Bloomberg Business

The Bank of England’s top two policy makers signaled that the most aggressive tightening cycle in three decades may be nearing an end.

China’s real estate market is in an unresolved crisis and Beijing needs to do more to support the sector, the International Monetary Fund said, earning a sharp rebuke from Beijing.

Pakistan’s opposition leader Imran Khan has rejected an offer from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to attend a conference to discuss key national issues amid negotiations with the International Monetary Fund to avoid bankruptcy.

Morgan Stanley gained full control of its fund management joint venture in China, joining rival JPMorgan Chase & Co. in buying out local partners to boost their presence in the nation’s 26 trillion yuan ($3.86 trillion) market.

The US has told the United Arab Emirates and Turkey that their economic and financial ties to Russia are hampering efforts to curb Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

As a rout in the price of food commodities from wheat to cooking oil deepens, the cost of products on grocery shelves continues to rise.

Turkey is nearing a decision to approve Finland’s accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by next month at the latest, potentially leaving Sweden out in the cold, according to people familiar with the matter.

Starbucks Corp. reported profit and comparable sales that trailed Wall Street’s expectations as weakness in China weighed on results, sending shares down in late trading. Executives reaffirmed confidence in the country and predicted a recovery there this year.