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The Indian rupee is within a whisker of a record low, but it’s still a favored emerging-market currency with some investors.

China is intensifying a crackdown on alleged spies for the US, saying it found another case of an individual informing the Central Intelligence Agency, adding to a series of espionage accusations between the two nations.

The organization halted new financing to nation over harsh anti-LGBTQ law.

London is the most expensive city in the world for warehouse space as rent increases continue to outpace inflation.

Less than a year after a debt crisis shook South Korea, concern is growing that souring lending at credit unions risks bringing back distress.

HDFC Bank Ltd. wants to use home lending as a gateway for the world’s sixth largest lender to capture more consumer finance customers with loans on everything from air conditioners to cars and TVs.

The Bank of Japan is purchasing government bonds at a record pace this year, a factor that likely prompted its recent move to allow larger yield movements to reduce the strain on its control of longer-term interest rates.

Dozens of nations have lined up to become members of BRICS.

Confidence is growing that the Federal Reserve will achieve a soft landing for the economy, according to a survey from the National Association for Business Economics.

Qantas Airways Ltd. was served with a class-action lawsuit by lawyers who allege the airline failed to refund passengers for flights cancelled during the pandemic and illegally benefited by retaining billion of dollars of customer funds.