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EU member states have agreed to extend the suspension of retaliatory tariffs on US goods related to the Boeing-Airbus dispute indefinitely.

China's securities regulator told mainland brokerages to stop letting clients add new overseas stock exposure via total return swaps. The mo

South Africa's rand held near 16.50 per US dollar on Friday, supported by high local bond yields even as gold and platinum prices slipped. T

Rubber futures in Japan and China slipped this week as seasonal supply picked up in Indonesia and Vietnam, outweighing concerns about heavy

Japan's Nikkei 225 tumbled 4.15% on Friday after a US sell-off in AI-linked and semiconductor stocks spread to Asia. The drop highlights how

South Korea's KOSPI index dropped 5.8% on June 26, triggering circuit breakers as a US tech selloff spread. Heavyweight chip stocks Samsung

S&P Global Ratings raised NEC's credit rating to A- from BBB+, reflecting stronger profitability in its IT services business. The agency exp

Heathrow cut its 2026 passenger forecast and flagged profit pressure, sending FTSE 100 futures lower. Oil and gold headed for weekly losses,

Gold is trading at a premium in India again after a price pullback brought buyers back. Meanwhile, China's consumer demand remains soft even

New Zealand stocks ended Friday little changed, shrugging off a tech-led dip on Wall Street. ASB expects the RBNZ to hold rates at 2.25% in

Copper smelters are struggling as processing fees drop to zero or below, forcing them to rely on gold, silver, and sulfuric acid for profit.

Air France-KLM raised €500 million by issuing five-year senior notes with a 4.250% coupon. The bond sale helps the airline lock in fixed int