Europe

The pound fell Wednesday after Prime Minister Keir Starmer appeared not to back Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves.

As the July 9 tariff deadline approaches, expect more deals in coming days, but the drama is far from over. Who is in and who is out—for now.

Powell got a rare show of support Tuesday from his global peers—who made clear they back his cautious approach to monetary policy.

So far in 2025, European stocks have left U.S. ones in the dust.

Apple made significant changes this week to its App Store terms in Europe. Now regulators will have to sign off.

Discussions are progressing ‘slowly,’ The Wall Street Journal reports.

The alliance committed to increasing defense spending to 5% of GDP.

Military spending dwarfs investment in AI. Investors are catching on.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz predicts GDP growth next year after three stagnant years. His approval rating is up, and so are the markets.

European officials are set to meet their Iranian counterpart in Geneva Friday to discuss Iran’s nuclear program and ending the war. 

Fed officials still see 2 quarter-point rate cuts in 2025, Nvidia goes nuclear along with the rest of Big Tech, and more news to start your day.

For the past 40 years, the biggest increases in oil prices have all been driven by demand, not supply.

With U.S. markets closed for the Juneteenth holiday, global investors were weighing up a potential escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict.

The Bank of England has been slowly reducing borrowing costs since the middle of last year, but inflation is still well above target.

Those with investible assets between $1 million and $5 million rose more than four times to 52 million individuals—nearly 40% of whom live in the U.S., according to UBS..

The Japanese tech group is dumping shares to help pay for its artificial intelligence plans, according to a report.

The agreement, which focused on the sharing of information, will allow SEC regulators to review client documents

Readers weigh in on whether or not political beliefs should influence investing decisions, discuss the bull case for international stocks, and explore why many well-off retirees struggle to spend.

The Danish drug maker is being more forceful since its CEO departed last month.  

The president wants a the most-favored-nation pricing model. But the U.S. drug industry is offering a host of reasons why that isn’t a good idea.

Jensen Huang says quantum machines will be used to solve ‘interesting problems in the coming years.’

Investors are in a wait-and-see mode as they turn to the Nvidia’s artificial-intelligence developer conference in France.

Investors will be waiting for news on how the makeup of a reconstituted ACIP will look like.

Several potential catalysts for Nvidia are looming as key events take place across the Atlantic.

Global diversification is working this year and could continue to do so for years to come.