Early in Europe, U.S. stock futures were up, stock markets in Asia closed higher and the dollar and Treasury yields steadied.

Justin Baer is the deputy markets editor for The Wall Street Journal’s finance bureau in New York.

While silver has not even fully made up for the price drop at the beginning of April, gold eased on Wednesday after briefly ...

Oil futures fell for the week as concerns about potential oversupply and disagreements among OPEC and its allies overshadowed ...

The pound rallied against the dollar on Thursday amid growing investor pessimism over the lack of any real progress in ...

Based on the latest polls, it should no longer be too surprising that the Canadian Liberals appear to have won the recent ...

Jenny Strasburg is a reporter in London, where she writes for The Wall Street Journal about oil and gas, climate, the ...

Commerzbank is releasing an AI avatar called Ava to interact with the German lender's private and small business customers in ...

The Dallas Fed's Manufacturing Activity Indicator delivered more bad news yesterday. At roughly -36, it was almost 19 points worse than expected. New orders plummeted significantly, while prices paid ...

The Canadian dollar was slightly softer after the Liberal Party’s election victory and ING expected the U.S. dollar to reach 1.39 Canadian dollars by the end of the second quarter, depending on trade ...

The German Federal Cartel Office (Bundeskartellamt) has approved UniCredit's plan to increase its direct stake in Commerzbank ...