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Japan's local governments have failed to sell out bonds at several recent offerings, marking a shift in what has traditionally been a stable market, said people familiar with the matter.

The country's superannuation funds have built up a 'wall of money,' and they are looking for new places to invest. Tariffs complicate that.

Crypto market participants are bracing for the release of a large swath of the memecoin first debuted by President Donald Trump just before his second inauguration that ended up whipsawing buyers.

There are fewer headlines out of Washington on Elon Musk's government-shrinking effort, but that doesn't mean he's left town.

A bill that would make it illegal to be anything but heterosexual in Ghana has been reintroduced in parliament with stronger backing than it got the last time lawmakers tried to get it passed into law.

In the president's eyes, tariffs might simply be the price other countries should pay for admission to a premium market.

Four Chicago pension funds are estimated to have lost nearly $1 billion amid the market rout set off by President Donald Trump's tariff policies, a blow to the city's retirement programs that are among the least funded of all major US cities.

The share of active credit cards in the US making only minimum monthly payments rose in the fourth quarter to the highest level in 12 years of data, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.