European shares were mostly higher on Friday despite US President Donald Trump winning a reprieve against a court ruling blocking his tariff plan.

London stocks ended higher on Friday, buoyed by broad-based gains despite lingering uncertainty over global trade tariffs.

The US trade deficit in goods narrowed sharply in April, according to the Census Bureau, dropping from a record high of ...

Wall Street trading got off to a mixed start on Friday after Donald Trump claimed that China had violated their preliminary ...

London’s FTSE 100 was up 0.6% at 8,771.21 in afternoon trade on Friday. M&G surged to the top of the index after it was ...

Petro Matad confirmed in an update on Friday that invoices covering oil production from the Heron 1 well in Mongolia’s Block ...

Personal incomes in the US grew strongly in April, even as spending slowed following a jump during the previous month.

Tungsten West released a development and economic plan for the restart of mining operations at its Hemerdon tungsten and tin ...

US wholesale inventories were flat month-on-month in April, according to the Census Bureau, coming in at $907.0bn after a ...

Alpha Group International has extended possible takeover discussions with Corpay just weeks after the fintech rebuffed an ...

Berenberg reinstated coverage of insurer Beazley on Friday, saying the stock continued to present a compelling investment ...

A Bank of England rate-setter has called for lower interest rates despite stronger-than-expected inflation data, on mounting ...