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President Donald Trump may have a hard time dictating terms to Europe, and other trade partners, when they re-engage later this year.

If the Iran war ends in the next few days, markets would likely avoid the nightmare scenario of a long-term spike in oil and natural-gas prices.

The Lazard International Dynamic Equity ETF has beaten its peers and the benchmark for a decade. It converted from a traditional mutual fund last year.

Trump raised the possibility during an Oval Office meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

The Danish drugmaker released a promising update about a trial in China, but that didn’t end a rough run for shares.

Analysts think the president’s Plan B could mean levies are applied more broadly, and for longer, than before Friday’s Supreme Court ruling.

Novo Nordisk stock sinks after new trial data show weight-loss drug candidate CagriSema is less effective than a rival treatment from Eli Lilly.

Novo shares slump after the Danish drugmaker’s experimental obesity drug fails to beat Lilly’s treatment in an 84-week trial.

President Donald Trump’s new 15% global tariff is causing uncertainty and confusion among investors and international lawmakers alike.

Developing nations must assert economic sovereignty without rejecting globalization, Rabah Arezki writes in a guest commentary.

Investment advisors agree that it would be foolish for clients not to own foreign shares. The question is what to buy now and how much.

Hapag-Lloyd is buying the Israeli shipping company for $35 a share, a 58% premium to the stock’s level as of Friday’s close.

Artificial-spending concerns and bubble risks are making overseas stocks more attractive, says a BofA survey.

Bonds and stocks have held up well despite recent political uncertainty. Investors should take a look.

Meta Platforms and its manufacturing partner sold more seven million pairs of smart glasses in 2025. Here's how the growth could affect the stock.

Hapag-Lloyd said Sunday that it was in advanced talks to buy Israeli cargo company ZIM.

Investors got a welcome break following weeks of wild trading as the market frets about AI disruption.

There are a number of European companies with attractive yields, starting with the European dividend aristocrats.

Vice President JD Vance shocked Europeans in at last year’s conference, saying the biggest threat to the continent isn’t China or Russia, but a turn away from “democratic values.”

Washington won’t succeed in its new global priorities if the European alliance is unraveling, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

Exor owns stakes in a group of public and private companies, notably a nearly 20% stake in Ferrari, the top luxury car maker in the world. Its shares look cheap.

Magnum stock was falling as investors took stock of its first earnings as an independent company since its separation from Unilever.

The move comes ahead of new CEO arrival.

The Italian supercar maker beat Wall Street’s profit target and issued strong margin guidance for the current year.

Developments from Tokyo to Beijing to London and Washington have the potential to send yields higher. Wall Street is watching.