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The yen dropped to its lowest level this year after the Bank of Japan disappointed investors with only

Australian inflation is being driven by climate change, geopolitical shocks and government policies — factors typically beyond the

Latin American central bankers who led the world into post-pandemic interest rate cuts will now temper their easing

FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried will likely finish testifying in his criminal fraud trial Tuesday, giving federal prosecutors their

The yen rallied on a report that the Bank of Japan may raise a cap on government bond

Wall Street strategists are divided on how much more the Treasury can expand its cache of bills, as

Michael Novogratz reiterated that he expects the US Securities and Exchange Commission will finally approve exchange-traded funds that

From small restaurants to high-tech companies and a major gas field run by Chevron Corp., Israeli businesses are

Asian central banks are seen to raise interest rates over the next six months, with a stronger dollar

A trend of year-end weakness in the greenback may fail to rescue dollar bears, given the current economic

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the road to an expected meeting between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi

The European Union and Australia are heading into a critical round of free trade talks, with both sides