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A far-right election victory and the likelihood of tricky coalition talks have put Dutch businesses on edge about

Distressed debt, political assassinations, anti-mining unrest and soaring crime: Ecuador’s problems would be daunting for an experienced statesman.

Germany will suspend a constitutional limit on net new borrowing for a fourth consecutive year after Chancellor Olaf

South Africa’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, while warning that inflationary risks persist and that

Robot vacuums were once an anomaly, but now it seems like almost every household has

European Central Bank officials agreed they should raise borrowing costs again if needed despite deciding against such a

In a live Q&A on the Markets Today blog, we asked experts from across the newsroom for their

Chart topping indie rockers The Lottery Winners postponed a series of shows this week after "some tragic news".

Mexico’s annual inflation sped up roughly in line with expectations in early November as central bankers begin to

Turkey’s central bank hiked interest rates by double the amount markets expected on Thursday, bolstering the lira. The

The Riksbank paused its tightening campaign, refraining from inflicting a ninth increase in borrowing costs on an increasingly

Rwanda’s central bank paused its current monetary tightening cycle as it expects inflation to ease toward the target