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S&P 500 sinks to two-year low as bear market deepens, article with galleryMarkets · September 27, 2022 · 6:29 PM UTC · undefined ago
Wall Street sank deeper into a bear market on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 hitting a two-year intraday low as Federal Reserve policymakers showed an appetite for more interest rate hikes, even at the risk of throwing the economy into a downturn.
FinanceCommerzbank to take 490 mln euro Q3 hit due to mBank unit, article with image5:09 PM UTC
FinancePoland aims to stop using WIBOR rate in 2025, says regulator
Poland will complete a reform of benchmark interest rates on which loans are based by the end of 2024, financial regulator KNF said on Tuesday, with the Warsaw Interbank Offered Rate (WIBOR) expected to be fully replaced in 2025.
Reuters
4:03 PM UTC

MarketsDon't fuel more uncertainty, French central banker warns after market rout, article with image3:36 PM UTC
MarketsShell, Exxon launch sale of UK, Dutch North Sea assets -sources, article with gallery4:30 PM UTC
Macro MattersAnalysis: Loonie bulls reel as Bank of Canada trails Fed on terminal rate bets, article with gallery3:02 PM UTC
United KingdomBank of England says it won't take 'risky bets' to help City's competitiveness, article with image1:04 PM UTC
MarketsAsian women in U.S. financial sector see race and gender as career hurdles - study, article with image3:57 PM UTC
MarketsInflation expectations still anchored even though price hike longer: Centeno, article with image2:13 PM UTC
FinanceItaly's Nexi surprises markets with ambitious goals, article with image12:13 PM UTC
WorldBritain's pensions regulator warns on cash flow risk from market stress
Britain's pension scheme trustees should review their cash flow positions and assess if they can cope with further market stresses, the Pensions Regulator said on Tuesday following a sharp rise in gilt yields that may trigger a scramble for cash.
Carolyn Cohn
2:03 PM UTC