Central Banks Across Latin America Get Welcome Inflation News
Inflation slowed more than expected in Mexico and Chile last month, in a sign that Latin American policymakers are finally getting soaring consumer prices back under control.
Inflation slowed more than expected in Mexico and Chile last month, in a sign that Latin American policymakers are finally getting soaring consumer prices back under control.
The Pentagon faces a delay of at least a year in its timetable to deploy the new $96 billion intercontinental ballistic missile that’s central to modernizing the US nuclear arsenal, according to the Government Accountability Office.
The US Supreme Court revived a lawsuit by the maker of Jack Daniel’s in a trademark clash over a chewable dog toy designed to mimic the iconic whiskey bottle.
Turkey’s new Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek and top banking executives plan to meet next week for the first time, said people with knowledge of the matter.
The worst Canadian wildfire season in recorded history spread an orange haze from Massachusetts to South Carolina and as far west as Missouri, threatening to disrupt flights and forcing millions to mask up or stay inside. Bloomberg’s Brian Sullivan and Michael McKee report.
A trade group representing the $1.4 trillion leveraged loan market is urging US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and other agency heads to back the status quo of excluding loans from securities laws.
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The owner of Kay Jewelers and Zales slashed its outlook for the remainder of the fiscal year as shoppers rein in their spending on jewelry and other discretionary items.