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A U.K. electricity generator is winnowing U.S. sites for wood-burning power plants that pump their emissions underground.

The U.S. dollar is expected to appreciate slightly further in 2025 as the U.S. economy and stock market continue to outperform peers, Capital Economics said.

The Treasury yield curve is expected to steepen as Fed rate cuts anchor short-term yields, said T. Rowe Price.

Oil rose slightly in early Asian trade. The market is awaiting the Federal Reserve's rate decision, where a cut is widely anticipated.

Gold was steady in the early Asian trade as markets awaited the Federal Reserve's rate decision, where a rate cut is widely expected.

Japanese stocks may fall as caution over U.S. and Japanese monetary policy outlooks continue.

It sanctioned a commodities trader it described as a linchpin in Russia's oil market, part of moves designed to step up pressure on Moscow ahead of possible peace talks with Ukraine.

To meet the commitment, the CEO of SoftBank Group will need to embark on a combination of a massive fundraising effort, a huge amount of new debt or selling chunks of the company's holdings to raise cash.

Albertsons faces daunting challenges as a stand-alone company.

European natural-gas prices regained a little ground and ING said demand for gas pipeline capacity through Bulgaria and Turkey has also increased for January 2025, hinting that market participants are preparing for alternatives if Russian gas flow ...