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IMF approves $8.1 billion loan for Ukraine, with $1.5 billion to go immediatelyThe IMF approved an $8.1 billion loan for Ukraine, anchoring a $136.5 billion international support package to maintain economic stability ...
Tata's Jaguar Land Rover seeks £2 billion to absorb financial shocksJaguar Land Rover has sought £2 billion emergency funding after a cyberattack halted production. UK factories and global operations faced s...
From UK to Poland, Europe is becoming the ungovernable continentEurope's leaders face increasing challenges in governing due to strained budgets, political fragmentation, and energized opposition. France...
Government shutdown averted with little time to spare as Joe Biden signs funding before midnightWith the clock ticking down to the midnight Saturday deadline, the Senate voted 88 to 9 to keep the lights on through mid-November with a r...
With US government shutdown just days away, Congress is moving into crisis modeWith a government shutdown looming, Congress is facing a crisis as hard-right Republicans push for spending cuts and oppose additional Ukra...
USD-INR likely to be range bound amid US debt ceiling crisis, says Anil Kumar Bhansali of Finrex Treasury AdvisorsThe oil companies are buying dollars keeping rupee in the range of 81.90 - 82.40. They were absent from the scene earlier, refusing to buy ...
World should move on from Ukraine war, focus on poverty - India's G20 negotiator"Nutrition has been impacted, health outcomes have been impacted, learning outcomes have been impacted, people have become stunted and wast...
RBI's Monetary Policy Committee raises repo rate by 25 bps to 6.50%The smaller rate hike can be attributed to softening of retail inflation and the US Federal Reserve moderating the pace of increase in its ...
How the U.S. midterms could ripple through the stock marketA split government could result in political gridlock that stymies major policy changes, an outcome that investors see as favorable for equ...
- Dubai crisis a 'wake-up' call for bond markets: Analysts
Dubai debt crisis is a wake-up call for bond markets about government debt mountains and exit strategies, analysts say.