In a carefully calibrated move designed to signal both patience and preparedness, India’s central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, but kept the door wide open for future easing as the nation’s economy braces for the full impact of punishing US tariffs. The decision was a “dovish…
The machinery of the US government is grinding to a halt. As a bitter political impasse over federal spending…
Siberia is experiencing a record-breaking wheat harvest, with average yields reaching 2.7 metric tons per hectare as of September…
A tense and divided morning is unfolding across European markets, with stocks opening to a mixed and hesitant picture…
The UK property market showed signs of renewed momentum in September as house prices rose 0.5% compared with the…
Shares of British baker and fast-food chain Greggs rose 11.5% to 1,790p on Wednesday, topping the FTSE mid-cap index,…
Southeast Asia’s onshore wind power sector, long hampered by regulatory obstacles and reliance on fossil fuels, is on the…
British manufacturing recorded its steepest decline in six months, with the suspension of production at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)…
Eurozone inflation nudged above the European Central Bank’s target for the first time since April, hitting 2.2% in September.This…