Putin wants ‘unfriendly countries’ to pay rubles for gas
MOSCOW (AP) — President Vladimir Putin announced Wednesday that Russia will demand “unfriendly” countries pay for Russian natural gas exports…
Oil Jumps 5% As Caspian Pipeline Disruption Adds To Supply Fears
By David Gaffen NEW YORK (Reuters) -Oil prices jumped 5% to over $121 a barrel on Wednesday as disruptions to…
Euro Zone Consumer Confidence Falls To -18.7 In March
(Reuters) – Euro zone consumer confidence fell by 9.9 points in March from the February number, figures released on Wednesday…
Wall Street profits drive average bonuses to a record $258K
NEW YORK (AP) — Soaring profits on Wall Street helped drive up the average bonus paid to employees in New…
U.S. Not Looking To Renegotiate Trump-era Steel Quotas With South Korea, Says Raimondo
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States has no plans to renegotiate a quota agreement forged by South…
ECB’s Visco Says No Need For Restrictive Policy In Europe
By Valentina Za and Francesca Landini MILAN (Reuters) – The European Central Bank can keep its accommodative policy stance if…
Outdoor Retailer show moving to Utah despite boycott threats
DENVER (AP) — The Outdoor Retailer trade show is moving back to Salt Lake City from Denver next year despite…
Pushed By Transport Strike, Spanish Businesses Weigh Furlough Schemes
By Horaci Garcia and Christina Thykjaer MADRID (Reuters) – Furlough schemes may need to be introduced if a transport strike…
Foreigners Banned From Selling Russian Stocks As Market Set For Limited Reopening
(Reuters) -Russia plans to resume some stock trading on Thursday after a near month-long hiatus, with 33 rouble securities to…
Wall Street Pulls Back On Stocks, Treasury Yields Dip
By Lawrence Delevingne, Saikat Chatterjee and Tommy Wilkes BOSTON/LONDON (Reuters) -Wall Street took a breath on Wednesday, pushing stocks and…