Finance

LONDON — European equity markets opened lower on Monday as a renewed wave of risk aversion rippled through global markets, driven by renewed concerns in technology, volatility in precious metals and a cautious tone from bond markets. The pan‑European benchmark fell in early trade, with commodity‑linked sectors among the

LONDON — Gold and silver prices fell sharply on Friday, ending a multiweek rally that pushed both metals to record nominal levels and prompting traders to reassess whether the pullback creates a tactical entry point or signals a broader reversal. The selloff erased a portion of January’s extraordinary gains, which

NEW YORK — A brutal post‑earnings selloff wiped roughly 357 billion dollars from Microsoft’s market capitalization in a single session, underscoring how sensitive investors have become to any sign of strain in the company’s cloud and artificial intelligence growth story as of 29 January 2026. Shares fell about

FRANKFURT — Deutsche Bank posted stronger‑than‑expected fourth‑quarter profit and record annual earnings for 2025, even as fresh searches by German authorities over alleged money‑laundering lapses reminded investors that legal and regulatory risks remain central to the lender’s story as of [DATE]. The bank reported profit attributable

WASHINGTON — India and the European Union finalised a sweeping free-trade agreement this week that leaders on both sides hailed as a historic reset for global commerce. The pact creates a commercial corridor encompassing roughly two billion consumers and a substantial share of global trade. Policymakers and investors are now focused

NEW YORK — Wall Street opened Wednesday premarket with sharply divergent movers as earnings and regulatory filings landed in the same narrow window, forcing traders to choose between durable operational beats and headline-driven uncertainty. Netflix, United Airlines and Kraft Heinz each illustrated different pressure points: a technology platform negotiating a costly