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South African stocks will benefit from a broader rally in emerging markets in 2026 due to attractive valuations and strong profits, according to Momentum Investments.

The UK government appears poised to approve China's plan for a massive new embassy in London, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer looks to put spying fears aside and revive his plans for a diplomatic reset with Beijing.

China's long-dated bond futures slumped as investors withdrew from fixed-income funds, underscoring jitters ahead of high-level government meetings in Beijing that may shape policy into next year.

Australia's acting Prime Minister Richard Marles said the center-left Labor government has received the Pentagon's review of the Aukus accord and the US is standing behind the pact.

The Bank of Japan can only estimate within a wide range where the so-called neutral interest rate might reside, Governor Kazuo Ueda said, as expectations mount over the likelihood authorities will get closer to that point with another hike this month ...

Chinese pork prices have been in retreat all year and look set to go even lower, with government efforts to cull the breeding herd and a seasonal demand boost not enough to arrest the slide.

The European Union is in danger of striking an "unduly conservative compromise" on legislation meant to kick-start securitization, two of the bloc's biggest finance lobbies have warned as they urge politicians to walk-back proposed changes to the ...

President Donald Trump pardoned longtime sports and entertainment executive Tim Leiweke after he was criminally charged in July with bid-rigging related to the development of an arena at the University of Texas.

A Malaysian court charged Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's former aide on Thursday with accepting bribes to help several firms obtain mineral exploration licenses in the Borneo state of Sabah.

Rates to ship commodities from energy to bulk ores across the world's oceans are heading for a rare year-end surge as conflicts, sanctions, and swelling output upend global supply lines.