Yen slips as markets bet on Sanae Takaichi win and reflationary policies
The Japanese yen slipped as traders positioned for Sunday’s snap election, with markets expecting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to extend her hold
The Japanese yen slipped as traders positioned for Sunday’s snap election, with markets expecting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to extend her hold
Asian equities, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals came under renewed pressure on Friday as investors pulled back from risk assets, rattled by technology-sector
Tesla remained a visible player in China’s crowded electric vehicle market in January, even as industry momentum continued to fade. Data from
The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 indices remained in a narrow range this week as some large companies like Shell and Unilever
Kalshi is tightening oversight on its prediction markets platform as betting activity accelerates ahead of the Super Bowl and regulatory scrutiny intensifies.
The DAX Index remained under pressure this week as global equities wavered amid concerns about the artificial intelligence industry. It was trading
Asian markets traded mostly lower on Wednesday, tracking a broad sell-off in US technology stocks overnight, while gold extended gains for a
Polymarket is stepping away from screens and apps and into the physical world. The crypto-based prediction market platform is opening a free
UBS AG capped the year with a fourth-quarter performance that cleared market expectations and set the stage for fresh capital returns. The
Rolls-Royce share price rose by over 1% on Wednesday as investors bought the dip as the management entered a sales mode to