WASHINGTON: US bank regulators said they would consider allowing banks to hold on to certain complex securities despite a new rule limiting risky...
WASHINGTON: US bank regulators said they would consider allowing banks to hold on to certain complex securities despite a new rule limiting risky...
LONDON: Turkish debt insurance costs surged to 18-month highs and dollar bond prices tumbled as investors were rattled by a deepening political crisis...
SEOUL: North Korea’s cabinet will tighten its grip on the economy after the shock execution of leader Kim Jong-Un’s uncle, whose control over...
Doha: Economists are famous for making wrong predictions. In December 2012, most economists predicted the end of the euro, a hard landing of...
ANKARA: The Turkish lira hit a record low yesterday as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, embroiled in a major graft probe, faced new...
Labourers work at the site of a commercial building under construction in Noida, on the outskirts of New Delhi. India’s biggest cities face...
A labourer guides as slag is poured into a container at Dongbei Special Steel Group Co Ltd in Dalian, Liaoning province, yesterday. Profits...
Power lines near a publicity board depicting a bull in El Berron, near Oviedo, northern Spain. Spanish competition watchdog has proposed a new...
PARIS: France’s number of registered jobseekers rose by 17,800 in November to 3.29 million, the labour ministry said, challenging government claims to have...
NEW DELHI: India’s biggest Bitcoin trading platform said on its website yesterday it had suspended operations after the central bank warned against the...
HONG KONG: Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific ordered four additional long-haul planes from Boeing yesterday, a week after it ordered 21 Boeing...
SHANGHAI: US auto giant General Motors (GM) and its counterpart Ford will recall more than 1.5 million vehicles in China over defective parts,...
TOKYO: Asia’s top buyers of Iranian crude have cut purchases by about 14 percent so far this year, but imports may edge higher...
LONDON: Gold edged up yesterday, supported by some physical buying, but remained on track for its biggest annual loss in three decades as...
TOKYO: Japanese consumer inflation rose 1.2 percent last month, its fastest pace in five years, edging closer to the central bank’s 2.0 percent...
LONDON: Brent crude oil slipped towards $111 a barrel yesterday although supply disruptions in Africa kept losses in check. Escalating violence in South...
MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy vowed in an end-of-year message yesterday to deliver longed-for jobs to the hard-hit nation in 2014. Rajoy...
NEW YORK: US stocks rose yesterday, putting the Dow on track for a record closing high for a sixth straight day as retail...