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Polish officials put a brave face on the zloty’s rapid depreciation sparked by an unexpectedly large interest-rate cut a week ago.

The majority of Muslims in Indonesia and Malaysia are in favor of making strict Islamic rules the official law of these multi-religious countries, polling from the Pew Research Center showed in a sign of the rising influence of religious conservatism.

New Zealand’s ruling Labour Party is sliding in opinion polls less than five weeks out from a general election.

Currency traders trying to bet against the yuan are facing growing headwinds from China’s efforts to ramp up the expense of doing so in Hong Kong.

BMW AG has abandoned charging customers subscription fees for heated seats in an early indication there will be limits for manufacturers to reap new revenue from software-based services.

Investors in semiconductor stocks face a growing threat to industry valuations: a chronic shortage of water.

Private credit lender Blue Owl Capital Inc. is formalizing plans to open an office and hire a team in Dubai to focus on capital raising, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

South African electricity outages remain at record levels despite the state power utility burning through vast quantities of diesel to bolster output.

Singaporeans are ready to accept a prime minister from the minority community, a new survey showed, nearly two weeks after the Southeast Asian nation picked an ethnic Indian as its head of state.