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By Pete Schroeder WASHINGTON U.S. banks are pushing to soften a major regulatory proposal to hike bank capital

Jair Bolsonaro’s political future is on the line as a trial begins over charges he abused the power

A portrait of Alford Gardner, 96, was painted to mark the 75th anniversary of the Windrush crossing.

Germany’s rollout of ultra-cheap public transport last summer is set to reverberate through its upcoming inflation readings, causing

Zambia’s currency and dollar bonds traded near multi-month highs, having chalked up double-digit gains so far this month

While Nvidia Corp. shares have roughly tripled this year, those that the company relies on to produce the

Thailand plans to tighten listing rules as a major accounting scandal, debt defaults and unexplained share gyrations rattle

Norway’s central bank accelerated interest-rate increases and pledged more aggressive tightening, intensifying its response to stubborn inflation and

Dovish Bank of Japan monetary policy is fueling the busiest start to issuance in Japan’s domestic bond market

Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines kept borrowing costs unchanged as expected, with both signaling rates will

European banks are building out their risk models to better prepare for the fallout from climate change, with

Tottenham have agreed a deal to sign Empoli goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario.