(Reuters) - European shares retreated on Monday, joining a global selloff amid fears that U.S. President Donald Trump's ...

The default rate in Europe’s €340bn high yield — or junk — bond market will climb to 5 per cent this year, according to a prediction from JPMorgan, the US bank. That is up from a rate of 3.3 per cent ...

Positive sentiment towards eurozone bonds is holding after Trump went ahead with plans for tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods and threatened a move against Europe, ING said.

U.S. Treasury yield fell and could fall further if demand for safe-haven assets increases due to uncertainty surrounding the impact of tariffs, says DHF Capital S.A. said.

Asian markets slumped overnight and the dollar strengthened after Trump followed through on his trade war threats ...

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Eurozone inflation exceeded forecasts in January, reaching 2.5%, but the euro weakened as fears of US tariffs overshadowed ...

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Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China—and potentially the EU—could indirectly harm the UK through slower ...

Asia shares mostly fell in Monday trading as worries grow about President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on key U.S. trading ...

European Central Bank policymaker Gediminas Simkus said on Monday he expected an interest rate cut in March and "a couple ...

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