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Russian GDP up 1.4% in March, economy ministry says
MOSCOW -Russia's gross domestic product grew by 1.4% in March year-on-year after expanding by 0.7% in February, the economy ministry said on Wednesday. For the first quarter this year,...
China ramps up global yuan push, seizing on retreating dollar
SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE -As Chinese President Xi Jinping toured Southeast Asia this month to forge closer ties against higher U.S. tariffs, the People's Bank of China was seizing a moment of confusion and...
US dollar regains poise on easing trade worries, month-end buying
NEW YORK -The U.S. dollar advanced on Tuesday, lifted by the Trump administration's plan to ease the impact of auto duties on local car manufacturers as well as the prospect of more tariff deals with...
Dollar falls broadly ahead of US data, tariff uncertainty
NEW YORK/LONDON -The U.S. dollar slid across the board on Monday, as investors waited warily for further news of U.S. trade policy and braced for a week packed with economic data, which may initially...
Russia's VTB board recommends first dividend since start of Ukraine war
Russia's second largest bank, VTB, announced its first dividend payment since the start of the war in Ukraine on Monday. Shares in the bank rose 25%, according to Moscow Stock Exchange...
Russia keeps key rate on hold, braces for global turbulence
MOSCOW -The Russian central bank maintained its key interest rate at 21% on Friday, with inflation starting to decline but new risks facing the Russian economy because of global economic turbulence...
Pound finds some footing on retail sales amid dollar rebound
LONDON -British retail sales data that exceeded expectations offered some support to sterling on Friday though not enough to keep it in positive territory against the dollar's mini bounce-back across...
Russia's Yandex reports net loss of $130.5 million
MOSCOW -Russian internet giant Yandex swung to a first-quarter net loss of 10.8 billion roubles , against a net profit of 20.1 billion roubles a year earlier, partly due to high expenses relating to...
Dollar rally unravels as investors shrug off Trump U-turns
NEW YORK -The dollar staged a broad retreat on Thursday, as investor gloom over the lack of progress toward defusing the U.S.-China trade war reasserted itself following an interlude of optimism the...
Collaborate on energy security or be vulnerable, Britain tells global meeting
LONDON -Britain urged closer international cooperation to improve energy security on Thursday, telling dozens of other governments and business leaders that they would otherwise be vulnerable to...
Sterling gains against wilting dollar as gloom over trade returns
LONDON -The pound rallied against the dollar on Thursday amid growing investor pessimism over the lack of any real progress in de-escalating the trade war between the U.S. and China, the world's two...
Bridgewater three co-CIOs warn 'exceptional risks' to US assets
HONG KONG -Bridgewater Associates' three Co-Chief Investment Officers said they see exceptional risks to U.S. assets under the Trump administration's rapid shift to modern mercantilism that puts...
Germany could suffer 'slight' recession this year, Bundesbank's Nagel says
BERLIN -The German economy could suffer a slight recession in 2025, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel told Reuters on Wednesday, contracting for a third consecutive year for the first time. ...
Global trade war hits UK business sentiment, growth outlook
Global trade tensions sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs have hurt UK business sentiment and will slow economic growth, according to a Reuters poll of economists who stuck to...
Currencies: Major maneuvers
The sometimes contradictory statements coming from the Trump administration are fueling the current uncertainty and continuing to weigh on the dollar while keeping rates high.
UK company activity weakens by most in more than 2 years as US trade war rages, PMI shows
British companies buckled in April under the strain of an escalating global trade war that threatens to tip the economy into a new downturn, a survey showed on Wednesday. The S&P Global...
IMF cuts growth forecasts for most countries in wake of century-high US tariffs
The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday slashed its growth forecasts for the United States, China and most countries, citing the impact of U.S. tariffs now at 100-year highs and warning that rising...
German army approaches big firms for NATO logistics aid, Handelsblatt daily says
The German army has asked several large firms about whether they could provide logistics support if the country needs to deploy soldiers and equipment to NATO's eastern border during a crisis, the...
Russia's slowing economic growth cuts demand for Chinese imports
Slowing economic growth and reduced demand for large purchases like cars, electronics and household appliances have curtailed the volume of Russia's imports from China, first-quarter customs data...
Austria's Raiffeisen Bank denies report it has halted Russia unit sale
Raiffeisen Bank International, the largest Western bank still operating in Russia, is proceeding with the sale of its Russian unit, the bank said on Friday, rejecting a media report that the process...
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