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(Bloomberg) — Domestic food price inflation remains high, with people in Venezuela, Lebanon, Argentina, Turkey and Egypt particularly hard-hit, according to the World Bank. 

The dollar fell against all of its major peers before pivotal US payroll data due Friday, but strategists say the pullback may just be temporary.

The mayor of Tokyo’s Shibuya district asked Halloween partygoers to avoid its streets this year, fearing the post-pandemic return of tourists may lead to chaotic mobs and crowd crushes like the fatal incident in Seoul last year.

S&P Global Ratings warned of the risk of company defaults in emerging markets, as firms struggle to stomach higher funding costs.

A LeanIn.Org and McKinsey report found women are more ambitious than pre-pandemic

Real estate investors are focused on flailing landlords and owners, but developers are the ones in most immediate danger of insolvency.

Labour leader Keir Starmer faces a critical test of his chances of becoming UK prime minister on Thursday, when a vote in Scotland will give an indication of his party’s ability to win key districts.

Japan likely refrained from intervening in the currency market to prop up the yen earlier this week, according to an analysis of central bank accounts.

Shimmering skyscrapers, desert backdrops and 40C (104F) heat — not what you’d usually expect at the Geneva International Motor Show, but that’s the setting for this year’s event as it shifts to Qatar’s capital Doha.

Malaysia’s armed forces pension fund will offer to buy the shares of its palm oil unit Boustead Plantations Bhd. it doesn’t already own, after ending an agreement for a potential takeover by Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd., the country’s third largest listed palm oil firm.