The Swiss National Bank, which has been at the forefront of monetary easing, cut rates by an unexpectedly large 50 basis points (bps) to 0.5% on Thursday, the lowest since November 2022 and the ...

and Chalamet’s voice was so impressive that his live vocals — sung while performing in character — were kept for the final cut. That is not the industry standard. Some films use an original ...

The Financial Times highlights notable economic events: 10,000 UK civil service jobs face cuts, the Bank of England proposes stricter liquidity rules for insurers, Boohoo gains shareholder support ...

Leaders also vowed to reduce bank reserve requirements and cut interest rates "in a timely manner". "The direction is clear, but the size of stimulus matters, which we probably will find out only ...

“The message about raising the fiscal deficit and interest rate cuts was expected,” Zhiwei Zhang, chief economist at Pinpoint Asset Management, said. “The direction is clear, but the size of ...

Telephone lines have been cut, voice-mail messages changed to scatological, lewd greetings. One Bush staffer's grandmother telephoned his office from the Midwest and was "horrified" by what she ...

Global stock markets and the dollar experienced cautious trading as investors anticipated rate cuts in Canada and potentially in the U.S. Economists predict a slight rise in U.S. consumer prices, with ...

Mester still anticipates a rate reduction next week, but her prior projection for four cuts in 2025 now seems improbable. Reflecting more general optimism in the equity markets, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF ...

The ECB is widely tipped to announce its fourth rate cut this year on Thursday, in a bid to reignite growth across the 20-member currency bloc and steer inflation back to target. By contrast, the Bank ...

Bank of Canada Sizes Up Big Cut as Tariffs Loom: Decision Guide Economists, markets expect 50 basis-point cut to policy rate Jumbo cut would position economy for possible US trade war ...

The Bank of Canada is likely to cut interest rates by half a percentage point for a second consecutive meeting, bringing borrowing costs to more neutral levels and better positioning the economy for ...