Russians were the biggest international buyers of Dubai real estate last year, when the city emerged as a safe haven amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty elsewhere, according to brokerage Betterhomes.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is looking beyond his country’s alliance with the US to deter China, bolstering security ties with democracies from Australia to Europe.
China’s top economic planning body has summoned a group of iron ore traders and asked them to provide details of recent business, a sign that authorities want to head off fresh commodity inflation as the economy rebounds.
Icy weather returned to northwest Europe, after a long mild spell relieved pressure on the continent’s strained energy networks.
India bought a record amount of Russian oil last month, with the country importing a whopping 33 times more than a year earlier.
(Bloomberg) — European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said frontloading interest-rate increases to stem inflation may mean officials don’t have to take even more drastic action down the line.
A record outperformance of European stocks against their US peers still has some ways to go amid China reopening optimism and a better earnings outlook, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.
Bank of America Corp.’s 49% jump in fixed-income trading last quarter sets a high bar for Deutsche Bank AG and other European lenders set to release fourth-quarter earnings in coming weeks, according to Bloomberg Intelligence, after the first Wall Street majors published updates last week.
Global investors are snapping up Chinese blue chips from large consumer staples to financial firms again as the nation’s stocks rally on optimism about a reopening from Covid curbs.
Didi Global Inc. has secured the green light to resume signing up new users, suggesting the worst is over for a ride-hailing giant that symbolized Beijing’s bruising campaign to rein in its powerful internet industry.
