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By Saikat Chatterjee LONDON (Reuters) - Global equity and bond funds saw modest inflows at the expense of cash and gold funds even as global markets hit a rough patch this week dominated by concerns a...

LONDON (Reuters) - British factories in September suffered their weakest month since February when the country was still largely locked down, according to a survey which underscored the impact of supp...

PARIS (Reuters) - France's biggest telecoms group Orange said it would buy insurer Groupama's 21.7% stake in Orange Bank, its online banking unit, and also provide the bank with a 230 million euros ($...

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) - A surging U.S. dollar signals for some the clearest sign of an ebbing money tide and an abrupt slowdown of the world economy over the remainder of 2021 at least. Disru...

TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgian ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili told his supporters on Friday he was back in Georgia despite facing the threat of prison and urged them to vote for the opposition at a we...

By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) - Rising bond yields are not always bad news for stocks and other "riskier" assets, but the current spike is giving investors justifiable cause for concern as...

By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) - Typhoon winds and rain dampened what might have been a more celebratory mood in Tokyo on Friday, as restaurants were allowed to sell alcohol and stay open later follow...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia reported 887 coronavirus-related deaths on Friday, the largest single-day death toll it has recorded since the pandemic began and the fourth day in a row it has set that reco...

(Reuters) - Key U.S. jobs numbers on Friday and an OPEC+ meeting on Monday to review oil output as crude prices top $80 dollars a barrel are top of the agenda for markets as 2021 heads into the homest...

(Reuters) - Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green said it is not his place to convince team mate Andrew Wiggins to take a COVID-19 shot and described the debate surrounding vaccinated and unvaccinated...