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As emerging market countries and corporates sell dollar bonds at the fastest pace in at least a decade, Chilean companies are racing to sell debt in pesos as well as abroad, as the local market recovers toward pre-Covid levels.

India's trade deficit narrowed in August, even as exporters brace for pain from President Donald Trump's 50% tariffs, which threaten to hit several labor-intensive sectors.

Renault SA's car financing unit RCI Banque SA is looking to sell its first Additional Tier 1 bond at a time when investors are snapping up this risky type of debt.

Asset manager ICG Plc has raised 3.15 billion ($3.7 billion) of commitments for its second European infrastructure fund, supported by strong demand from North American investors eyeing investment opportunities in the region.

Shipments of boxes are plunging.

A sanctioned tanker carrying Russian oil has neared an Indian port operated by Adani Group, and will likely be one of the last blacklisted vessels to unload at the conglomerate's facilities after a ban took effect.

London Stock Exchange Group Plc has rolled out a blockchain-based platform initially focused on private funds, marking a push by the bourse operator into digital assets.

South Africa's top banking lobby group criticized the government's withdrawal of proposed changes to the National Credit Act that were meant to help small firms secure loans.

Thai authorities are considering a tax on physical gold trading to slow a rally in the nation's currency that has threatened exports and tourism.

Ottobock SE, a provider of orthopedic technology and prosthetics, is planning an initial public offering in Frankfurt this year, adding to a wave of companies testing the waters that could help boost Europe's market for new listings.