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Three years after an unprecedented wave of support saw Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party re-elected in a landslide, her

Treasuries jumped the most since March after Federal Reserve officials made dovish comments and conflict in the Middle

Gold held gains as conflict in the Middle East continued to roil markets, while investors considered whether tightening

Australian business conditions showed ongoing resilience to elevated price pressures while consumer confidence remained in “deeply pessimistic” territory,

Oil held on to its biggest jump in six months as Israel said its retaliation for attacks by

(Bloomberg Markets) -- During a half-century of independence, Singapore has fought to expand its territory, inch by hard-won inch. On

Australia’s competition watchdog has conditionally approved private equity firm Brookfield’s A$18.7 billion ($12 billion) takeover of the nation’s

UK retailers reported sluggish sales in September as squeezed consumers cut back on big-ticket spending and unseasonably warm

Part of the plan to save Metro Bank Holdings Plc — the UK’s best-known challenger bank — was

Leadership of the venture capital firm Insight Partners pledged Monday to donate $1 million to humanitarian aid work

Hong Kong developers’ shares may not be much of a bargain even after suffering a $56 billion rout,

PG&E Corp. will pay a $45 million penalty for its role in starting the second-largest wildfire in California