World stocks and the dollar rallied after a cautious European morning as thin summer trading led to sharp swings in the market, and worries about U.S. gridlock over the next round of coronavirus aid eased.
(RTTNews) - AbbVie, Inc. (ABBV), Amgen Inc. (AMGN), and Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. (TAK) said Monday that they have enrolled the first patients in the I-SPY COVID Trial (Investigation of Serial Studies to Predict Your COVID Therapeutic Response with Biomarker Integration and
(RTTNews) - German stocks advanced on Monday after a private survey showed China's factory activity expanded at the fastest pace decade in July, helping ease worries about the Covid-19 pandemic on the global economy.
SoftBank Group Corp on Monday said it spent 398 billion yen ($3.8 billion) buying back 63.2 million shares between July 1 and Aug. 3, part of a repurchase programme that has helped lift its share price to two decade highs.
Indonesia's economy likely posted the biggest contraction in more than two decades in the second quarter, as measures taken to combat the coronavirus pandemic hit most sectors, a Reuters poll showed on Monday.
A surge in German stocks lifted the broader European market on Monday after the country reported an expansion in monthly factory activity for the first time since 2018, but a warning from Europe's biggest lender HSBC kept gains in check.
Kakao Games Corp, a gaming unit of South Korea's top mobile messaging service provider Kakao Corp, said on Monday that it plans to raise up to 384 billion won ($321.55 million) in its initial public offer.
Emerging market currencies retreated on Monday as rising coronavirus cases and concerns over the U.S. economy weighed on investor sentiment, while most stocks inched higher.
A slide in HSBC shares sent the FTSE 100 to its lowest since mid-May on Monday, with investors also looking past a jump in domestic factory activity as COVID-19 cases surged.
Warren Buffett's favourite holding period -- forever -- has few fans these days, with the average length of time shares spend in a portfolio hitting record lows this year as investors surf wild market swings for quick gains.
World stocks began August cautiously as U.S. lawmakers struggled to agree a new stimulus plan following a global surge of COVID-19 cases, though a squeeze on crowded short positions left the dollar clinging to a tentative bounce.
Russian oil and gas condensate output increased to 9.8 million barrels per day (bpd) on Aug. 1-2 from 9.37 million bpd in July as the country eases production curbs under an OPEC+ deal, a source familiar with data said on Monday.
(RTTNews) - Asian stocks ended mixed on Monday as upbeat factory activity data was offset by lingering worries about the relentless surge in coronavirus cases across the world and rising U.S.-China tensions.
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Nassif Hitti resigned on Monday over what he described as lack of political will to reform as his nation wrestles with a financial crisis posing the biggest threat to stability since a 1975-1990 civil war.
The pound was steady on Monday, strengthening versus the euro and holding above $1.30, as investors weighed the government's strategy of local lockdowns and looked ahead to the Bank of England's policy meeting on Thursday.
Shares in wind turbine maker Nordex jumped 12.8% in pre-market trade on Monday after the group agreed to sell most of its project development pipeline to RWE for 402.5 million euros ($474 million).
(RTTNews) - NTT Docomo Inc. (DCM) reported Monday that its first-quarter profit attributable to shareholders increased 1.5 percent to 195.3 billion yen from 192.3 billion yen in the previous year.
(RTTNews) - Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp. (SZKMF.PK, SZKMY.PK) Monday reported that its net income attributable to owners of the parent for the first quarter fell by 95.6 percent to 1.8 billion yen. The Group said its operating income for the period slid by 97.9 percent
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