On the euro side, the outlook is buoyed by stronger-than-expected Eurozone growth. Eurostat revised first-quarter GDP up to 0 ...

European shares rose for a second week, driven by strong U.S. employment figures and easing trade tensions. The pan-European ...

Heightened geopolitical uncertainty—particularly the increasingly public fallout between Donald Trump and Elon Musk—has kept ...

In Europe, EUR/USD traded 0.2% lower to 1.1425, slipping from the 18-month high seen in the previous session in the wake of the European Central Bank’s policy meeting.

Among stocks, sportswear retailers Adidas (ETR: ADSGN) and Puma (OTC: PMMAF) slipped 0.6% and 1.4%, respectively, after U.S.

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US stocks closed lower on Thursday as Tesla shares tumbled more than 14%, dragging the broader market into the red. The S&P ...

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The euro gained ground against a weakening dollar after the European Central Bank hinted at an end to its easing cycle, while ...

Markets are now pricing in just one more 25 basis point cut by year-end, with the possibility of deeper easing if U.S.