Wall Street claws for more gains in wake of Greenland de-escalation

Wall Street is poised to open with gains, adding to the rally after Donald Trump walked back his tariffs over Greenland.

Trump calls Denmark 'ungrateful' — but tells Davos forum he 'won't use force' to acquire Greenland

Trump says U.S needs control of 'undefended' Greenland — but says he won't use force U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a ...

Thanks Donald, Europe will take it from here

As the transatlantic rift widens, Europe is slowly rebuilding its hard power to support Ukraine and counter a revanchist Russia. It must also wrestle with both the US and China, which have been ...
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U.S. stock futures rise after Trump tempers Greenland fears; earnings, data eyed

"Trump Always Chickens Out", known commonly by the acronym TACO, is a term that gained prominence on Wall Street last year after many threats and reversals during the trade war President Donald Trump ...

Staffing company Manpower sees global hiring stabilising after tough 2025

By John Revill DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 22 (Reuters) - ManpowerGroup sees the global staffing market stabilising after a ...

EU-Mercosur fallout could open $5 billion export window for India

Shifting European sourcing and tighter standards on South American suppliers may boost India’s edge ahead of its own EU trade ...

European equities breathe sigh of relief on Trump tariff retreat

European equity markets rallied Thursday as investors welcomed President Trump’s reversal of tariff threats against eight European countries.

Five reasons why gold is surging toward $5,000 an ounce

Just three months after hitting the once-unthinkable price of $4,000 a troy ounce, gold prices are on the cusp of $5,000.