By Alistair Smout and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -British finance minister Rachel Reeves on Monday said she would never have to repeat the tax hikes of her first budget, an...
(Reuters) -The New York Attorney General's office fined car insurance company Geico $9.75 million on Monday for hacks that obtained personal information on 116,000 drivers in the...
By Marie Mannes, Alessandro Parodi, Stine Jacobsen STOCKHOLM/GDANSK (Reuters) -Northvolt's financial collapse deals a blow to Europe's plan to set up its own battery industry to...
(Reuters) -Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to rethink ties with Hong Kong's banking sector, saying the city has become a...
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union and Chinese officials are discussing alternatives to European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EV), including minimum prices at which such...
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's banking system has large excess liquidity and the central bank has not tightened its lending supervision, an assistant governor said on Monday,...
(Reuters) - Donald Trump on Friday said he would nominate Scott Bessent to be the 79th U.S. Treasury secretary and frontman for the president-elect's aggressive economic policies,...
By Uditha Jayasinghe COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's central bank is expected to renew easing of interest rates on Wednesday, with a reduction of a quarter percentage point, as it...
By David Milliken and Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) -Bank of England Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli said on Monday she was more worried about the risk that inflation comes in...
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India expects food inflation to slow in the coming months, backed by a bumper summer crop harvest, and remains "cautiously optimistic" on its economic growth,...