The Bank of Japan will gradually build a case for a major overhaul of its stimulus framework in the second-half of next year, using the results of a review to support its move, according to Bloomberg Economics.
The UK’s main opposition Labour Party is considering making it cheaper for councils to forcibly purchase land for development, part of its bid to spur house-building.
Greenhill & Co.’s 75th-place ranking for global mergers advice this year didn’t deter Mizuho Financial Group Inc. from paying more than double the market price for the US boutique bank.
The next generation of alternative, so-called carbon neutral fuels were the center of attention on and off the track over the weekend during a race in Shizuoka, Japan.
American equity futures posted modest gains amid cautious optimism the US will avert a catastrophic default after the weekend’s tentative debt-ceiling deal. European stocks wavered in muted holiday-affected trading.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called for a “multi-polar” world rather than one dominated by the US, as he arrived in Brazil seeking to rebuild his nation’s alliances after years of isolation.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is betting that he can exploit the quirks of Spain’s fractured political landscape to cling on to power after his Socialist party suffered a crushing defeat in Sunday’s regional elections.
Oil eked out a second session of gains as traders waited to see if US lawmakers would approve a tentative deal to avert a catastrophic default.
Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan met Mehmet Simsek, a market-friendly former finance minister, in the capital Ankara on Monday as the president looks to announce a new cabinet as early as Friday, according to two people familiar with the discussions.
General Motors Co. and Posco Future M Co., Ltd. have secured half of the financing for a C$600 million ($442 million) electric-vehicle battery component plant in Quebec from the provincial and federal governments.
