US president lashes out at New Delhi’s trade policies and economic ties with Russia

Treasury secretary Scott Bessent previously criticised issuance of short-term bills as means of keeping long-term interest rates stable

Increase driven by international migration brings total number of people in the two countries to 61.8mn

Were the president to replace Jay Powell as chair, his choice would have significant power to enforce the administration’s agenda

Rebound masks significant slowdown in first half of year as tariffs distort GDP statistics

What began as a Hollywood studio merger has become a test of how far corporate America will bend to president’s will

The country has serious problems but the right’s vision of it has become hysterical

The US president’s deals are not a win-win for the global economy

Rerouting of goods to currency area could result in up to 10% rise in cheap Chinese imports in 2026, say economists

Evercore is paying twice, in effect, in part of its effort to conquer European M&A 

Analysts polled by Reuters had expected zero growth between April and June

Second-quarter earnings miss forecasts as Europe’s largest bank pursues restructuring

Swiss bank’s second-quarter earnings more than double on wealth management and trading revenues in volatile market

US investment bank acquires firm where former chancellor George Osborne is among five-strong partnership

Equity long-short funds attract investor inflows for first time in a decade on strong returns so far in 2025

Drugmaker struggled to adapt to very high demand and a market where celebrities are more influential than doctors

The word spans too much and clarifies too little

Acquisition would be faster route for fintech to start lending in US than applying for permit of its own

Japan issues evacuation instructions after 8.8-magnitude shock but Hawaii later downgrades alert

Disgraced financier’s former girlfriend is serving a 20-year prison sentence in Florida

Some Labour MPs and cabinet ministers think the prime minister has been slow to respond to the Gaza crisis

Repricing activity hits record high of $153bn in July in latest sign of investor optimism

Economic data, corporate earnings and tariff news could set the tone for the remainder of the year

Groups rethink how to keep employees safe after second killing of an executive in Manhattan in less than a year