Vietnam’s central bank signaled that more reductions in its policy rates are in the cards to support an economy showing signs of strain while inflation is on course to meet the target and the currency is stable.
Former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned as early as Tuesday in an unprecedented legal case, potentially reshaping the American political landscape ahead of next year’s election.
Finland is poised to join NATO in a matter of days, bolstering Europe’s security architecture and dealing a blow to President Vladimir Putin’s stated aim to deter the defense alliance from encroaching on Russia’s border.
ICICI Securities Ltd. aims to double its wealth managers and boost the assets from rich clients to $60 billion in the next two years, as competition ramps up in India’s rapidly growing wealth industry.
Hong Kong’s retail sales grew at the fastest pace in more than a decade in February as spending surged during the Lunar New Year break and tourists from mainland China and elsewhere returned to the city.
Fidelity International favors contingent convertible bonds sold by European banks after Credit Suisse Group AG’s collapse spurred a stampede out of the $250 billion plus market.
Britain’s cost-of-living crisis showed signs of easing up with the first increase in real incomes since 2021 and a surprise rise in economic output that put the risk of recession further behind.
The European Commission told member states that a $60-a-barrel cap on the price of Russian oil is proving effective in hurting the Kremlin’s access to petrodollars while not disrupting the market, and will remain unchanged for now.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will face his main opponent Kemal Kilicdaroglu at general elections on May 14 alongside two other contenders, according to a final list of four presidential candidates published on Friday.
