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Gold Holds Above $4,000 as Traders Look to Fed Rate Decision
Gold steadied above $4,000 an ounce as dip buyers entered the market before the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision due later Wednesday. Bullion held a 1.1% gain from the previous session. Oil w
Wednesday's big stock stories: What's likely to move the market in the next trading session
Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here's what CNBC TV's pro
MSCI Fallout Widens With Indonesian Corporate Bond Sale Shelved
MSCI Inc.'s threat to strip Indonesian equities of emerging-market status is now also weighing on dealmaking in the corporate bond market. Bank KB Indonesia postponedBloomberg Terminal a dollar bond
Global markets rise as AI trade regains steam
Asia follows Wall Street higher in wake of Anthropic's long-awaited IPO filing Global equity markets rose on Tuesday amid a renewed vigour for the AI trade following Anthropic's long-awaited release
JPMorgan's Michele Sees US Bonds Returning 7%-8% Over 12 Months
The US bond market could return around 7% to 8% over the next 12 months, according to JPMorgan Asset Management's Bob Michele. "The Treasury curve is close to 5%," with yields at the front end a litt
UK Budget Countdown Begins: What to Watch
Plus, why the government wants to lean more on Treasury bills In today's Markets Daily UK: Budget week is here and we take a look at what it could mean for bond markets and businesses. Also, how more
UK Dealers See More Treasury Bills Coming to Cut Debt Costs
The UK is poised to make greater use of short-term debt, according to government bond dealers, a shift that could bring down gilt yields and ease pressure on the country's strained public finances. T
U.S. Treasury yields inch lower as investors look ahead to the Fed's rate decision
Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Traders work at the New York Stock Exchange on Sept. 24, 2026. NYSE U.S. Treasury yields inched lower Monday as investors look ahead to the central ba
Steelers are far from perfect, but after beating Saints, they're exactly where they need to be
PARIS -- Mike McCarthy gathered the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night for the final meeting of the week. The NFL's first game in France would kick off the next day, but a small part of McCarthy's
In Athens And L.A., Classic Mid-Century Hotels Celebrate Resurgence
Opened in the 1960s, the historic Athens Hilton and Los Angeles Century Plaza hotels have both undergone major multi-million euro and pandemic-lengthened renovations. Reopening as the Conrad Athens Th
Nextdc CEO to Forgo Incentives After Australia Data Center Delay
Nextdc Ltd.'s CEO will give up his FY27 short term incentive and long-term incentive opportunities after the Australia data center developer cut its earnings guidance due to delayed power supply at on
From A to Z: An ABC of Oxfordshire's transport troubles
If you're a regular visitor to the Oxfordshire section of the BBC News website, then you'll have noticed that there is one topic that seemingly dominates the local agenda. Transport. Whether its traf
Open mic event in Bournemouth giving artists a voice
At 21 years old Jack Townsend is already doing it all - rapping, writing, producing and running a project designed to help connect young artists - alongside best friend Yannick Manhica. Under the OPB
Open mic event in Bournemouth giving artists a voice
At 21 years old Jack Townsend is already doing it all - rapping, writing, producing and running a project designed to help connect young artists - alongside best friend Yannick Manhica. Under the OPB
Braskem Creditors, Shareholders Said to Move Closer to Agreement
Braskem's creditors and shareholders are moving closer to a deal to rework some $11 billion of debt, according to people familiar to the matter. Proposals from both the petrochemical company and cred
Singapore Yards Chase Profit From Europe's Offshore Wind Push
The city-state and nearby islands now account for up to 20% of global capacity outside of China for the platforms, with demand poised to rise as Europe builds wind farms further out to sea. At a ship
Bukangi: Will the shark leave the Busan canal and make it back to sea?
As soon as a large shark was spotted in a canal in Busan - a bustling shipping hub and beach city on South Korea's south-eastern tip - marine biologist Kim Hyun-woo was drafted in to rescue it. He go
Eurogroup Extends ECB Board-Application Deadline by a Month
The deadline for applications to replace European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel was extended by a month to allow countries more time to propose candidates. Nominations to succee
Japan Consumer Inflation Uptick Offers Tailwind for BOJ Rate Hike
TOKYO-Japan's consumer inflation picked up in September, backing the case for the central bank to raise interest rates again by the end of the year. Excluding fresh food, consumer prices climbed 2.1%