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Ghana has completed the last bond swap in its debt restructuring, with investors unanimously agreeing to exchange $253.2 million in health-s

Commerzbank says the loonie's recent weakness is driven by global factors, not Canadian news. A stronger CAD likely needs a Fed policy repri

Indian stocks recovered from a near-1% early drop to close flat, driven by IT sector gains. However, rising oil prices and interest rates pu

The US dollar was largely unchanged Monday as currency traders paused ahead of key data releases. June inflation figures, retail sales, and

European stocks edged lower Monday as fresh military action in the Persian Gulf kept investors focused on Strait of Hormuz risks. Brent crud

Asian stocks mostly fell Monday as oil prices surged on geopolitical tensions, hitting South Korea's chip-heavy market especially hard. The

Fraport's new Terminal 3 at Frankfurt Airport adds 19 million seats of capacity, but passenger demand is softening. Analyst mwb Research war

This week, investors juggle corporate earnings from big banks and tech giants like TSMC, key inflation data, and rising oil prices tied to I

Renewed US-Iran strikes lifted Brent crude to $77.60, sending the pound 0.1% lower to $1.339. The dollar firmed as traders bet on higher US

Trend-following hedge funds, known as CTAs, posted a near-flat June, down just 0.1%. Gains in gold and silver mostly offset losses in crude

Singapore's Straits Times Index (STI) closed nearly flat, up 0.02%, even as oil prices surged on US-Iran strikes. Beneath the calm, Beverly

Malaysia's benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI closed 0.4% higher on Monday, extending recent gains. AirAsia X shares slipped about 2% as the