The pound hits $1.35, its highest level since the start of October, while the FTSE 100 and gilts hold steady.

Gold was little changed following a three-day rally that took the precious metal to an all-time high above $4,500 an ounce.

Asia is back on top. The region’s stock markets have beaten the US and Europe this year, credit markets are strong, ...

The final UK third-quarter GDP reading shows 0.1% growth on a monthly basis and 1.3% annually, both right in line with ...

Traders are increasingly betting that central banks across Europe are all but done with interest-rate cuts. Money markets ...

A corner of the US crude market closely watched by physical traders is signaling oversupply in the latest indication that a ...

US Treasuries wrapped up the first weekly gain since the end of November after unexpectedly cool inflation numbers and a jump ...

Bloomberg’s t Global Regulatory Brief reviews recent global regulatory developments, focusing on the EU, US, UK, and Singapore, as they introduce regulations on trading, market structures, and ...

Yields on Japan’s long-dated bonds reached multi-year highs in early December, signaling weak investor demand amid concerns ...

Coinbase Global Inc. announced Monday that it will acquire a derivatives clearinghouse, The Clearing Company, to boost its ...

Prediction markets companies are likely to see their revenues grow by a factor of five to more than $10 billion by 2030, ...

DraftKings Inc. is releasing a new app on Friday that will allow customers in 38 states to trade contracts on sports and ...