The IMF adjusts its lending strategy for Ukraine and Thailand, advocating fiscal support and monetary policy shifts, potentially enhancing economic recovery and stability in both nations.
California Governor Gavin Newsom urges Europe to view Trump as a "temporary threat," while Senator Rubio emphasizes the need for reevaluating transatlantic alliances amid Western decline.
Italy investigates deliberate railway sabotage amid Milan Winter Olympics, highlighting security concerns during major events, with train delays and increased vigilance to safeguard infrastructure.
China's housing market stabilizes with a 0.4% sales rise, while Australia's budget surplus contrasts with a U.S. tech selloff, impacting global financial markets.
BMO expands in Japan, hiring senior bankers from Barclays amid yen strength and fiscal optimism. Global banks eye Japan's evolving market and private equity targets high-net-worth investors.
Clear Street postpones its IPO due to market uncertainty and a banker shortage in Hong Kong, reflecting broader challenges in the IPO landscape globally.
In 2026, Cnooc boosts wind energy, the U.S. tightens tax credits on Chinese projects, and Malaysia advances solar power amid declining costs.
The US House voted to end Trump-era tariffs on Canadian goods, showcasing rare bipartisan opposition to his trade policies amid growing economic and political tensions.
Ford plans to launch five budget-friendly vehicle models under $40,000 to combat soaring car prices, aligning with Congressional efforts to address housing affordability.
The Japanese yen surges amid confidence in new PM Sanae Takaichi's fiscal policies, gaining 2.8% against the US dollar, as market dynamics shift.
AI giant Anthropic secures a $20 billion funding round amid an AI boom, while rising data center debts pose challenges to the sector's growth sustainability.
Clear Street cuts IPO target by 65% amid market volatility, while Arko Petroleum shares drop 2.5% on debut, reflecting cautious investor sentiment in public listings.