China raised its daily reference rate for the yuan by the most in nearly a year this week even as the dollar was largely unchanged. This may signal authorities are not only comfortable with a stronger currency but looking to engineer

Bitcoin is maturing as an asset class, and institutional adoption and ETFs have brought in a new wave of investors who want to do more with their BTC. In this week's Market Outlook, CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie and Andy Baehr sit down with Alisia Painter,

Dan Niles, Founder & Portfolio Manager at Niles Investment Management, says the US is at a crossroads, while Sam Altman warns of an AI bubble, an MIT study found 95% of enterprises investing in AI saw no return. He tells Romaine Bostick and Scarlet Fu

Live cattle futures fell lower on Thursday, with contracts down $2.30 to $2.60. August, which expires on Friday, fell $6.20 to $237, despite cash trade holding up. There were 20 deliveries retendered on Thursday. Cash trade has been limited so far this we