Global stock markets are too inflated and will fall, top Bank of England official warns
The Bank of England expects “an adjustment” in equity markets, Sarah Breeden, a deputy governor at the central bank, said in a BBC interview.
Foreign car companies bet on technology to hang onto once-lucrative China auto market
U.S., Korean and German automakers announced a rush of new, tech-enabled cars at the Beijing Auto Show as they battle a sales slump
Treasury yields tick lower after DOJ drops Fed probe, paving the path for Senate to vote on Warsh
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note — the key benchmark for mortgages and auto loans and credit card debt — dropped to 4.304%.
Porsche is selling its Bugatti Rimac stake and walking away from Rimac
The automotive industry has grappled with mounting pressure to consolidate amid slowing growth, rising costs and intensifying margin pressure.
South Korea’s ‘ant investors’ are marching to U.S. equities even as domestic market hits record highs
From January to November 2025, South Korean investors have been the largest foreign buyers of U.S. stocks.
Cohere to acquire German AI company Aleph Alpha as it looks to expand in Europe
Schwarz Group — a key backer of Aleph Alpha — plans to invest $600 million in Cohere’s upcoming Series E round as part of the deal.
European stocks fall as ceasefire optimism fades; Novo jumps after Lilly weight loss pill prescription data
European stock markets finished broadly lower on Friday, as uncertainty over a potential U.S.-Iran peace deal weighs on investor sentiment.
CNBC Daily Open: Truce extended, trust still on edge
Investors — now well accustomed to navigating when (or not) to trust the news — mostly held their nerve overnight.
TSMC shares jump to record high as Taiwan eases single-stock investment caps for funds
TSMC, whose shares had a hit a record high on Thursday as well, last week reported a 58% increase in first-quarter profit.
UK stocks are beating Wall Street — but the Iran war is putting the winning streak at risk
The FTSE 100’s outperformance of its U.S. counterparts is on shaky ground as the conflict in the Middle East drags on.
