Sweden’s prime minister will come face to face with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday, as Ulf Kristersson is making a last-ditch push to convince Turkey that his nation should be allowed to join NATO.
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan said more interest-rate increases will likely be needed to spur meaningful disinflation and bring price-growth rates back to the central bank’s target.
Protests in Israel triggered by the firing of Tel Aviv’s police chief spilled into a second day, leading to some of the worst clashes since the peak of this year’s anti-government demonstrations in March.
Bets on the trajectory of the Bank of England’s key interest rate surged to the highest level in a quarter century as traders questioned officials’ ability to tame inflation without hobbling the UK economy.
Assicurazioni Generali SpA has agreed to buy Conning Holdings Ltd. as part of its plan to expand in asset management.
The US labor market showed fresh signs of resilience on Thursday, as private hiring surged, layoffs slowed and filings for unemployment benefits stayed relatively low.
After a bruising few months, Chancellor Olaf Scholz and senior members of his ruling coalition were relaxing at a reception in Berlin’s leafy Tiergarten park when an unprecedented rebuke from Germany’s top court dropped.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau upped the ante on corporate subsidies in his bid to keep Canada competitive as generous US green incentives threaten to lure business investment stateside.
Sweden’s prime minister will come face to face with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday, as Ulf Kristersson is making a last-ditch push to convince Turkey that his nation should be allowed to join NATO.
Ford Motor Co.’s US electric vehicle sales fell 2.8% in the second quarter, losing ground to Tesla Inc. and General Motors Co., after the automaker paused production early this year at the Mexican factory that builds its battery-powered Mustang Mach-E.
