China Evergrande Group didn’t list Ding Yumei as the spouse of Chairman Hui Ka Yan in its latest filing, marking a change in the way the defaulted property giant refers to its second-largest shareholder.
UK wage growth accelerated at the strongest pace on record, underscoring the Bank of England’s concerns that it hasn’t yet broken the wage-price spiral feeding inflation across the economy.
Swedish core inflation remained on an elevated level in July, keeping pressure on the Riksbank to raise interest rates further even as the economy is slowing down and cracks are widening in the country’s commercial property sector.
Grocery price inflation has fallen sharply, another sign that Britain’s cost-of-living crisis is gradually easing for consumers.
UBS Group AG agreed to pay $1.44 billion to settle a long-running case over US mortgage-backed securities, resolving one of the bank’s largest outstanding legal issues as it works toward integrating Credit Suisse.
China suspended publishing data on its soaring youth unemployment rate to iron out complexities in the numbers, fanning investor fears about data transparency in the world’s second-largest economy.
Japan’s currency dropped toward a level that triggered the first yen-buying intervention since 1998 in September, prompting a top official to voice concern.
Argentina and Russia are giving money managers a brutal reminder this week of idiosyncratic risks in emerging markets.
Oil was steady after a loss on Monday on concerns around the health of the Chinese economy and an elevated dollar.
Japanese insurers Dai-ichi Life Holdings Inc. and Nippon Life Insurance Co. are among the firms considering bids for Tokio Marine Holdings Inc.’s life insurance business in Southeast Asia, according to people familiar with the matter.
