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The United States and Pakistan said they had clinched a deal that Islamabad described as leading to lower tariffs on its exports, while President Donald Trump trumpeted a pact to help develop the South Asian nation’s oil reserves.
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Meta於2025年7月30日公布第二季業績，收入475.16億美元，按年增長21.61%，超出市場預期448億美元；純利183.37億美元，增長36.18%，每股盈利7.14美元，勝預期5.92美元。受此利好消息推動，Meta美股盤後股價急升11.49%至775.1美元，接近當日最高點（參考fin…
(Bloomberg) — Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:
Image source: Getty Images The US and Australian share markets are flirting with record highs once again. For many investors, that’s a reason to celebrate – but an important question is also being raised: Are we in a bubble? One widely followed metric is sounding the alarm, and it just happens to be Warren Buffett’s
President Donald Trump is moving steadily and pointedly to making a shutdown of Vladimir Putin’s war machine a core goal of his tariff initiatives — with his tough talk on India just the latest sign. Trump hasn’t yet called for passage of the Senate “secondary sanctions” bill that aims to slam the trading partners that help
WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) is ready to move on a bill sanctioning Russia if a cease-fire with Ukraine isn’t reached by the end of next week — if President Trump gives him “the green light.” Thune told The Post in an exclusive interview Wednesday that he’s “hopeful” the legislation — introduced
On July 15, five of China’s most prominent private-sector entrepreneurs sat shoulder to shoulder at a press conference in Beijing hosted by the State Council, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) ruling body. Above their heads, a banner enjoined them to “carry forward the entrepreneurial spirit” and to serve as “excellent builders of socialism with Chinese
