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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt warned the US debt ceiling impasse poses a serious risk for the global economy.

The European Central Bank needs to stick carefully to a data-dependent approach in weighing when and how much to raise interest rates, Governing Council member Ignazio Visco said.

UBS Group AG Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti, who’s overseeing the takeover of Credit Suisse Group AG in a government-brokered rescue, said he saw problems at UBS’s smaller competitor as early as 2015.

When European countries want to decommission aging nuclear plants, they often call Nukem. There’s only one catch.

A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday’s parliamentary election as voters decide if they’ll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule.

The Bank of England has changed its outlook dramatically since inflation first breached the 2% target in May 2021, including huge forecast adjustments in the past few months alone.

French government efforts to pressure retailers and big food producers into passing on falling costs to consumers have a long way to go as price increases for meat and vegetables continue to outpace stubbornly high overall inflation.

Sipping Turkish black tea outside the doner shop he runs in the Berlin neighborhood of Kreuzberg, Faruk Can reflected on the many new faces he’d noticed in the area.

A former executive at TikTok parent ByteDance Inc. who was fired in 2018 said in a lawsuit that the Chinese Communist Party had a special office within the company that gave it “supreme access” to all data, a backdoor channel that he said persisted even after US user data was walled off from individual engineers in China.

Venezuela plans to issue a license next month to Italy’s Eni SpA and Spain’s Repsol SA to export natural gas, said Pedro Tellechea, the nation’s oil minister and head of state-run Petroleos de Venezuela SA.