Weak Consumer Confidence in Germany Persists
Consumer confidence in Germany has continued to decline, with consumers prioritizing saving over spending due to concerns about inflation. The weak ec...
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AAR Corp. Reports Loss in First Quarter
AAR Corp. reports a net loss of $600,000 in the first quarter, with increased operating expenses and a legal dispute in Russia overshadowing strong sa...
The Case for a Long-Term Bull Market: Breaking Through Key Levels
The potential for a long-term bull market depends on the S&P 500's ability to overcome obstacles and break through critical resistance levels.
SAP Unveils Generative AI Co-pilot for Business Software
SAP announces the launch of Joule, a generative AI co-pilot that allows users to communicate with complex software through natural language queries.
New York City's Growing Challenge: Housing Migrants
New York City faces the unprecedented task of accommodating a surge in migrants, projected to cost over $1.3 billion. Mayor Eric Adams calls for addit...
Wall Street Believes Federal Reserve Will Maintain Higher Interest Rates
Stock futures decline as market expects Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates, leading to notable market moves. Ford pauses construction o...
South Korea Extends Forex Trading Hours and Eases Rules
South Korea is expanding its forex trading hours and relaxing regulations to attract foreign traders and encourage foreign investment.
Deutsche Bank's Unit Ordered to Pay $25 Million by SEC
Deutsche Bank's unit, DWS Investment Management Americas, is fined $25 million by the SEC for misstatements about ESG investments and failure to devel...
Economic Growth Slows in the US
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index dropped to -0.16, indicating a slower rate of economic activity. Production, personal consumption, and housing...
Asia-Pacific Stocks: September 25
Asia-Pacific stocks had a mixed performance on September 25, with gains in Japan's Nikkei 225 Index and declines in Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index. Pharm...
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