The European Union is working on an interim deal with the US that would introduce new tariffs aimed at excess steel production from China and other countries in order to end a Trump-era trade conflict.
Top Federal Reserve officials are coalescing around the idea that tighter financial conditions after a recent surge in US Treasury yields may substitute for additional increases in their benchmark interest rate.
Global natural gas supplies remain tight, even with recent reductions in demand, so especially frigid weather this heating season raises the threat of more price swings, the International Energy Agency said.
Three Arrows Capital co-founder Su Zhu ended up in jail in Singapore after liquidators decided to apply maximum pressure following months of sparring over locating the failed crypto hedge fund’s assets.
US police shot dead a person who crashed their car into China’s consulate in San Francisco on Monday afternoon, as expectations build for President Xi Jinping to visit the California city for a key summit next month.
A US aircraft carrier joined warships from Japan and South Korea for their first joint naval interdiction drills in seven years, as Washington has accused North Korea of making illicit weapons shipments to Russia.
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen said maintaining the status quo is critical to seeking a peaceful coexistence with China as she delivered her last National Day speech before voters choose her successor in January.
Sweden’s real estate crisis is proving a boon for a fund that’s preparing to deploy more of its $1.9 billion cash balance snapping up properties from desperate landlords.
Mexico’s government said changing the fee structure under which the country’s privately-run airports operate will reduce service costs and help drive down the price of airline tickets.
Bitcoin’s share of the cryptocurrency market is climbing toward levels last seen in 2021, a sign of the cautious mood in digital assets as investors favor the largest token.
