Element and Graham are among so-called global macro hedge funds — which trade macroeconomic trends in currencies, commodities, bonds and stocks — that have been positioned in “Trump trades”, or assets ...
China’s renminbi slipped to the lowest level against the dollar in a year on Tuesday morning, amid concerns over US tariffs ...
The new Oxford technology institute funded by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison will invest at least £100mn in joint ventures with the university in an effort to improve the UK’s poor record on ...
I imagine these bailed-out Silicon Valley depositors deserved the losses they didn’t take far more than do the uninsured depositors in Lindsay, Oklahoma, (population 2,866) deserve the losses they are ...
I enjoyed reading Sarah O’Connor’s piece “Why the public doesn’t buy the idea of a ‘green jobs’ bonanza”, ( Opinion, November 26) but find it surprising that she attributes matters to communication ...
France’s government stood on the brink of collapse on Monday, as Prime Minister Michel Barnier dared a fractious parliament to bring down his administration over its tax and spe ...
Also in this newsletter, China’s chip industry hit with new US export controls, and Indian steelmaker JSW to launch own EV brand ...
The UK’s Veterinary Medicines Directorate, an agency of the environment department, each year tests just 400-450 samples of meat, milk, fish and honey for the presence of lead and other heavy metals.
Sir Keir Starmer has rejected “utterly” the idea that Britain will have to choose a side between Donald Trump’s incoming US administration and the EU, in a set-piece foreign policy speech in the City ...
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government will face a no-confidence vote in coming days after he moved to force through draft budget measures without parliamentary approval.
Donald Trump says tariff is a “beautiful word”. But he also prides himself on being a dealmaker. So the EU approach to the president-elect’s tariff threats suggested by European Central Bank president ...
The charge was swiftly approved by the city’s transport authority and will be levied south of 60th Street from January 5 — making New York the first city in the US to impose congestion pricing.