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Bank Of England Interest Rate Decision News Conference

Bank of England May Kick Off Slow Cycle of Interest Rate Cuts

Paris Food Markets as French Government Wants Retailers to Cut Prices

ECB Rate Setters Want More Data Before Cutting — Plenty Will Come This Week

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War With North Korea Would Kill Millions, Cost World $4 Trillion

South Korea is a semiconductor factory built on top of a geopolitical fault line. War is a very low probability. If it does break out, the human and economic cost would be devastating

Nigeria's $21 Billion Dangote Mega Oil Refinery Opening

Nigeria Will Sell Oil to Dangote in Naira to Ease Forex Pressure

NHS Junior Doctors Strike Over Pay

UK Makes Pay Offer to Junior Doctors in Bid to End Strikes

The Maersk Launcher, a ship chartered by the Metals Company, carries seabed samples from the remote Clarion-Clipperton Zone of the Pacific Ocean, about 1,500 miles southwest of San Diego, on June 7, 2021. (Tamir Kalifa/The New York Times)

The Future of Deep Sea Mining Hinges on a Contentious Election

Venezuelans Vote In Presidential Election

Maduro’s Next Move Is Key With US and Brazil Questioning His Victory

Freight Rates Declined Post-Pandemic As Surge In Demand Fades

US Backs Early Extension of Trade Pact With Africa, Envoy Says

G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting

Yellen Rebuffs Trump Argument on Dollar Hurting US Manufacturing

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Trade Tracker

World Trade Sees Calm Before the Tariff Storm: Bloomberg Tracker

World Trade Sees Calm Before the Tariff Storm: Bloomberg Tracker

The global economy is bracing for the impact of higher US tariffs on Chinese imports

Bloomberg Surveillance

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K-Pop Is Turning Itself Less Korean in Hunt for Global Revenue

The industry is betting on a new internationalized business model that could be a make or break moment for the idol music genre.

QuickTake Explainers

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What are the Golan Heights? The Disputed Territory, Explained

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Ed Miliband, left, and Keir Starmer at a gas terminal in Peterhead, Scotland.

Why Labour Pinned Its Hopes on State-Run GB Energy

Ed Miliband, left, and Keir Starmer at a gas terminal in Peterhead, Scotland.

Israeli Attack on Palestinian Shelter in Nuseirat Camp

How US Boycott of UNRWA Agency Leaves Gaza Aid Uncertain

Israeli Attack on Palestinian Shelter in Nuseirat Camp

The Race to Map the World and Protect $110 Billion of Trade

Europe’s Push to Protect Rainforests Is Angering Trade Partners. Here’s Why

The Race to Map the World and Protect $110 Billion of Trade

Videos

UK Chancellor Accuses Conservatives of Leaving £22 Billion Fiscal Hole

UK Chancellor Accuses Conservatives of Leaving £22 Billion Fiscal Hole

Bitcoin Flirts With $70,000 After Trump Bump

Bitcoin Flirts With $70,000 After Trump Bump

UK’s Reeves on Public Finances: ‘Not to Act Is Simply Not an Option’

UK’s Reeves on Public Finances: ‘Not to Act Is Simply Not an Option’

How China Is Rewiring Its Faltering Economy

How China Is Rewiring Its Faltering Economy