UK's Starmer to Quit
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce his resignation as leader of the Labour Party
K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to outline his plan to depart Downing Street. Key rival Andy Burnham is returning to parliament as he accelerates his leadership challenge. In Switzerland, negotiators agree to a 60-day roadmap for peace in Iran.
Crude prices drop while global stocks look set for a mixed session. Monday is barely underway in London, and already there is a lot for investors to digest. S. President Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, negotiators have agreed to a 60-day roadmap for an Iran peace deal, a remarkable feat after a weekend of threats from both sides. K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce today that he will resign as leader of the Labour Party. His key rival Andy Burham will return to parliament after a decisive victory in a local by-election last week, with dozens of lawmakers and ministers now calling on Starmer to map out his departure timeline.
Starmer has been struggling to retain confidence in his leadership since his party's heavy losses in broader local elections last May. S. K. government bond — or gilt — market later this morning.
S. and Iran this weekend, leading to the agreement of a 60-day roadmap to a final peace deal. "The Lake Lucerne Summit was conducted in a positive and constructive atmosphere. Encouraging progress has been made, including the creation of a mechanism for further technical talks," according to a joint statement by mediating parties Qatar and Pakistan.
It's a remarkable outcome after the weekend saw an escalation in tensions. S. " Crude prices are lower on the news that peace talks are progressing, while tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continues to rise. S.
stock markets are also in the red, as Wall Street returns from a long weekend trading break. It's a mixed picture across Asia Pacific stocks, while European futures are lacking direction. Pixar’s ‘Toy Story 5’ lassos biggest opening weekend in franchise history with $160 million haul Disney's Toy Story franchise still has some buzz. The fifth installment in the Pixar film series tallied $160 million during its opening weekend, the highest in franchise history.
Internationally, "Toy Story 5" snared $152 million, bringing its estimated global haul for the three-day period to $312 million. 9 million at its opening in 2019, according to Rentrak data. In total, the film series has collected more than $3 billion at the global box office since the first film debuted in 1995, with two of its installments surpassing $1 billion each worldwide.