South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will hold talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as Pretoria considers switching the venue of an upcoming BRICS summit to avoid having to execute an international arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends.
Indian sales of diesel and gasoline surged to records in May, in a rare bullish sign for global oil markets.
As Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das made the case for inflation risks arising from a delayed monsoon after holding interest rates again, the weather office declared the rains had finally reached the South Asian nation.
China’s Communist Party, which has long sought to cultivate a ‘slow’ bull market in equities, is once again attempting to drive the nation’s ardent savers into languishing stocks.
Gaming operator Lucky Bucks LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, listing liabilities up to ten times the amount of its assets.
Industrial demand for gas in Europe’s largest nations remains depressed despite lower prices, as an economic slowdown weighs on consumption and customers pivot toward renewable energy.
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s decision to indict Donald Trump in southern Florida puts the prosecution on the former president’s home turf, but the “rocket docket” district could make it harder for him to delay a trial.
Policy tightening by the Bank of Japan, the last bastion of ultra-low interest rates, may send shock waves through the financial world. Lift-off could be at hand, according to T. Rowe Price.
The success or failure of a new, no-frills service from Brussels to Berlin could set a precedent for future startup routes.
The cohort of students who pursued their higher education through the pandemic are facing an unprecedented challenge.
