By Arathy Somasekhar HOUSTON (Reuters) -Oil prices settled more than 1% lower on Tuesday, the third straight day of losses, on worries of a slowing Chinese economy crimping demand, though declines were stemmed by a growing consensus the…
Investing.com -- U.S crude oil futures slipped in post-settlement trading Tuesday as the American Petroleum Institute reported mixed inventory data as domestic weekly crude stocks fell, but gasoline stocks unexpected increased,…
Investing.com-- Oil prices settled lower Tuesday, as economic weakness in top importer China soured the outlook for global energy at a time when many hoping for summer-led demand slump in inventories. At 14:30 ET (18:30 GMT), fell…
Thank you for your generous introduction, Ellen. I am delighted to be here with the National Association for Business Economics (NABE), and, in particular, I am pleased to be…
This week won’t contain all of the economic data we have seen the past couple of weeks, but there will be a Q&A session between Jay Powell and David Rubenstein on Monday, July 15, at 12:30 PM ET. I’m not sure that Powell will have…
Roberta Metsola won the election in the first round of voting, where she received an absolute majority of 562 votes cast out of 699 by secret paper ballot, among two candidates. She will continue to lead Parliament for the first two and…
Investing.com-- Oil prices fell Tuesday, weighed chiefly by signs of increasing economic weakness in top importer China, which could limit demand in the coming months. At 08:50 ET (12:50 GMT), fell 1.7% to $83.44 a barrel, while…
By Paul Carsten London (Reuters) -Oil prices declined more than 1% on Tuesday on worries of a slowing Chinese economy crimping demand and despite a growing consensus the U.S. Federal Reserve could begin cutting its key interest rate as…
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan After a jarring Monday that spurred a wave of U.S. election trades, world markets zeroed in Federal Reserve easing hopes, China's economic stumble and the unfolding…
The technology world has long promised to democratize software development through “visual” tools that help non-coders build digital products. In years gone by, this might’ve been something like Microsoft’s Visual Basic for Applications…