The pound is heading towards its worst month since the turmoil of last year’s mini-budget, amid hopes that UK interest rates may have peaked, and

One of the most anodyne phrases a central banker can utter is that they are “data-dependent”. It is a sophisticated way of saying that they

“More energiewende, more business for us,” says Leonhard Birnbaum, chief executive of e.on, a German power-grid operator that enjoys a near monopoly in Europe’s biggest

Higher expenses threaten to increase prices for consumers and complicate central banks’ inflation fight. Two years ago, Liontown Resources LTR -1.34%decrease; red down pointing triangle

The Commerce Department’s final revision of second-quarter gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic output, showed that economic growth was unchanged from the second

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The UK’s top financial regulator is preparing to launch a sweeping review of valuations in private markets, according to people familiar with its plans, amid

Banks including some of Europe’s largest lenders have helped fossil fuel companies to raise more than €1tn (£869bn) from the global bond markets since the