Deal-signing at the German cloud computing and software giant SAP turned cautious in the second quarter, CFO Dominik Asam told CNBC.
Citi economist Katsuhiko Aiba said the U.S.-Japan trade deal could influence the course of talks with other major auto exporters, namely the EU and South Korea.
UniCredit raised its full-year net profit guidance, moving on from its now abandoned attempt to take over Italian peer Banco BPM amid a row with Rome.
UniCredit raised its full-year net profit guidance, moving on from its now abandoned attempt to take over Italian peer Banco BPM amid a row with Rome.
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The inflation figure was lower than the 0.9% expected by economists, and comes ahead of the country’s monetary policy decision later in July.
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In comparison with the 25% tariff Trump slapped on Tokyo earlier this month, a 15% tariff seems like a big improvement.
Shares of Japan automakers surged after U.S. auto tariffs were reportedly lowered to 15%.
Shares of Japan automakers surged after U.S. auto tariffs were reportedly lowered to 15%.
Asia-Pacific markets opened higher after U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs of 15% on Japan’s exports to the U.S.
Asia-Pacific markets opened higher after U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs of 15% on Japan’s exports to the U.S.
In his tariff letter sent out to Japan earlier this month, Trump had threatened 25% levies on the country’s exports to the U.S., starting Aug. 1.
In his tariff letter sent out to Japan earlier this month, Trump had threatened 25% tariff on its exports to the U.S. from Aug. 1.
Mad Money host Jim Cramer advised against shorting the stock of legacy department store chain Kohl’s.
”Trump will show no mercy to [either] a lame duck Ishiba or because of a political vacuum,” advisory firm Quantum Strategy said.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer analyzed Tuesday’s market action and told investors to step back as big winners cool down after huge runs.