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Federal Reserve officials had to make their latest interest-rate decision without key economic statistics thanks to the US government shutdown. The data they will receive when the government reopens probably won't make the next decision any easier.

Tikehau Capital SA dropped the most since the company's 2017 initial public offering after long time shareholder Temasek sold part of its stake in the company at a discount.

Changing weather patterns are set to drive sharp swings in Europe's power market, with prices rising early next week as winds weaken before giving way to a warm spell and a surge in solar generation a few days later.

European stock investors are getting a stark reminder that increased spending to stay ahead of the competition isn't necessarily a good thing for equities.

KKR & Co. reported its best fundraising quarter in more than four years, driven by record demand for its credit products, as earnings topped Wall Street expectations.

A jobs episode in absence of a jobs report.

Hungary's sole refiner said it can procure most of its crude from non-Russian sources, marking a shift in tone ahead of a high-stakes meeting between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Russian oil sanctions.

Bolivia is awash in the battery metal lithium, but the resource is nearly all trapped underground.

China has lifted a months-long ban on poultry imports from Brazil, a move that's poised to revive purchases from the world's top shipper of the meat.

It took just over a month for cryptocurrencies to erase almost all of this year's market value gains.