Author: Wayne Cole
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Asian share markets followed Wall Street lower on Monday as fears for the U.S. economy returned with a vengeance, spurring investors to price in an almost certain rate cut for September and undermining the dollar. Some early resilience in U.S. stock futures and a continued retreat in oil prices did help limit the losses, but the bleak message from the July payrolls report was hard to ignore. “Taken together, the economic data confirm our view that the U.S. economy is growing at a below-potential pace.”Read More
Some early resilience in US stock futures and a continued retreat in oil prices did help limit the losses, but the bleak message from the July payrolls report was hard to ignoreRead More
Starting in 2026, US travelers will need ETIAS authorization for entry into most European Union nations. The fee will rise to EUR 20 for visa-exempt visitors.Read More
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Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia are set to experience a significant change in how their citizens travel to Europe, as the European Union prepares to launch its new entry requirement system known as ETIAS.Read More
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Emirates said bookings for first class seats on flights from China and India have risen so far this year.Read More
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Train operator LNER has warned passengers not to travel north of Newcastle due to Storm Floris, while Avanti West Coast has advised its customers not to travel north of Preston as it will be “heavily affected” by the weather.Read More