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(Bloomberg) -- Some of the biggest companies in France now have lower borrowing costs than the sovereign as credit traders fret about fiscal plans that risk toppling the government.Most Read from BloombergRiyadh Metro Partially Opens in Bid to Ease City’s Traffic JamsIn Traffic-Weary Toronto, a Battle Breaks Out Over Bike LanesBonds issued by heavyweights including luxury fashion group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, plane maker Airbus SE and industrial gases firm Air Liquide SA were indica

US stocks had a solid showing on Black Friday as investors prepare for what's set to be another positive year in markets in 2025 despite risks ahead.

If retail stocks decline over the two trading days after Thanksgiving, it could be time to buy them.

Publicly traded bitcoin miners are transforming cryptocurrency with legitimacy, global reach, and corporate expansion.

As the holiday season kicks off, many of us will be diving into shopping with an eye for bargains. Done well, it can make those expenses feel a little lighter. And the same goes for stock picking. When it comes to equities, bargain hunting usually involves finding beaten-down stocks that remain fundamentally sound. They may have gotten caught up in a cyclical downturn – after all, there’s a reason the share price is down – but they aren’t necessarily bad portfolio options. To uncover such opport

Trump is inheriting a strong setup in the economy and stock market. But new risks lurk that could trip up equities next year.

Nature Wood Group Limited Sponsored ADR (NWGL) has released an update. Nature Wood Group Limited reported a 24% decline in revenue for the first half of 2024, attributed to global economic challenges and downturns in key markets like China. However, the company reduced its losses significantly compared to the previous year by implementing cost optimization strategies and exploring new revenue streams, such as carbon credits and decorative plywood. Despite the challenging market conditions, Natur