Currencies
Brexit: UK business groups react with anger to vote result
UK business leaders reacted with anger to Tuesday's heavy defeat of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement.
Brexit: So now what? Analysts weigh-in
Danske Bank: "The first thing to look out for is the Labour's motion of no confidence in May's government tomorrow. [. ] PM Theresa will most likely survive the vote (remember the Conservatives cannot force her to resign as party leader for another year after she won the party confidence vote in December). Vote takes place at 20:00 CET.
US open: Stocks rise, Netflix offsets losses from JP Morgan and Wells Fargo
Trading on Wall Street has gotten off to a positive start following the release of data that some analysts say shows scant pipeline price pressures building in the economy.
China urges Canada to immediately release Huawei executive
China’s Foreign Ministry urged officials in Ottawa to immediately release Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
Gambling stocks stumble as US reverses online betting ruling
UK gambling stocks that have expanded across the Atlantic took a hit on Tuesday after the US Department of Justice moved to tighten regulations on online gambling.
Empire State manufacturing index at worst level in more than a year
Business conditions in the New York region deteriorated much more than expected in January, according to a survey from the New York Fed, as the US-China trade war and the government shutdown took their toll.
China agencies launch co-ordinated economic stimulus
China moved again to stimulate its economy on Tuesday, announcing larger tax cuts and pledging to maintain liquidity in the banking system, while fresh data revealed the slowest growth of credit in more than a decade.
German economic growth slows to five-year low in 2018
German economic growth eased to its slowest rate in five years last year but the country just managed to avoid a technical recession, according to data released by Destatis on Tuesday.