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The Dutch AEX index has jumped to a record high this year. It joined other popular European indices like DAX and CAC 40.

ING Groep , the largest Dutch bank by assets, reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit on Thursday aided by higher interest rates, although it forecast lower total income for 2024.

Joy Reid's mic was cut shortly after she dropped the F-bomb and she returned on air, commenting on the Biden clip.

The American-made M-2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle is not a tank. It's a battle taxi for infantry.

High dividend yield companies are essential components within a well-balanced and diversified dividend portfolio, particularly for those seeking to generate substantial additional income via dividends. In this article, I will present 10 high dividend yield companies that are worth considering an investment in due to their attractive Valuation, high Dividend Yield, and financial health. 3 of the 10 selected picks provide investors with a Dividend Yield [FWD] above 9%: Altria (9.76%), British American Tobacco (9.55%) and Banco de Chile (9.40%).

European stocks offer a potentially better value compared to the US market, with the Euro Area trading at just 12.3 times NTM EPS estimates. ING Groep is a European bank that has performed well recently, with strong Q3 earnings, a 2.5 billion euro buyback program, and a yield north of 5%. ING has attractive valuation metrics, with a high dividend yield and potential for future growth. Technical indicators suggest a bullish breakout potential.

Rupert Hammond-Chambers, senior advisor at BowerGroupAsia and president of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, says "we're in for a much tighter race."

Did you know that you can gift stocks? While a stock may not be as exciting as the newest tech this Christmas season, it could turn out to be a lot more valuable than the gift receiver thinks.

(Kitco News) - Gold prices will continue to set new all-time highs in 2024 as they are boosted by a weakening U.S. dollar and Fed rate cuts, according to Ewa Manthey, Commodities Strategist at ING.

The Federal Reserve is poised to cut interest rates six times in 2024, according to ING Economics. The interest rate cuts will be in response to a slowing US economy.