A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rocky Swift
With markets given another reprieve from a global trade war, attention refocuses on more quotidian cues, like economic data and corporate earnings.
Six weeks into the turmoil spurred by U.S. President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, the recurring lessons seem to be: wait for the details and buy the dip.
The China and U.S. rapprochement, resulting... (continue reading...)
(Reuters) -Spain is demanding information from small electricity generators on their cyber defences as investigators probing last month’s blackout seek to determine whether they were a weak link exploited by bad actors to bring down the country’s power grid, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
Senior government officials have “concerns” about the robustness of cyber defences at small and medium-sized power facilities, notably solar and wind farms, the... (continue reading...)
By Juliette Jabkhiro
PARIS (Reuters) - A court in Paris is due to hand down its verdict in the sexual assault trial of French actor Gerard Depardieu on Tuesday, in one of the highest-profile #MeToo cases to come before judges in France.
Depardieu is accused of sexually assaulting two women on a film set in 2021. A towering figure of French cinema, Depardieu repeatedly denied any wrongdoing during the trial and his lawyer pleaded for... (continue reading...)
By Gram Slattery and Pesha Magid
RIYADH - U.S. President Donald Trump will arrive in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday morning to kick off a four-day swing through the Gulf region, a trip that will focus more on economic deals than on the security crises besetting the region, from the war in Gaza to the threat of escalation over Iran's nuclear program.
With a who's who of powerful American business leaders in tow, including Tesla CEO and Trump... (continue reading...)
By Tom Westbrook and Stella Qiu
SINGAPORE/SYDNEY (Reuters) -Funds in Australia's A$4.2 trillion ($2.7 trillion) pension sector are rethinking some of their long-held strategies of buying U.S. assets and the dollar, as confidence in American growth wanes.
Volatility around Sino-U.S. trade tensions this year has forced investors to reassess their U.S. exposure and the role of the dollar, which has lately failed to behave as a safe haven... (continue reading...)
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China's AI-powered humanoid robots aim to transform manufacturing
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China commits about $10 billion in credit lines to Latin America
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Asian markets cheer as pause in US-China trade war boosts risk appetite
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Australia business activity soft in April amid global trade unease
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Ousted Bangladesh PM Hasina’s party barred from election as party registration suspended
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Australia's Albanese Labor government sworn in for second term
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Rush of diplomatic calls follow Trump's offer to join potential Russia-Ukraine talks
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'Dangerous' migrants require immediate deportation, US government says
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Japan's finance minister wants to discuss forex with Bessent at G7
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Dollar clings on to gains from US-China trade pact
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US House looks to hike work requirements for food aid
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Australia consumer sentiment recovers partially from tariff blow
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Oil falls as concerns over rising supplies overshadow US-China trade relief
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BDx secures financing for data centre expansion in Hong Kong
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Dominican Republic, Kenya call for funds for struggling Haiti security effort
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BOJ upbeat on wages despite US tariffs, sees scope to resume rate hikes
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US House Republicans seek to kill EV tax credit, loan program
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Samsung launches slimmest smartphone as races against rival Apple
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Elliott wins ISS support in Phillips 66 proxy battle
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Brazil cosmetic maker Natura's Q1 net loss narrows by 84%
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UK shoppers celebrate Easter and the sunshine with a spending splurge
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Japanese 'salarymen' inspire with cheerleading acrobatics
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Chinese e-commerce giants make expensive bets on fast deliveries
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US Medicare lays out timeline for third round of drug price negotiations
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Armed clashes erupt in Libya's Tripoli after reported killing of armed group leader
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California governor urges cities to 'take back the streets' from homeless
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Some 270,000 pilgrims pray for Pope Leo and peace in Portugal's Fatima shrine
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Google is developing software AI agent ahead of annual conference, The Information reports
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Jon Voight, Hollywood coalition asks Trump to consider tax incentives
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FBI ordered to prioritize immigration, as DOJ scales back white collar cases
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Canada PM Carney, UK PM Starmer agree to strengthen defense and commercial ties in call
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US military replaces B-2 bombers that were sent amid Middle East tensions
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Colorado top court allows Boulder to sue Exxon, Suncor over climate change
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Trading Day: Tariff truce a market 'game changer'
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Syria's Sharaa skips Iraq summit after firestorm over invitation
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Trump's drug pricing order delivers blow to pharmacy benefit managers
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Mercedes to add GLC SUV production at Alabama plant
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Trump's Energy Department unveils broad rule changes aimed at cutting red tape
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Global banking regulators agree to prioritise climate risk work
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Amazon signs up FedEx for residential deliveries
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Argentina inflation seen slowing in April, reviving downward trend: Reuters poll
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Guinea's prime minister announces elections in December 2025
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Trump calls out weight-loss drugs as target of price-cut push
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US will fast-track Utah uranium mine permit
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Detained in The Hague, Philippines' Duterte wins hometown mayoral election
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Cannes Film Festival director wants more details on Trump tariff plans
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Three Belgian soldiers injured while on exercise in Scotland
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US car prices higher in April after tariffs hit
