Brazil’s largest publicly-traded banks have set aside 9.3 billion reais ($1.8 billion) for potential losses tied to the collapse of retailer Americanas SA, which is adding to an increasingly complicated credit environment in the South American nation.
Turkey will suspend some gold imports as part of an emergency plan to mitigate the economic fallout from twin earthquakes that hit the country’s southeast last week, according to an official with direct knowledge of the matter.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping pledged to deepen ties with Tehran after meeting Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi in Beijing, weeks after the US said it would increase pressure on China to stop buying Iranian oil.
Turkey is throwing its full weight behind stocks before the planned resumption of trading at the nation’s key equity market on Wednesday.
Tyler Johnson, a Grammy Award winning record producer and frequent collaborator with pop singer Harry Styles, has agreed to sell his music rights to Influence Media Partners.
European Union lawmakers gave their final blessing to a deal that will begin phasing out combustion engine cars in a drastic reshape of the continent’s auto industry.
Brazil’s central bank chief pledged to work with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s administration in an effort to make peace with a president who has been escalating his criticism of high interest rates.
Guy Hands lost the chance to sell an £8 billion ($9.6 billion) UK military estate this year, according to his lawyers, after defense officials fretted about his possible profits.
More than $100 billion of orders have flooded in for the European Union’s latest bond offering, a sign that investors want the safety of haven assets as they turn pickier on new debt.
The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates by the fourth quarter under the leadership of Kazuo Ueda, according to Eisuke Sakakibara.
