WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods fell more than expected in October as orders for motor vehicles and parts dropped amid strikes by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union…
RONNA MCDANIEL: Biden’s Wretched Speech Against Republican Voters Reveals His One True Weakness Ronna McDaniel on September 7, 2022 In Joe Biden’s America, everything is more expensive, streets are less safe, and…
WASHINGTON – U.S. construction spending tumbled in June as outlays on single-family homebuilding declined sharply amid rising mortgage rates. The Commerce Department said on Monday that construction spending dropped 1.1% in June…
By Selena Li HONG KONG – Manulife Financial’s Asia unit is on track to account for half of the Canadian insurer’s core earnings by 2025 despite economic slowdowns and impact of COVID-19…
By Kevin Buckland and Alun John TOKYO – A jump in the price of oil and a yawning gap between yields at home and those of U.S. bonds have left Japan’s yen…
By Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK – Investors are preparing for more downside in U.S. credit markets, as bets that the Federal Reserve will become more aggressive than previously expected threaten to further…
LONDON – Global crude steel production gained 3.7% last year to 1.95 billion tonnes, World Steel Association data showed on Tuesday, despite weaker output in top producer China as an energy crunch…