Latest news
Headlines summarized in your language. Refreshed every 30 minutes.
Headlines
Tim Draper uses AI to screen million-dollar ideas — you can too for stock picks
Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper says AI has boosted his productivity by 75%, using it to screen startup pitches and identify promising companies, a method retail traders can adapt for stock selection.
Trump Reaffirms Iran Agreed to No Nuclear Weapons
President Trump reaffirmed in a podcast that Iran has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons, while also signaling no change on the US naval blockade, complicating deal prospects.
SNB's Schlegel says medium-term inflation pressure unchanged
SNB Chairman Schlegel said medium-term inflation pressure in Switzerland remains basically unchanged despite near-term risks from higher energy prices, reinforcing expectations for stable monetary policy.
HELOC and Home Equity Loan Rates Today: Shopping Still Matters at 2026 Lows
Home equity loan and HELOC rates remain near 2026 lows, but lender-specific pricing means comparison shopping still significantly impacts your final rate.
Gold pressured by hawkish Fed risk as US-Iran tensions escalate
Gold retreats as hawkish Fed expectations and escalating US-Iran military strikes boost safe-haven demand for the dollar, weighing on bullion prices.
UK Police Response to Fatal Stabbing Sparks Political Outrage
The UK police response to a fatal stabbing, where an 18-year-old was handcuffed as he lay dying, has sparked political outrage and protests, with Prime Minister Starmer and Reform UK Leader Farage condemning the handling.
Rio Tinto Shares Surge 12% in Month as Momentum Builds
Rio Tinto shares have surged 12.4% over the past month and 38.8% year-to-date, reflecting strong momentum driven by robust commodity demand and investor optimism in the mining sector.
India Plans Tax Cuts to Lure Foreign Bond Investors
India is set to announce tax cuts and remove ownership caps on certain bonds as early as this week to boost foreign investment in its debt market.
Eurozone business activity falls to 18-month low as price pressures intensify
Eurozone private sector activity fell to an 18-month low in May, marking a second consecutive month of contraction, as surging input costs and charge inflation hit a multi-year high.
Spain services sector returns to growth in May but price pressures persist
Spain's services sector returned to growth in May, supported by a marginal increase in new business, but input cost pressures remained acute, signaling persistent inflation concerns.
UBS report shows rising concern over US dollar exposure among family offices
The 2026 UBS Global Family Office Report reveals that nearly 30% of family offices have reduced or are considering reducing exposure to dollar-denominated assets amid geopolitical tensions and rising US public debt.
Raizen to Submit $13 Billion Debt Restructuring Plan to Creditors
Brazilian sugar and ethanol producer Raizen is set to present a final restructuring proposal to creditors this week, aiming to overhaul $13 billion in debt out of court.
PBOC expected to set USD/CNY midpoint at 6.7673, Reuters estimates
The People's Bank of China is expected to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at 6.7673, a key signal for Asian FX markets and the managed yuan trading band.
USD/JPY nears 160 as Japan warns of intervention
Japan's Finance Minister Katayama signals readiness to intervene as USD/JPY approaches the 160 level, a key threshold for previous intervention, raising the stakes for yen bears.
Nutrien (TSX:NTR) Valuation Under Scrutiny After 7% Monthly Drop
Nutrien shares fell 7% in the past month, prompting investors to reassess valuation amid broader market volatility and shifting commodity demand.
SAIC Motor picks Spain for first EU electric vehicle factory
SAIC Motor will build its first EU electric vehicle factory in Spain's Galicia region with a €200 million investment and 120,000-unit annual capacity, targeting operations by end-2028.
RBI likely sold $12bn in gold to defend rupee amid oil shock
India's central bank likely sold around $12 billion in gold over two weeks in May to support foreign exchange reserves strained by high oil prices and a weakening rupee, according to Bloomberg Economics.
US Job Openings Surge to 7.62M, Highest Since May 2024
US job openings surged to 7.62 million in April, the highest since May 2024, signaling resilient labor demand and reducing pressure on the Fed to cut rates soon.
Dollar General CEO says high gas costs curb food purchases
Dollar General's CEO noted that high gasoline costs are pressuring rural customers to reduce food purchases, signaling a shift in consumer spending that could weigh on economic growth and influence Fed policy expectations.
Alphabet stock selloff fuels copper rally as AI spending boosts demand
Alphabet's $80 billion equity raise sent its stock lower but signaled massive AI infrastructure spending, boosting copper prices on demand expectations.
Page 158 of 172
About this page
NowPrice news curates headlines from established financial sources (CoinDesk, Decrypt, Investing.com, MarketWatch, OilPrice, Bloomberg and others). Our editorial team writes concise summaries in 5 languages. We don't republish articles — every story links back to the source.