Morocco raised its key interest rate for the second consecutive meeting in a bid to quell inflation that’s at a three-decade high and has sparked rare protests in the North African kingdom.
Six of the UK’s biggest lenders will start offering mortgages for high-rise flats affected by the cladding scandal in a move that could help thousands of Britons sell their homes.
Turkey indicated Sweden’s rejection of its extradition demand is negative to NATO’s enlargement, which Turkey continues to stall.
Twitter Inc. resolved a dispute with a top executive who was shut out of the firm’s IT system after failing to respond within hours to a companywide email from Elon Musk asking staff if they were onboard with the new “Twitter 2.0.”
Country’s volumes plunged by more than half in week to Dec. 16
The European Union’s top diplomat reprimanded Iran over its support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the repression of protests at home, telling its foreign minister that the nuclear deal can only be restored under the terms negotiated by world powers in August.
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt delayed a decision on the support businesses will receive for their energy bills after March, sparking consternation from industry groups.
Panama’s government took another step toward shutting a major open-pit copper mine in a standoff with operator First Quantum Minerals Ltd. that has captured the industry’s attention.
Pakistan has announced a slew of austerity measures, including plans to shut down markets and shopping centers early and asking government employees to work from home to save energy costs amid an ongoing economic crisis.
The Oman Investment Authority plans to raise more than $1.3 billion by existing its investments in eight sectors next year as Gulf nations increasingly lean on state assets to bolster their finances.
