Dollar hovers near one-month low Published 17 Jul, 2026 05:46am NEW YORK: The dollar edged higher against major peers on Thursday while remaining near a one-month low, reflecting...
ECB's Kocher sees currently no second-round effects from Iran war, but bank is ready to act Published 15 Jul, 2026 10:52am The situation is marked by high uncertainty as the intensity of the conflict keeps changing, the Austrian central bank governor said
McCullum to step down as England test coach after four years Published 12 Jul, 2026 06:27pm ECB Chief Executive Richard Gould paid tribute to the former New Zealand captain’s work
ECB's T2 payment system back up after brief incident impacting payments Published 06 Jul, 2026 07:56am When central banks and financial institutions in Europe need to send and receive large-value payments, they rely on T2
Gold likely to see another week of volatility Updated 06 Jul, 2026 04:42am The decline in US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) to 57,000, compared to the expected 114,000, along with a notable downward...
European shares steady as tech gains offset ME caution Published 30 Jun, 2026 05:08am FRANKFURT: European shares closed flat on Monday, with gains in technology stocks offset by declines in construction...
England Test captain Ben Stokes to retire from international cricket Published 28 Jun, 2026 07:52pm *The 35-year-old, who made his international debut in 2011, has captained England’s test team since 2022
Europe’s STOXX 600 ends lower Published 24 Jun, 2026 05:52am FRANKFURT: Europe’s benchmark STOXX 600 closed lower on Tuesday, as expectations for imminent interest rate hikes by...
No need for ‘forceful’ rate rises: Lagarde Published 23 Jun, 2026 05:27am BRUSSELS: Eurozone inflation is under control and uncertainty has been eased by US-Iranian efforts to end the war,...
ECB's Nagel says no inflation relief in sight even if Hormuz Strait reopens soon Published 15 Jun, 2026 01:19pm US and Iranian officials said overnight they have reached an agreement to end their war and reopen the Strait
England's Robinson ruled out of second Test against New Zealand, reports say Published 15 Jun, 2026 11:57am The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) did not immediately respond to a request for comment made outside normal UK business hours
Gold steadies but heading for second straight weekly loss Published 14 Jun, 2026 05:20am NEW YORK: Gold steadied on Friday as oil fell on rising hopes for a peace deal between Iran and the United States,...
ECB keeping its options open for July, Nagel says Published 12 Jun, 2026 10:43am 'The Governing Council will be gathering for its next monetary policy meeting in July,' Nagel said in a statement
Euro eases after ECB rate hike Published 12 Jun, 2026 06:08am NEW YORK: The euro edged lower on Thursday after the European Central Bank delivered a widely expected interest rate...
European shares snap four-day losing streak Published 12 Jun, 2026 06:08am FRANKFURT: European shares closed higher on Thursday, snapping a four-day losing streak, as investors looked past...
European shares steady as investors weigh US-Iran flare-up Published 11 Jun, 2026 05:06am FRANKFURT: Europe’s STOXX 600 ended a choppy session little changed on Wednesday, as investors weighed a renewed...
Stokes weighing England captaincy future after nightclub incident - reports Published 10 Jun, 2026 10:19am On Monday, the ECB said Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson were under investigation
ICC rates Gaddafi, Lord's pitches as 'unsatisfactory' Published 09 Jun, 2026 08:41pm Imposes demerit point on both venues
Dollar falls from highs Published 09 Jun, 2026 04:58am NEW YORK: The dollar pulled back on Monday from its highest level in nearly two months, after Iran said its attacks...
European shares slip as tech rally stalls Published 06 Jun, 2026 06:09am FRANKFURT: European shares slipped on Friday and ended the week lower, as uncertainty about Middle East peace...
ECB must act on inflation sooner rather than later, policymaker Pereira says Published 31 May, 2026 10:50am 'When there is an inflationary spiral, I prefer that we act swiftly and decisively'
European shares edge higher as auto, chemical stocks rise Published 27 May, 2026 01:53pm The pan-European STOXX 600 index edged up 0.2% to 629.51 points
European stocks end flat as investors await Mideast peace updates Published 22 May, 2026 06:05am FRANKFURT: European shares ended flat on Thursday, pausing after strong gains in the previous session as investors...
England's Sciver-Brunt ruled out of NZ series ahead of T20 World Cup Published 05 May, 2026 01:10pm Vice-captain Charlie Dean will captain the team during the ODI series, starting on May 10
Changes in global economic environment also unfavourable for gold Updated 04 May, 2026 05:53am As the geopolitical crisis remains unresolved and appears increasingly complicated, necessitating greater clarity...
US dollar slides against yen Published 01 May, 2026 05:18am NEW YORK: The US dollar fell sharply against the yen on Thursday after Japanese authorities were reported to have...
European shares log biggest monthly gains in over a year Published 01 May, 2026 05:18am FRANKFURT: European shares jumped more than 1 percent on Thursday and marked their biggest monthly gain in over a...
ECB warns of risks from Mideast war as it holds rates Published 30 Apr, 2026 10:48pm FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank held interest rates steady on Thursday and warned of growing risks to the...
ECB set to hold rates steady with eye on Iran crisis Published 27 Apr, 2026 10:38am Markets ramped up their bets on a rate hike after the US-Israeli war on Iran sparked a global energy shock
STOXX 600 jumps more than 1pc after Iran declares Strait of Hormuz open Published 18 Apr, 2026 06:02am FRANKFURT: The STOXX 600 jumped more than 1 percent and notched its fourth straight weekly gain on Friday, after...