The UK government is moving to make some asylum seekers repay part of the public cost of their accommodation and support as it introduces new immigration legislation to Parliament. The planned ...
The U.S. nicotine market is shifting further toward smoke-free products as cigarette sales continue to decline and tobacco groups push alternative offerings. The Food and Drug Administration now ...
The latest Freddie Mac securitization adds to ongoing funding activity in the U.S. multifamily market with a transaction backed by properties across the country. The deal closes on June 30, 2026, ...
President Trump is nominating Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling to serve permanently as head of the U.S. Department of Labor. The move draws immediate backing from House Education and ...
After years of lagging larger U.S. equities, small-cap stocks are posting one of their strongest starts to a year in decades as investor enthusiasm extends beyond mega-cap technology names. The ...
Currency markets are reacting cautiously to shifting political expectations in Britain and fresh economic data from Europe and the U.S. Sterling slips against the dollar on Tuesday after a ...
Britain’s competition regulator is moving to reshape how mobile app payments work, with proposals that could let developers steer users outside Apple and Google’s app stores. The consultation ...
North America's trade framework is entering a formal review phase as Washington prepares to withhold support for extending the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The move starts a 10-year countdown ...
Joachim Nagel, a member of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council and president of the Bundesbank, warned that inflation could remain significantly above target even after the U.S. and ...
New York City is moving ahead with a rent freeze for about 1 million rent-stabilized apartments after a key board vote backed the measure. The policy applies to eligible one- and two-year leases ...
French inflation eased more sharply than expected in June, giving the European Central Bank some relief after a recent energy-driven rise in price pressures. The slowdown was led by lower ...
Britain’s digital markets regime is moving into a new phase as the Competition and Markets Authority proposes rules that could loosen Apple and Google’s control over app payments. The measures ...
UK supermarket trading is showing further signs of strain as households stay cautious and conflict-related uncertainty clouds the consumer outlook. Sainsbury’s says like-for-like sales excluding ...
The yen fell to its weakest level against the dollar since 1986, putting Japanese authorities back under pressure to defend the currency. The move past 162 per dollar has revived concern that ...
Investors are reassessing the path of U.S. monetary policy as Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh moves away from detailed guidance and leaves markets with a wider range of rate scenarios. That ...
Britain’s push to curb the welfare bill is centering on getting more young people into work rather than reviving an immediate confrontation over benefit cuts. The approach comes as Labour ...
Rising interest rates and weaker market sentiment are driving a sharp reassessment of major U.S. technology stocks. The pullback has erased about $2.3 trillion from the Magnificent Seven and is ...
British companies report weaker confidence in the economic outlook in June as cost pressures and broader uncertainty continue to affect sentiment. The decline is sharper in views on the wider ...
UK shop price inflation remains unchanged in June as slower food price growth offsets rising costs in other categories. Food inflation falls to its lowest level since March 2025, helped by strong ...
Institutional funding for single-family rental housing continues to expand in the U.S., with securitization remaining a key channel for capital flows into the sector. Fitch Ratings has now ...