ING Groep reported a fall in first quarter net profit after net interest income dropped, and backed its full-year guidance. The Dutch lender on Thursday said net profit for the quarter was 1.58 ...
Standard Chartered posted a rise in first-quarter net profit due to higher trading income, despite lower earnings from its lending business. The London-based bank said Thursday that net profit rose ...
Treasury yields were mixed in Asia after the Fed confirmed expectations of another hold and as Chair Powell stuck to the data-dependency rhetoric while avoiding indicating another interest rate ...
NIO's shares rose sharply in Hong Kong after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker's deliveries more than doubled in April. Shares of the Shanghai-based company rose 23% to 43.85 Hong Kong dollars ...
Total income was up 13% on the year to S$5.56 billion, with net interest 8% higher at S$3.65 billion. The bank, one of Southeast Asia's largest by assets, said net fee and commission income rose 23% ...
SYDNEY--National Australia Bank reported a 12% decline in half-year net profit amid ongoing competition in mortgages and announced it will increase its share buyback by 1.5 billion Australian dollars ...
SYDNEY-- National Australia Bank reported a 12% fall in half-year net profit amid ongoing competition in mortgages and announced it will increase its share buyback by 1.5 billion Australian dollars ...
On Wednesday afternoon, the Federal Reserve announced an important change in its strategy for reducing the bonds it holds on ...
Over the past month, the Morningstar Dividend Leaders Index, which captures the 100 highest-yielding names, fell 3.4%. The ...
MetLife posted softer-than-expected revenue growth in its latest quarter. The insurer logged net income of $867 million for the first quarter ended March 31, up from $80 million a year earlier.
The outlook for the refining market remains robust, with strong demand and limited capacity additions.
During the quarter, sales of $8.56 billion and diluted earnings per share of $0.67 fell materially shy of our $9.43 billion ...