Putin ally joins tech giant Yandex
A long-time ally of President Vladimir Putin, Alexei Kudrin, said Monday he will be joining Yandex as the Kremlin seeks to tighten its grip on Russia's top technology giant.
Russian oil price cap put to the test
The price cap on Russian oil agreed by the EU, G7 and Australia came into force on Monday. It aims to restrict Russia's revenue as punishment for its invasion of Ukraine, while making sure Moscow keeps supplying the global market.
IMF and WTO leaders warn don't 'pull the plug' on global trade
The leaders of the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization on Tuesday warned against the negative impact of deglobalization for the global economy, arguing instead for smart moves to diversify supply chains.
Crypto: what could more regulation mean for the future of digital currencies?
While traditional financial markets are heavily regulated, crypto is not, something that looks likely to change following FTX's recent difficulties
EU to propose extra energy measures, avoid immediate gas-price cap
The European Commission is set to propose another set of emergency measures on Tuesday to tackle high energy prices, but draft proposals suggest they will not include an immediate cap on gas prices as EU countries remain split over the idea.
IMF chief to UK officials: Keep calm and get coherent
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Thursday rebuked the British government over its planned tax cuts, telling its finance minister and central bank chief that their policies should not be contradictory.
MENA To Grow At 5.5%, Fastest Since 2016 As Oil Boosts Gulf - World Bank
The Middle East and North Africa region is expected to post economic growth of 5.5% in 2022, the fastest pace since 2016, before slowing to 3.5% growth next year, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
Gusher Of Pandemic Aid Averted Global Depression, But Left A Bad Hangover
Economists around the world, from the most liberal free-spenders to fiscal conservative deficit hawks, largely agreed the coronavirus pandemic required a go-big, go-fast policy response to avoid an outright global depression.
Apple's new iPhones, watches are coming at a tough time for consumers
Apple Inc on Wednesday is expected to unveil a new range of iPhone 14 models and Apple Watches that will test how willing consumers are to upgrade gadgets in the face of inflation and economic gloom.
Putin says Ukraine grain going to EU, not developing world
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday the grain leaving Ukrainian ports after a blockade that fuelled a global food crisis was mostly reaching Europe instead of developing nations and questioned the merits of the deal.
Zelenskiy accuses Russia as Europe prepares for winter gas crunch
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia on Monday of economic terrorism by trying to prevent European nations from stocking up on gas ahead of a winter when the impact of soaring energy bills is set to hit households and businesses hard.
Toyota doubles down on its hybrid bet in India
Toyota is rebooting its strategy for India, doubling down on a bet that emerging markets will learn to love its hybrids, as long as the price is right.
Australia To Target Vehicle Emissions To Boost Electric Car Supply
Australia's government said on Friday it plans to introduce new regulations targeting vehicle carbon emissions to boost the uptake of electric cars, as it looks to catch up with other developed economies.
Exclusive: Bank of England will probably need to raise rates again, Ramsden says
The Bank of England will probably have to raise interest rates further from their current 14 year-high to tackle inflation pressures that are gaining a foothold in Britain's economy.
Analysis: Climate change, scarcity chip away at degrowth taboo
Degrowth is about the closest you can get to a heresy in economics, where growth is widely held as the best route to prosperity.
Forex Trading in the UK
The United Kingdom has always enjoyed a stable, independent, and well-developed economy, one of the main catalysts for the industrial revolution.
Analysis: Ukraine War Rekindles Europe's Demand For African Oil And Gas
Europe's thirst for oil and gas to replace sanctioned Russian supply is reviving interest in African energy projects that were shunned due to costs and climate change concerns, industry executives and African officials said.
Apple Outlines Health Technology Strategy In New Report
Apple Inc on Wednesday released a report outlining a two-pronged strategy in digital health markets, courting consumers with health and fitness features on one hand while engaging with traditional healthcare systems on the other.
Exclusive-Britain and Japan aim to merge Tempest and F-X Fighter programmes-sources
Britain and Japan are close to an agreement to merge their next-generation Tempest and F-X fighter jet programmes, with the two countries aiming for a deal on a new joint project by year-end, three sources told Reuters.
We built an algorithm to predict how climate change will affect future conflict in the Horn of Africa: here's what we found
We built an algorithm to predict how climate change will affect future conflict in the Horn of Africa: here's what we found
G7 Agrees To Study Russian Energy Price Caps, Raise $5 Billion To Tackle Hunger
G7 leaders have agreed to study placing global price caps on imports of Russian energy to curb Moscow's ability to fund its invasion of Ukraine and to contribute up to $5 billion to address global food insecurity, officials said on Tuesday.
Toyota, Suzuki Take Hybrid Route In India For Local, Global Markets
Toyota Motor Corp and Suzuki Motor Corp on Friday said they would begin production of hybrid vehicles in India, a category that Toyota has said is currently best suited to such markets.
MarketAxess, Tradeweb And Bloomberg Plan Joint EU Bond Price Feed
MarketAxess, Tradeweb and Bloomberg said on Wednesday they were exploring a single price feed for corporate and government bonds in the European Union as the bloc works to better integrate its capital market.
ECB Sowing Messy 'Some Of What It Takes' Signal: Mike Dolan
The European Central Bank's 'whatever it takes' commitment to bind the euro zone is wearing thin as it tries to 'normalise' monetary policy and give inflation hawks more say in how it goes about it.
World Bank Slashes Global Growth Forecast To 2.9%, Warns Of 'Stagflation' Risk
The World Bank on Tuesday slashed its global growth forecast by 1.2 percentage points to 2.9% for 2022, warning that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has compounded the damage from the COVID-19 pandemic, with many countries likely to face recession.
UN chief warns of famine, urges Russia to free Ukrainian grain
The UN chief also said that Russian food and fertilizers "must have full and unrestricted access to world markets."
Forecast for 2022-2026, Growth, Trends and Impact of COVID19 on the US iGaming Market
The COVID19 pandemic has had the strongest impact on industry worldwide, including the United States.
Panic buying in Beijing as authorities order mass testing in Chaoyang district
The residents of Beijing were seen flocking to markets on Monday to stock up on food and other essential supplies in case the Chinese government imposes a Shanghai-style lockdown.
Poor countries face food, energy, finance crises due to Ukraine war, UN chief says
He said 36 countries count on Russia and Ukraine for more than half of their wheat imports
IMF warns supply snarls slowing global recovery
Energy prices have hit multi-year highs in recent days, with oil above $80 a barrel, weighing on households.