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President Xi Jinping will host the leaders of two heavily indebted nations for state visits to China this weekend, as he skips the world’s premier forum for top-level diplomacy in India.

China’s short-end government bonds are closing in on their biggest weekly drop this year, caught in a downdraft that’s swept up virtually all of the nation’s assets.

Don’t be fooled by a sense of relative calm in the global gas market.

Industrial production in France and Spain was stronger than expected in July — highlighting some points of resilience in the euro-area economy as Germany continues to struggle.

The Group of 20 nations are nearing an agreement on a joint statement after resistance to concrete action on climate change faded, leaving Russia’s war on Ukraine as the sole topic still to be resolved.

Ant Group Co. unveiled an artificial intelligence tool to use for wealth management and insurance services, joining the race for next-generation AI.

Indian movie megastar Shah Rukh Khan has once again barnstormed Bollywood with his high-octane action flick Jawan, part of a wider revival of the flop-strewn Hindi-language film industry that has struggled since the Covid pandemic to win back audiences.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is facing criticism after a crucial ally was freed of longstanding graft charges, with ruling and opposition politicians alike questioning his anti-corruption commitment.

Ghana is working on legislation to regulate the production of carbon credits at sites in the country, Lands and Natural Resources Minister Samuel Jinapor said.

Swedish housing prices were little changed last month, with analysts split on whether a slide in home values will resume as interest rates rise further.