Bloomberg Business

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda just gave investors a glimpse of what to expect when the world’s boldest experiment with ultra-loose monetary policy comes to an end.

Europe’s move to cap natural gas prices threatens to curb supply to the region and intensify its energy crisis.

Credit Suisse Group AG shares are hovering near record lows as some analysts question the lender’s credibility due to a lack of visibility on its ambitious turnaround plan.

The global fallout is showing up everywhere from the warehouses of Antwerp to coup plots in West Africa and bringing violence, corruption and big profits.

After a meteoric rise, the investment strategy is being bashed by Republican politicians.

Economists say there is a 7-in-10 likelihood that the US economy will sink into a recession next year, slashing demand forecasts and trimming inflation projections in the wake of massive interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.

The latest trade tensions between the US and the European Union underscore just how critical climate policy has become for geopolitical jockeying.

The European Union agreed to cap natural gas prices next year through a complex plan with several caveats. Still, it could have prevented some of the extreme spikes seen this summer.

House prices in Denmark are falling at the fastest pace since 2011 as higher borrowing costs push buyers to negotiate increasingly bigger discounts to asking prices.

European Central Bank Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said the euro-zone economy is unlikely to experience a deep slump as interest rates are lifted to tackle soaring inflation.