Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s third quarter revenue slid less than projected as demand from artificial intelligence players helped offset sagging smartphone and laptop chip sales.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is considering adding Saudi Arabia’s local-currency bonds to its benchmark emerging-market index, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that would help the kingdom attract more foreign portfolio investment and fund huge projects to diversify from oil.
UK house prices fell for a sixth consecutive month in September but the slump in Britain’s property market is showing signs of easing, Halifax said.
President Vladimir Putin said Russia may revoke a ban on nuclear weapons tests, complaining about the US failure to ratify a treaty that imposed the prohibition.
South Africa’s protracted search for Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s new chief executive officer will end by December, according to Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
Hong Kong’s private wealth managers are growing more pessimistic after a sharp drop in assets under management as more clients seek to park their money elsewhere, a survey by the Private Wealth Management Association found.
Saudi Arabia’s economic output is expected to contract this year as a series of oil-supply cuts pose a risk to the kingdom, according to the World Bank.
Kazakhstan cut rates for a second straight time, extending its first cycle of monetary easing since 2020 after the surprise replacement of its central bank governor.
A climate activist group is seeking to stop Japan’s biggest utility from using advertisements that include phrases such as “zero-emissions thermal power.”
An ultra-luxury residence in Hong Kong has been rented out for HK$1.1 million ($140,500) a month, a sign that some high-end transactions are still happening in the city during a broader property downturn.
