Markets in Asia and Europe ticked higher on Tuesday, as U.S. futures signalled a potentially narrow rise amid uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tariff plan.

As concerns grow about the impact of tariffs on the economy and uncertainty looms, market participants appear to be reducing their weight in the U.S.

The UK, US, Europe and China rely heavily on Taiwan for semiconductors. The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Global investment banks are lowering their projections for China's economic growth this year as U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive tariffs are expected to take a toll on the ...

Global investors have slashed their holdings of U.S. stocks by a record amount in the past two months, and think a trade war that triggers global recession is the biggest risk for markets, BofA Global ...

US President Trump's recent tariffs have triggered a steep decline in oil prices, impacting global markets and raising concerns among OPEC+ members and Russia, leading experts to predict significant ...

Shares in the group have plunged by a third this year as orders for its electric vehicles have plummeted across many major markets. Is there any way back?

British businesses have been left in a “state of despondency” by Donald Trump’s trade wars and Rachel Reeves’s tax rises, with confidence at its lowest level since the mini-Budget crisis. The ...

Meanwhile, allies like South Korea are scrambling to shield their critical industries, unveiling billion-dollar rescue packages for chipmakers caught in the crossfire.

Asia shares edged slightly higher on Tuesday, helped by gains in auto companies after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested he might grant exemptions on auto-related levies already in place.

The US President's remarks follow a global surge in stocks on Monday after he eased some of his tariffs.View on euronews ...

US stocks edged higher on Monday as investors focused on tech's temporary reprieve from President Trump's tariffs. But on Sunday, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that those electronics would ...