Japanese government representatives at the Bank of Japan’s December policy meeting requested an urgent time out in a likely sign of their surprise at planned adjustments to the bank’s yield curve control program.
Australia’s hospitals and health care system are at a high risk from cyberattackers targeting citizens’ personal data, the home affairs minister said, adding the country needed to step up its efforts to combat hacking attempts.
Argentina and Brazil are in the preliminary stages of renewing discussions on forming a common currency for financial and commercial transactions, reviving an often-discussed plan that would face numerous political and economic hurdles.
The last time hedge funds and asset managers were this split on the future for benchmark Treasuries was when the Federal Reserve’s tightening cycle was about to peak in late 2018.
Joe Biden’s deputy chief of staff, Jen O’Malley Dillon, has ruled out returning as campaign manager for the president’s planned 2024 reelection bid, people familiar with the matter say.
Institutional investors have turned bullish on the yen for the first time since June 2021 as speculation mounts over the future of the Bank of Japan’s ultra-easy monetary policy.
The Australian government is looking to speed up the purchase of a new generation of sea mines to protect its ports amid growing concern over China’s military build-up and expanding influence in the Pacific.
Finance workers in the City of London are putting their job hunts on hold as they wait for bonuses before deciding on a move.
The UK’s ruling Conservative party should stop fighting itself over tax and prioritize green growth, the head of a prominent business group will say Monday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to make India a developed nation. How soon can a country once synonymous with red tape become a $10 trillion economy?
