Exclusive-Russian Companies, Banks Could Reap Windfall From Depositary Receipt Delisting
By Sinead Cruise and Carolina Mandl WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Russian companies and global banks including BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank,…
South Korea Steps Up Inflation Fight With Surprise Rate Hike
By Cynthia Kim and Joori Roh SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s central bank raised its benchmark rate to the highest…
China’s Anti-corruption Watchdog Involved In Probe Of Jack Ma’s Ant – Bloomberg News
(Reuters) – The Chinese Communist Party’s anti-corruption watchdog was among the agencies involved in a recent inquiry into links between…
Asian Shares Track Wall Street Higher As U.S. Yields Stabilise
By Stella Qiu and Alun John BEIJING (Reuters) – Asian shares tracked Wall Street higher on Thursday, while U.S. Treasury…
Australian Unemployment Holds At 4% In March, Labour Market Still Hot
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia’s unemployment rate held at a 13-year low in March as jobs growth slowed after…
Dollar Soft After As U.S. Yields Pause
By Alun John HONG KONG (Reuters) – The dollar was on the back foot on Thursday after tumbling overnight, particularly…
U.S. Judge Cuts Verdict In Tesla Race Bias Case To $15 Million From $137 Million
(Reuters) – A federal judge on Wednesday said a $137 million jury award, one of the largest of its kind,…
IMF Board Approves New Trust To Help Members Deal With Climate Change, Pandemics
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The International Monetary Fund’s executive board on Wednesday approved creation of a new facility to…
Exclusive-Three-quarters Of Japan Firms Bemoan Current Yen Weakness As Bad For Business
By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO (Reuters) – More than three-quarters of Japanese firms say the yen has declined to point of…
Fearing High Inflation, ECB To Stay On Course To Unwind Stimulus
By Balazs Koranyi and Francesco Canepa FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The European Central Bank may outline on Thursday a clearer schedule…