By Ann Saphir SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Two more U.S. interest-rate hikes this year is a “very reasonable” projection, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly said, but given how fast rates have risen already and how close they are to where they probably need to be, it’s better to move more slowly and…
(Reuters) – New vehicle sales in the United States are seen to rise in June, according to a joint forecast from J.D. Power and GlobalData, as automakers are able to push more stock to dealers to meet the growing demand for personal mobility and new models. Total new-vehicle sales, including retail and non-retail transactions, in…
By Jack Queen (Reuters) -Liability waivers signed by passengers on a submersible lost at sea during a dive to the Titanic wreck may not shield the vessel’s owner from potential lawsuits by the victims’ families, legal experts said. The Titan submersible vanished on Sunday roughly two hours into its dive and was found in pieces…
(Reuters) – Russia will not inform the U.S. about the number of nuclear warheads it is stationing in Belarus or tests of its nuclear-capable Poseidon torpedo, the Interfax news agency quoted Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying on Friday. Moscow and Minsk say Belarus has already begun receiving the Russian tactical, or short-range, nuclear…
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Danish brewer Carlsberg said on Friday it had signed an agreement to sell its Russian business but did not name the buyer or the agreed price for the transaction, which is subject to an extensive regulatory review by Moscow. Carlsberg, the Western brewer most exposed to Russia, said last year it expected a…
KYIV (Reuters) – The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide a 50-million-euro ($54 million) loan to one of Ukraine’s biggest banks, state-owned Ukreximbank, under an agreement signed on Friday. Matteo Patrone, EBRD’s Managing Director for Eastern Europe and the Caucasus, said in a statement that the funding would help keep finance flowing to…
By John Irish and Leigh Thomas PARIS (Reuters) -Multilateral development banks like the World Bank are expected to find $200 billion in extra firepower for low-income economies by taking on more risk, a move that may require wealthy nations to inject more cash, world leaders said on Friday. The leaders, gathered at a summit in…
(Reuters) – U.S. equity funds recorded their biggest outflows in 12 weeks for seven days ended June 21 as the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance sparked worries of more rate hikes this year. Investors offloaded U.S. equity funds worth a net $16.47 billion in their biggest weekly net selling since March 29. They had bought into…
BUCHAREST (Reuters) -Internet personality Andrew Tate will remain under house arrest in Romania for another 30 days from the end of June pending trial on charges of human trafficking, a Bucharest court ruled on Friday. Tate was indicted on Tuesday along with his brother Tristan and two Romanian female suspects for human trafficking, rape and…
By Richa Naidu and Sybille de La Hamaide LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) – Danone and Kellogg are among 75 consumer goods companies that French authorities have asked to cut prices, according to a list seen by Reuters that sources say the government is using for the initiative. Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on June 9 he…
