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By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) – The world was hit by so many floods and landslides in 2024 that it triggered the aid sector’s first multi-disaster insurance pay-out, the Red…

By Kevin Yao and Ellen Zhang BEIJING (Reuters) -China will let local governments issue an additional 6 trillion yuan ($837.7 billion) in bonds to swap for off-balance sheet or “hidden”…

(Reuters) – Futures tracking the benchmark S&P 500 were trading above the 6,000-point mark on Friday, with equity markets set for an upbeat end to an action-packed week that saw…

By Christian Kraemer and Sarah Marsh BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s main opposition leader Friedrich Merz criticised Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Friday as “irresponsible” for delaying early elections, as an opinion…

(Reuters) -Singapore Airlines (SIA) reported a half-year profit on Friday that nearly halved year-on-year, reflecting intensifying market competition coupled with higher fuel costs and expenses. Airlines globally have ramped up…

By Libby George LONDON (Reuters) – Investors hoping for a “Goldilocks” moment for emerging markets in 2025 following years of global interest rate hikes are grappling with significant uncertainty ahead…

Investing.com — Wall Street is seen edged higher Friday, continuing the post-election rally, helped by the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates. Bitcoin trades just below record levels, while…

TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan’s exports rose less than expected in October, as benefits from the booming artificial intelligence (AI) industry were countered by the sluggish economy of top trading partner…

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) – Far from soothing anxieties about mounting sovereign debt, the world’s biggest economies appear to be doubling down – almost goading bond investors into ratcheting…