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By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) - A surging U.S. dollar signals for some the clearest sign of an ebbing money tide and an abrupt slowdown of the world economy over the remainder of 2021 at least. Disru...

By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) - Rising bond yields are not always bad news for stocks and other "riskier" assets, but the current spike is giving investors justifiable cause for concern as...

(Reuters) - Key U.S. jobs numbers on Friday and an OPEC+ meeting on Monday to review oil output as crude prices top $80 dollars a barrel are top of the agenda for markets as 2021 heads into the homest...

LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone manufacturing growth remained strong in September but activity took a big hit from supply chain bottlenecks that are likely to persist and keep inflationary pressures high...

By Minwoo Park and Sangmi Cha SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean sweet featured as one of the lethal challenges in the Netflix hit TV series "Squid Game https://www.netflix.com/kr-en/title/81040344" has...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Supply bottlenecks dampened German manufacturing activity in September, a survey showed on Friday, as factories reported a drop in new orders and output constraints. IHS Markit's Fi...

(Reuters) -Australia's Fortescue Metals Group Ltd said on Friday it had restarted operations at its Solomon Hub site in Western Australia, a day after a worker died at the site, adding that its cost a...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank announced plans on Friday to introduce a digital platform that will enable banks to share information on customers and transactions, part of efforts to p...

ROME (Reuters) - Italy's manufacturing sector maintained strong growth in September although supply delays and material shortages hampered the sector, a survey showed on Friday. The IHS Markit Purchas...

PARIS (Reuters) - Growth in French manufacturing activity weakened a tad more than initially forecast in September, a survey showed on Friday, as problems over supplies of goods weighed on the sector....