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Citigroup said financial markets were “way ahead of reality” with tougher times to come, warning corporate clients that they should raise as much mone(...)

Millions more Americans filed claims for unemployment benefits last week, suggesting that layoffs were spreading to industries that were not initially(...)

What’s next for oil prices? Given no one foresaw what happened last week, when oil prices went negative for the first time in history, it may be wise (...)

Rising borrowing costs for countries such as Italy show that the European Central Bank has a fight on its hands to prevent a new debt crisis, say anal(...)

For punch-drunk financial markets, truly scary numbers seem to have lost their shock value. Take Chinese data published on Friday, showing the world’(...)

European shares closed firmly in the red on Wednesday, ending a five-day rally as the first batch of earnings reports underlined the business damage f(...)

Citigroup reported a 46 per cent plunge in quarterly profit on Wednesday as the bank set aside nearly $5 billion (€4.59 billion) to prepare for an exp(...)

European shares closed down more than 3 per cent and Wall Street stocks recoiled from four-week highs on Wednesday amid dire forecasts for the worst e(...)

MONDAY Bank holiday TUESDAY Results: United Airlines, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, Johnson & Johnson. Indicators: Irish trade statistics (Jan); (...)

Global markets rose on Monday, encouraged by a slowdown in coronavirus-related deaths and new cases, though a delay in talks between Saudi Arabia and (...)