Cypriot economists warn that the European Central Bank may raise interest rates further if the war in the Middle East continues to worsen, as rising oil prices threaten to prolong inflation.
Stock markets have shown stability despite ongoing volatility, but inflation remains a key concern for global economies, with the Middle East conflict expected to drive up winter prices.
Nick Train’s investment trust is offering to buy back 20% of its shares in an attempt to boost its weak share price and address a persistently wide discount.
Analysis highlights structural disadvantages for bettors in prediction markets, where insiders may be tilting the scales against ordinary participants.
Insurance underwriters face rising climate risks following a Sh130 million payout for floods in the Mara region, highlighting the financial impact of extreme weather events.
An article provides budgeting advice for young professionals starting their careers in Nairobi with a gross monthly salary of Sh22,000, emphasizing strategic allocation of funds for basic needs.
US core inflation figures exceeded forecasts, increasing market expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Investors are bracing for the upcoming FOMC meeting amid rising odds of a tightening decision.
Maxim Power Corp. announced that the Toronto Stock Exchange has accepted its application for a normal course issuer bid, allowing the company to repurchase its own shares.
U.S. stock markets closed higher as investors welcomed the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate hike. The rally reflected growing confidence in economic stability despite tightening monetary policy.
Barron's reports that while prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket remain private companies, investors can still gain exposure to them through specific exchange-traded funds.
BlackRock has declared dividends for several of its income trusts, including credit allocation, multi-sector, and municipal bond funds. These payouts reflect the firm's regular distribution schedule across its investment products.
Data from the Central Bank of Cyprus reveals a 20.5% drop in the number of bounced cheques and a decline in total value for the first eight months of 2026 compared to the previous year.
A UK bank's refusal to refund a mother who paid £580 to a psychic for 'emergency prayers' was backed by the financial ombudsman, ruling against the consumer's claim.
The wealth management firm is reviewing its growth plans and taking steps to boost morale among financial advisers following recent high-profile departures.
European investors have reversed recent outflows, driving investment in Latin American stocks to a 15-year peak as they seek shelter from geopolitical turmoil.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico (GAP) has finalized bank credit facilities totaling 8 billion Mexican pesos to support its operational and capital expenditure needs.
Rainier Acquisition Corporation announced the separation of its Class A ordinary shares and warrants on the Nasdaq exchange, with trading commencing on September 14, 2026.
JPMorgan Chase has selected experienced internal executives to manage its $2.4 trillion U.S. private banking division, signaling a strategic shift in leadership for the wealth management unit.
Western Asset has declared dividends for several of its funds, including the Inflation-Linked Opportunities & Income Fund and the Premier Bond Fund. The announcements specify payout amounts ranging from $0.052 to $0.07 per share.
Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley joins Bloomberg Money to discuss financial planning, retirement strategies, and the impact of increasing life expectancies on wealth transfers.
Irish energy supplier Energia is increasing some electricity tariffs by up to 30%, citing the conflict in the Gulf region as a primary driver for the price hikes affecting its 290,000 customers.
The former business partner of Irish rugby legend Ronan O’Gara has lost his personal insolvency arrangement case, marking a significant legal setback in his financial affairs.
Government-backed payment networks such as India's UPI and Brazil's Pix are exploring link-ups with central banks overseas to expand cross-border transaction capabilities.
The embattled UK utility company is confronting rising costs related to financing and advisory fees as the government debates whether to proceed with temporary nationalisation.
The Sri Lankan week ended with mixed market performance, highlighted by the Public Debt Management Office concluding a Treasury bond auction where the 2030 tenure attracted significant attention.
Malaysia's bond market is preparing for significant volatility as investors weigh potential economic growth against prevailing headwinds. Analysts suggest that while opportunities exist, the path forward remains challenging due to broader macroeconomic pressures.
EverCommerce has announced an expansion of its existing share buyback initiative, signaling confidence in its financial position and commitment to returning value to shareholders.
Analysts at Banco Santander SA suggest that Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund could sell up to $62 billion in US Treasuries without needing a formal change to its asset-allocation policy.
Technology firms Arteris and 4DMT have both announced new employment inducement grants to attract talent. These financial incentives are part of broader efforts to bolster their workforce capabilities.
BlackRock has declared dividends for its Corporate High Yield Fund, Floating Rate Income Strategies Fund, and Debt Strategies Fund. The announcements specify the per-share payout amounts for each respective fund.
The Guardian Nigeria News highlights archival efforts involving the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Shell, focusing on historical records related to their operations.
Energy analysts state that crude oil prices are trending higher due to accelerated global inventory drawdowns, marking an inflection point in the market.