Fitch Ratings upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating, citing confidence that the South Asian country will be able to sustain reforms under a loan program with the International Monetary Fund.

The new administration in Mauritius has revised its estimate of the budget-financing gap for a second time, sending the ratio close to three times the initial estimate.

The trade showdown between Washington and Beijing is spilling over to Chinese stocks listed in the US, with analysts war-gaming a scenario where they’re booted off American exchanges.

Elliott Investment Management has built a large position worth more than $1.5 billion in Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co., according to people familiar with the matter.

Nigeria’s annual inflation rate rose for the first time since the data was rebased in January, advancing even before the fallout from a global trade war is felt.

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Russia’s oil earnings sank to their lowest since mid-2023, with exports sliding for a third week and prices plunging amid a US-China trade war. Crude flows from all Russian ports in the four weeks to ...

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The US has told Group of Seven allies it won’t endorse a statement condemning Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year because it wants to keep negotiations with Moscow on track.

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