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Traders are preparing for another week of wild price swings as continuing conflict in the Middle East fuels

Eskom has extended the suspension of power cuts to 4 p.m. on Monday as the utility enjoys stable

Rockets were fired at Tel Aviv and southern Israel overnight, and the Israel Defense Forces attacked targets in

When Zhen Hua 15 — a heavy load cargo carrier sailing from the East China sea — unloads

New Zealanders have chosen a center-right government to manage mounting economic challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic,

The Yangtze River Delta has long been one of China’s richest regions, with fertile fishing grounds and rice

Bond traders got a glimpse this week of what the eventual end of the Federal Reserve’s hiking cycle

The Israeli army said it’s making preparations for “significant ground operations” in Gaza, a week after Hamas militants

Colombia’s central bank has room to lower interest rates by over five percentage points from the current level

Changing attitudes to work since the pandemic and sluggish business investment have hit the UK’s economic capacity and

Russian attempts to capture Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine, a move that Moscow’s authorities claim will mark the end

Igor Sechin, the boss of Russia’s state oil company and longtime associate of Vladimir Putin, celebrated New Year’s