Soaring rent, food costs keep U.S. inflation on front burner; labor market tight
Consumer prices increase 0.4% in SeptemberCPI advances 8.2% on year-on-year basisCore CPI rises 0.6%; jumps 6.6% year-on-yearWeekly jobless claims increase...
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S&P ends lower, dollar loses ground after Fed minutes
NEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Wall Street's equity indexes ended Wednesday's volatile session in the red and the dollar...
U.S. dollar soars to new 24-year high versus yen; sterling rebounds
Yen 3-month implied volatility at 11.9, vs 13.26 on Sept. 22Japan watching volatility, not specific levels, analyst saysBoE signals to...
Analysis: Weak forint rains on Hungary’s ‘no more hikes’ parade
BUDAPEST, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank tightened forint liquidity further on Wednesday at a deposit tender as part...
Pension schemes may have needed employer support without BoE intervention -regulator
LONDON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Pension schemes may have had to put up more cash to support their under-water derivatives...
UK’s Barratt warns on profit as rising mortgage rates hit demand
Net private reservations/average week 188 vs 281 year agoFY23 adjusted profit expectations below year-ago figureBarratt shares hit lowest level in...
Leonteq rejects allegations of suspicious trades
Swiss fintech refutes allegations in Financial Times reportSays on track to meet guidanceShares have been battered by the allegationsZURICH, Oct...
Stocks turn red with UK bonds in the spotlight
LONDON/NEW YORK, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Financial markets made roller-coaster moves on Tuesday with the S&P 500 (.SPX) ending lower,...
British pension funds step up fire sales as need for cash soars
LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - UK pension schemes are racing to raise hundreds of billions of pounds to shore up...
Germans told to unite over energy crisis amid EU divisions
Scholz calls for German unity over managing demandEU to make new attempt to agree response to crisisBusinesses counting the cost...
