US Space Force to Use Three Weapons To Jam Chinese Satellites Via Remote Control
The US military is close to fielding two new weapons designed to temporally jam Chinese and Russian intelligence,…
Nokia Shares Surge Most Since 2021 as AI, Cloud Boost Profit
Nokia Oyj shares surged the most in more than four years after adjusted profit in the most recent…
Soybeans Slump as Trump Threatens More Tariffs on China Goods
Soybean futures plunged, extending earlier losses, after US President Donald Trump threatened additional tariffs on China’s goods and…
Canadian Oil Enters Fourth Quarter at Strongest Since July
Canadian heavy crude prices are entering the fourth quarter at their strongest level since July amid rising Asian…
Key Takeaways From Bloomberg’s Zombie Loan Investigation
Thousands of Americans are at risk of receiving demands to repay money they may not actually owe because…
China’s Factory Activity Declines Into Sixth Month, Longest Slump Since 2019
China’s factory activity improved slightly but extended its decline into a sixth month — the longest slump since…
Natural Gas Prices Go Negative in Canada After LNG Plant Issues
Canada’s benchmark gas price has tumbled to a record low as production hiccups at the country’s first LNG…
Reeves Faces OBR Fight Over Plan to Scrap UK’s Spring Forecast
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves risks a confrontation with the head of the government’s fiscal watchdog…
UK Budget Angst Hits Gilt Auctions as Investor Appetite Fades
The UK’s gilt market jitters are starting to impact demand at government auctions as fiscal concerns grow ahead…
Germany Eyes Cutting €4 Billion From Industries’ Power Costs
Germany plans to earmark between €3.5 billion to €4 billion ($4.7 billion) to ease the burden of high…
‘Frothy and Risky’ Rally in Profitless Tech Grows as Fed Eases
Bets that the Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates have fueled a rally in one of the…
US Fed Inflation Metric to Ease as Focus Shifts to Jobs Market
The Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of underlying inflation likely grew at a slower pace last month, offering policymakers…