US furniture stocks jump as Trump delays tariff hikes on imports
Shares of furniture retailers with significant exposure to US imports rose in premarket trading after President Donald Trump delayed planned tariff increases on
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Wall Street starts 2026 on firm footing: S&P 500 climbs 0.5%, Nasdaq surges 1%
US stocks rose on Friday, the first trading day of 2026, as technology shares extended their momentum from last year’s artificial intelligence-driven rally
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Warren Buffett’s parting words: why he believes Berkshire is built to survive 100 years
In his final interview as chief executive, Warren Buffett expressed profound confidence in Berkshire Hathaway’s future longevity, telling CNBC that the company “has
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Malaysia palm oil slips as crude oil losses and export slowdown collide
Palm oil prices extended their decline for a second session, slipping to the lowest level in two weeks as weakness in crude oil
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Asian gold markets rebound on strong retail buying in India and China
Gold prices saw a bounce-back in key Asian markets this week, trading at a premium in India and China for the first time
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Tesla sales slide across Europe as analysts expect decline in global deliveries
New car registrations for Tesla fell sharply in several key European markets in December, underscoring the company’s mounting challenges across the region even
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FTSE 100 crosses 10,000 as ‘boring’ UK stocks shine: what comes next in 2026
London’s blue-chip FTSE 100 index crossed the symbolic 10,000-point mark for the first time on Friday, extending a powerful rally in UK equities
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US economy enters 2026 strong on paper, fragile beneath the surface
The US economy ended 2025 looking healthier than most forecasts predicted. Growth picked up late in the year, inflation cooled from its peak
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Is Boeing stock a buy in 2026? Key catalysts ahead
Boeing’s stock price bounced back in December, soaring from November’s low of $176 to the current $217. It has jumped by ~68% from
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India clears $4.6B electronics component push as firms diversify from China
India has approved a new wave of electronics component investments as global manufacturers adjust supply chains long centred on China. The decision highlights