(Bloomberg) — Mexico’s inflation decelerated more than expected in February, suggesting that the central bank may have some room for policy maneuver at this month’s interest-rate-setting meeting.
Saudi Arabia and Russia reaffirmed close cooperation in the OPEC+ oil cartel, and discussed Ukraine, grains and Syria at a foreign ministers’ meeting Thursday.
BMW AG appointed a new chief financial officer as the German luxury-car maker spends billions of euros on shifting to electric cars.
Izzy Englander’s Millennium Management has changed its terms to ensure that clients always pay a minimum fee, even if the hedge fund loses money.
Commerzbank AG is among banks that have been told by their top supervisor to cut risk related to its business in Russia, where the German lender continues to have a sizable presence.
Magna International Inc., Enbridge Inc. and Ritchie Bros Auctioneers Inc. are among Canadian companies that have moved forward with bond sales in the international and domestic markets, fueling a pickup in the pace of new offerings despite the rise in interest rates.
The average range for an EV in the US has quadrupled since 2011, and is today a third higher than the average globally.
Nomura Holdings Inc. has added eight new staff to its foreign-exchange sales and trading business this year as part of a global expansion in volatile markets.
One of the hottest topics in the Chicago mayoral election is a person who doesn’t even live in the city anymore.
Two nights of clashes between police and thousands of protesters in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, prompted the ruling party on Thursday to abandon legislation targeting “foreign agents” that had been strongly criticized by the US and the European Union.
