Argentina’s economy didn’t collapse. It roared back to life
Just a year and a half ago, Argentina’s economy looked like it was heading for its tenth sovereign default. Inflation was out of control. The peso was imploding. Nearly half the…
AI boom drives US startup funding close to record highs
Startup funding in the United States soared 75.6% in the first half of 2025, reaching $162.8 billion, according to a new report from PitchBook released Tuesday. It marks the strongest…
Asian markets open: Nikkei flat, Sensex to open higher on inflation data
Asia-Pacific stock markets began Tuesday’s session with a mixed performance, as investors parsed a crucial economic growth report from China that topped analysts’ forecasts. While the better-than-expected data from the…
Rheinmetall share price forecast: buy, sell, or hold?
Rheinmetall share price has had a strong performance this year, and numerous tailwinds may push it higher in the coming months. The RHM stock was trading at €1,880 on Monday,…
Middle East set to overtake Asia to become second-largest gas producer by 2025
The Middle East is poised to overtake Asia as the world’s second-largest gas producer by 2025, trailing only North America, according to new research from Rystad Energy.Since 2020, gas production…
Tesla’s $69,770 Model Y enters India: a premium EV bet to drive global sales?
Tesla Inc., the electric vehicle pioneer helmed by Elon Musk, has finally made its long-awaited entry into India with the launch of its Model Y SUV, priced at a steep…
Europe markets open: FTSE to rise 0.2%; UK’s Starling Bank mulls US IPO
European stock markets are set for a mixed and cautious start on Tuesday, with futures pointing to divergent openings across the continent. Investors continue to grapple with the looming threat…
Top 2 catalysts for the Rolls-Royce share price in July
Rolls-Royce share price continued its strong rally this week as it neared the crucial resistance level at 1,000p. RR stock has surged to a high of 985p, up sharply from…
Trump’s 50% tariff on Brazil imports to brew trouble for Starbucks and Dutch Bros
Shares of Starbucks and other major US coffee retailers could face higher costs after the Trump administration proposed a sweeping 50% tariff on all imports from Brazil — the world’s…
China’s exports surge amid waning frontloading demand
In June, China’s exports saw a renewed surge, and imports also recovered. The surge was largely due to companies expediting shipments to leverage a temporary tariff agreement between Beijing and Washington,…