Gold was little changed on Tuesday, hovering below the previous session's record peak as fears over the pace of economic recovery amid surging coronavirus cases were offset by upbeat U.S. manufacturing data.
Grab, Southeast Asia's biggest ridehailing firm, deepened its finance sector push on Tuesday by announcing that it will offer consumer loans services in Singapore and roll-out wealth management products in the fast-growing but crowded sector.
(RTTNews) - German stocks are exhibiting weakness an hour before noon on Tuesday, paring early gains as investors react to some disappointing earnings announcements.
Alphabet Inc's Google Cloud unit is poised for a surge in fourth-quarter sales from U.S. retailers, as they brace for record online shopping during the holidays because of COVID-19 lockdowns.
Sterling advanced on Tuesday thanks to a deepening dollar rout though concerns of a second wave of virus infections and a central bank policy meeting later this week capped gains.
Share markets in Indonesia and the Philippines recovered more than 1% on Tuesday after sharp falls a day earlier, as strong U.S. manufacturing data lifted investor spirits globally, offsetting worries over surging coronavirus cases at home.
Russia's Raiffeisenbank is ready to pay dividends and expects its profits and loan portfolio to grow at 2019 levels this year despite economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis, the chairman of its managing board said.
Britain faces a second wave of COVID-19 this winter twice as widespread as the initial outbreak if it reopens schools without a more effective test-and-trace system in place, according to a study published on Tuesday.
German government bond yields held near their recent lows on Tuesday, with investors expected to focus on headlines given a lack of data releases to steer the market.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (MUFG), Japan's largest lender by assets, said on Tuesday its first-quarter net profit more than halved as credit-related costs ballooned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The new Chief Executive of French investment bank Natixis, Nicolas Namias, on Tuesday said results of its ongoing business review will be announced in November, when it also expects to provide more clarity on next year's outlook.
French bank Societe Generale announced on Tuesday a wide management reshuffle in a move to reduce costs and boost synergies following two consecutive quarterly losses.
(RTTNews) - Yamaha Motor Co. (YAMHF.PK) reported Tuesday that its first-quarter loss attributable to owners of the parent was 1.81 billion yen, compared to prior year's profit of 7.29 billion yen. Basic loss per share was 10.29 yen, compared to profit of 40.80 yen last year.
Casual fashion brand Uniqlo's Japanese same-store sales rose 4% year on year in July as consumers stocked up on comfortable "stay at home" clothes amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, its owner, Fast Retailing Co Ltd, said on Tuesday.
(RTTNews) - IWG Plc (IWG.L) reported first-half loss before tax from continuing operations of £235.4 million compared to a profit of £37.1 million last year.
South African supermarket chain Pick n Pay flagged a more than 50% fall in first-half earnings on Tuesday, weighed down by constraints on alcohol, tobacco and clothing sales during the lockdown, and by voluntary severance payments.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc has named Ian Taylor as the bank's new head of equity capital markets (ECM) for Australia and New Zealand, a spokeswoman in Australia said on Tuesday.