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UK car industry warns of tariff risk from pause in Canada trade talks

Britain's decision to suspend talks with Canada on a free trade deal creates the risk of tariffs being imposed on British-made cars sold in Canada, the UK car industry warned on Friday, as it urged the two sides to return to negotiations.

Apple faces 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short, EU's Breton says

Apple faces strong action if changes to its App Store do not meet incoming European Union regulations, the bloc's industry chief said on Friday.

Brazil's Gol does not foresee layoffs related to Chapter 11 process

Brazilian airline Gol does not foresee layoffs related to its Chapter 11 proceedings, its chief executive said on Friday, after the carrier filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States as it grapples with high debt load.

Traders step up ECB rate cut bets, sensing shift on inflation front

Traders on Thursday piled on bets that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates from April as they took the view that policymakers are growing more comfortable with the inflation outlook.

American Express forecasts strong profit for 2024

American Express forecast a better-than-expected profit for 2024 on hopes that its affluent customers will be resilient with their spending amid elevated interest rates, sending the company's shares up nearly 3% before the bell on Friday.

US equity fund withdrawals ebb to four-week low amid tech-led Wall Street rally

U.S. investors continued to reduce their holdings in equity funds for the fourth consecutive week up to Jan. 24, exhibiting caution ahead of a major inflation report and a Federal Reserve meeting set for the following week.

Shell to shut down German oil refinery, convert to chemicals

Shell will shut down its oil refinery in Wesseling, Germany, by 2025 and convert the site to produce chemicals as part of its drive to reduce its carbon emissions, the company said on Friday .

Futures fall as Intel forecast hurts chip stocks; inflation data eyed

U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday as chip stocks sagged on a dour revenue forecast from Intel, while a crucial inflation print that could influence the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook topped investors' watch list.

Morning Bid: PCE in our time as US economy impresses

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

Five signs the Fed's pivot is underway before even a single rate cut

Federal Reserve policymakers have signaled they won't cut U.S. interest rates just yet; economists think they will wait until June, given ongoing strength in household spending and uncertainty over the economic outlook, and market bets now point to the April 30-May 1 policy meeting.

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