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Among the world’s top fuel-consuming nations, Japan is the most energy insecure. Its import-dependency ratios are scary: It buys overseas 99.9% of the oil it needs; 99.7% of the coal; and 97.8% of the natural gas. So Tokyo springs into action after every major energy shock to reassess its supply sou

Rather than criticising the central bank’s rate increase, Republicans should be praising Warsh for putting American families first

Adam Bowe, Managing Director and Head of Australia Portfolio Management at PIMCO, discusses the outlook for Australia's bond market ahead of the RBA's September policy decision, with markets assessing the likelihood of a further 25-basis-point rate increase. He says Australia's rate-hike cycle is fu

Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd. rose as much as 2.9% on Monday in Mumbai, building on gains in the latter half of last week.

Philip R. Lane: The outlook for the euro area economy

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel to resign to take senior role at IMF

One firm sees a "reasonably constructive signal for risk appetite" among institutional investors.

President Donald Trump said he is still looking “very seriously” at implementing a US ban on diesel exports to combat high prices, even as others in his administration continue to focus on other possible steps.

Oil rebounds after Trump rejects Iran peace deal Reuters

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama says rising bond yields partly reflect capital demand for the global AI infrastructure rollout, warning that this boom will not last forever. (Source: Bloomberg)