Indian stocks are poised for their longest winning run since November amid optimism that easing of the nationwide lockdown will reboot economic growth.
Australia’s central bank kept its interest rate and yield objectives unchanged as an abatement of the health crisis allows the economy to begin reopening.
Inflows into Indian bond mutual funds more than doubled last month from April after regulators took steps to restore sentiment soured by Franklin Templeton’s shock decision to wind up $4.1 billion of its local credit funds.
The crop was traditionally a major cause of deforestation, but recent conservation efforts may be having a positive impact.
The threat of a no-deal Brexit is back -- and with it the risk that the U.K. economy’s shaky recovery from the coronavirus pandemic will be hobbled.
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