Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race
Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race
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Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race
Italy retail sales edge up 0.1% in September; Q3 volumes down 0.5%
German chamber of commerce raises 2026 growth outlook to 1%
Housebuilding slump drags down UK construction activity, PMI shows
Sweden’s inflation slows more than forecast in October
Russia’s service sector nears stagnation in October
German industrial orders rise 4.4% in September
Indonesia Q3 GDP grows faster than expected at 5.47%
Australia trade surplus nearly triples forecasts as gold imports dive in September
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote launched a fuel storage facility in Namibia to future-proof Southern Africa's supply.
Japan services activity expands for fifth month, PMI shows
A giant banner depicting US President Donald Trump and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was burnt in Tehran
Participants in the CNBC Voter Poll ranked the economy the most important issue facing the country, ahead of topics tied to democracy and immigration.
Billionaire tax measure trails as California tallies votes
With Canada-US trade talks back on, Tuesday’s midterm Democratic wave puts pressure on the White House to come to a deal.
Nasdaq, Dow, and S&P 500 open higher after Democrats take control and Trump accepts results.
Crude Oil Inventories Decline Less Than Expected, Impacting Prices
U.S. services sector activity slows slightly amid elevated fuel, memory costs
The next debt-ceiling confrontation could reverse Washington's traditional political roles, raising the possibility of spending concessions, market volatility and a damaging default.
Speaking to Fox News following the midterm elections, US President Donald Trump admitted that inflation was likely one reason Republicans did poorly. Many Americans have been frustrated with how the Iran war has pushed up prices, including at the gasoline pump, especially given that Trump had campaigned for his second term on a pledge of “no new wars”, as Ellen Gainsford explains.
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