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Global stablecoin card spending is expected to quadruple to $50 billion a year by ​2028, stablecoin payments company RedotPay said on...

Taku Ueno buys beef from America, olive oil from Spain and tomatoes from Italy to stock his supermarkets south of Tokyo, imports that have more...

Ghana's artisanal gold marketing agency GoldBod has not provided funds ‌to its gold suppliers for as long as three weeks, forcing some...

Mexico is bolstering its screwworm containment campaign in northern border states where recent ​cases have been detected, heightening scrutiny of...

India has enough sugar stocks to meet festival-season demand, with a record price rally ​driven by speculative buying rather than any real supply...

China has opened applications for an 800 billion yuan ($119 billion) policy-based financing tool for local government projects to shore up slowing...

India will launch tokenised corporate bonds next month, as it tests the use of blockchain technology to enable instant settlement of bond...

Electric vehicle sales accelerated across much of Europe in July, as high oil prices, subsidies and availability of more ​affordable models...

Britain is showing surprising signs ​of strength among businesses and consumers, in an early boost for new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, despite the...

Canada's retail sales rose 0.6% in June, beating an average analyst expectation of ​0.4%, as sales jumped at clothing and general merchandise...

Money markets are bracing for an increasingly hawkish European Central Bank, wagering that geopolitical tensions will complicate ​its inflation...

India's foreign exchange reserves climbed to $716.9 billion, their highest levels in about six months as ​of the week to August 14, data...

China will revise measures for managing outbound investment to better ​protect investors' rights and assets and fend ‌off risks overseas,...

India's ICICI Bank said on ​Friday its board approved doubling ‌the limit for overseas borrowings to $5 billion, as the country's...

 Britain's government recorded an unexpected budget deficit last month, a reminder of the financial constraints facing new finance...

Britain's services sector, the engine of its economy, perked up unexpectedly this month, according to a survey on Friday that added to signs of...

British retail sales fell back as expected in July after a surge in June when hot weather boosted demand for fans and air conditioners and...

Japan's core consumer inflation accelerated ​in July from a year earlier as firms passed on rising import costs from a weak yen ‌and the...

Indian appliances maker Atomberg Technologies has filed for an initial public offering comprising a fresh issue ​of shares worth up to 4.5 billion...

India's private sector activity edged slightly higher in August from an over four-year low as a rebound in services ​growth offset the weakest...

Chinese exports of rare earth yttrium to the U.S. rose in July, Chinese customs data showed on Thursday, possibly giving ​some reprieve to U.S....

Britain's statistics office said on Thursday that the economy grew slightly faster in 2023 and 2024 than previously thought, making ​economic...

Even if artificial intelligence boosts productivity, it may not lower inflation, the International Monetary Fund's new chief...

A gauge of British factory orders rose this month to reach its highest level since November ​2024, adding to wider signs of resilience in ‌the...

Depleted German rivers are disrupting the transport of goods across Europe's largest economy, ​hampering an already timid recovery, the...

German producer prices rose at their fastest pace in over three years ​in July, driven by higher costs for intermediate ‌goods and energy, the...

China's commercial hub of Shanghai will ​ease some property policies ‌from Friday, including mortgage, housing provident fund and purchase...

The pressure on euro zone government bonds eased on Wednesday, with yields slipping from multi-year highs after the U.S....

Yields on 30-year U.S. Treasuries fell sharply on Wednesday ​from around their highest level in 19 years, ‌after the Treasury Department...

Oil refiners in India and the U.S. are reaping a bonanza as wars in Iran and Ukraine have disrupted global fuel supplies,...

A broadening corporate recovery beyond surging energy profits pushed Europe's blue-chip earnings forecasts higher for a ninth straight ​week,...

Japan is running low on options to fight a bond rout that could push debt financing costs ​above government estimates, leaving Prime Minister Sanae...

China is widely expected to leave benchmark lending rates steady for a 15th consecutive month in August, a Reuters survey showed, ​despite recent...

U.S. 30-year Treasury yields rose to their highest level since 2007 on Tuesday as stalled talks to end the U.S.-Iran ‌war and worries of an...

German investor morale rose more than expected to 34.2 points in August, the ZEW economic ​research institute said on Tuesday, as positive...

Britain's labour market cooled further in the second quarter, marked by slowing earnings growth in ‌the private sector and the smallest...

The U.S. dollar rose slightly on Tuesday but remained near multi-month lows against its peers as ​traders reduced their bets on rate hikes,...

Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yield climbed to a three-decade high on Tuesday as a stalemate in ​the Middle East conflict...

China's exports of refined oil products in July fell 12.9% year-on-year but rose 6.7% from the previous month, customs data showed ​on Tuesday,...

U.S. home builder sentiment unexpectedly ticked higher in August, but residential construction firms' confidence remains weak overall, weighed...

Fuel shortages have returned to some regions of Russia in August, prompting local authorities in at least 10 ​regions to again tighten controls on...

China's July crude oil throughput fell 15.8% from ‌a year earlier but edged up from June, marking the first month-on-month rise since...