Biden basket vs Trump trade: Picking a winning stock portfolio
The Nov. 3 presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden could have dramatic effects across markets, and investors are already trying to identify potential winners and losers.
Business & Financial News, U.S & International Breaking News
THE WIRE
-
China to tighten supervision of country's booming online insurance business
-
Suspect in downing of flight MH17 denies any involvement at trial
-
Louis Dreyfus profit rebounds but equity shrinks
-
Exclusive: Five groups ousted from U.N.-backed responsible investment list
-
Most executives seek work-life balance after experiencing pandemic blues: survey
-
Ford applies for German COVID-19 loan guarantees: Handelsblatt
-
Merkel visited Kremlin critic Navalny in hospital, he says
-
Biden basket vs Trump trade: Picking a presidential stock portfolio
-
Siemens Energy has modest debut on Frankfurt stock exchange
-
Investors swamp IPO for K-Pop band BTS management label, prices at top of range
-
China data, banks lift European stocks after last week's sell-off
-
U.S. Supreme Court nominee Barrett would have final say on recusal calls
-
Nigeria's main unions suspend planned strike after government talks
-
Cleveland-Cliffs to buy U.S. assets of ArcelorMittal
-
Armenian, Azeri forces exchange fire again, 6 Azeri civilians reported killed
-
Azerbaijan denies Turkey sent it fighters from Syria amid Karabakh fighting
-
Australia's Piedmont signs lithium ore supply deal with Tesla, shares surge
-
China's leaders to endorse lower 2021-2025 growth target at key meeting: sources
-
Asian shares buoyed by China optimism, markets eye U.S. presidential debate
-
Israel doubly deserted on Yom Kippur during holiday and COVID-19 lockdown
Featured
More Top News
Asian shares buoyed by China optimism, markets eye U.S. presidential debate
Asian markets were powered on Monday by signs China's economic recovery was gaining momentum with pent-up demand, fiscal stimulus and surprisingly resilient exports boosting sentiment across the region.
Huawei CFO Meng back in Canadian court fighting U.S. extradition
Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou will be back in a Canadian courtroom on Monday as her lawyers resume their fight to block the United States' efforts to extradite her.
With EU help, Taiwan gets rare win in China naming dispute
Taiwan expressed satisfaction on Monday and said the European Union had stepped in to help after a global alliance of mayors stopped referring to Taiwanese cities as part of China, in a rare win for the island amid growing Chinese pressure.
Australia's Piedmont signs lithium ore supply deal with Tesla, shares surge
Piedmont Lithium on Monday said it signed a five-year deal with Tesla Inc to supply high-purity lithium ore mineral to the U.S. electric carmaker, prompting an 83% surge in the Australian lithium miner's shares.
Cleveland-Cliffs to buy U.S. assets of ArcelorMittal
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc , the largest U.S. producer of iron ore pellets, has agreed to buy the U.S. assets of the world's largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal SA for about $1.4 billion in cash and shares.
Murray needs to stop thinking about himself, says Wilander
Andy Murray should consider whether he has the right to accept wild cards into major tournaments at the expense of emerging young players, seven-time Grand Slam champion Mats Wilander said after the Briton crashed out of the French Open.
Advertisement
Have a news tip?
Reuters provides several ways to securely and confidentially share information and materials with our journalists.
LEARN MORE ››