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Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter compared to the first three months of the year, as next month's crucial midterm election looms for President Javier Milei.

Hours into his second day of contentious testimony in Congress, Kash Patel, the FBI director, sparked one of the more unusual stock rallies of the year.

President Donald Trump and King Charles III capped a day of pomp and pageantry at Windsor Castle dining on quail egg salad at an elaborate state dinner with tech and finance executives Wednesday.

D.E. Shaw & Co. is raising money for a new hedge fund, where for the first time the firm will ditch the algorithms and let human traders call all of the shots.

Arab Gulf countries including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia followed the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut this year, providing some relief when it comes to credit demand and the housing sector.

With less than two months until COP30, 79 delegations have confirmed lodging in the Amazonian city of Belem for the United Nations climate summit, Brazil's government said Wednesday.

The National Academies affirmed the science behind the so-called endangerment finding, which the Trump administration hopes to revoke.

Argentina's central bank disputed that the peso had crossed the threshold for its trading band Wednesday, saying its calculation of the figure is slightly different from the number based on a publicly disclosed formula.

Treasuries moved higher after the Federal Reserve delivered a widely expected interest-rate cut to support the sagging labor market.

After sitting on the sidelines for most of the record-breaking run in US equities, small-capitalization stocks have finally joined in and ended the drought that started during the pandemic.