'European Central Bank Sources Says Policymakers Debating Doubling Banks' Minimum Reserve Requirement To 2% From 1%; Decision On Minimum Reserve Requirement Expected In The Autumn'

Tesla's Q3 Sales Report Comes Out Oct. 2. Here Are 2 Surprises It Might Reveal.

Tesla is set to report Q3 deliveries and production on October 2, with Wall Street estimates ranging from 435,000 to 475,000 units. Beyond headline numbers, investors should monitor production figures for the Cybercab and Semi truck—two long-term growth catalysts that have seen minimal output historically but are now ramping up production.

Women in Sport 2026: Rising Audiences, Sponsorship Growth and Media Investment Unlock Major Commercial Opportunities According to Latest Report

Women's sports are experiencing significant growth in viewership and media coverage, with major broadcasters like BBC and CBS Sports expanding programming. However, the sector faces challenges in converting major tournament interest into sustained domestic engagement. Key opportunities exist in broadcasting, sponsorship, and fan engagement, but continued investment and year-round marketing are essential to achieve parity with men's sports in pay, facilities, and media exposure.

Shares of U.S.-traded European banks are trading lower as investors assess the outlook for ECB and BoE rate hikes amid heightened pressures from energy price spikes in crude, natural gas and electricity.

Barclays Reports Q2 2026 Results: Full Earnings Call Transcript

Barclays (NYSE:BCS) held its second-quarter earnings conference call on Tuesday. Below is the complete transcript from the call. Benzinga APIs provide real-time access to earnings call transcripts and financial data.

Shares of U.S.-traded foreign banks are trading lower amid growing expectations for tighter global monetary policy lasting for years, which may lead to less growth, smaller loan books, and shrinking interest margins for lenders.

Elizabeth Warren Slams Trump as $6.9 Billion in Russia-Linked Payments Reportedly Slipped Through Global Banks Despite Sanctions (UPDATED)

Global banks, including Standard Chartered and Citigroup, processed over $6.9 billion from a Russia-backed financial firm that deceived its way into the system via document forgery.