Keir Starmer will warn the UK faces a long road to recovery as he urges voters to put their trust in his opposition Labour Party to take charge of rebuilding after more than 13 years of Conservative-led governments.
Morocco is lobbying to regain an investment-grade credit score from S&P Global Ratings, vowing to keep its budget deficit in check despite massive new spending commitments stemming from a deadly earthquake and its co-hosting of the 2030 soccer World Cup.
Europe’s booming leveraged loan market just had a reality check with the first halted transaction since a global banking crisis upended markets back in March.
(Bloomberg) — China’s real-estate woes require a “forceful” response by officials there to restore confidence, the International Monetary Fund said.
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had a vision for the Middle East that placed shared economic benefits at its heart — including an historic alliance with Israel.
As bond markets everywhere get battered by a cocktail of higher interest rates, deficit angst and hawkish central bankers, one class of debt instrument is handing creditors double-digit returns: catastrophe bonds.
The presidential candidate is an accomplished scientist—and a protégé of Mexico’s current president, a strong backer of fossil fuels. Will she fight to cut emissions if she wins?
Republicans angling to replace ousted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will vie for their colleagues’ approval Tuesday, as pressure mounts for Republicans to unite behind a leader with war breaking out in Israel.
Top executives at Canadian companies are growing less optimistic that they’ll be able to coax their employees back into the office — so most plan to reward those who show up in person, according to a survey by KPMG.
Chinese electric-vehicle maker WM Motor said a Shanghai court has accepted a so-called pre-restructuring application by the company, which is mired in financial difficulty and collapsing sales.
