
South Korea to Act ‘Preemptively’ Against Rising Economic Risks
South Korea’s finance minister and central bank governor met Monday and agreed to ramp up their cooperation to deal with rising risks to the economy.
South Korea’s finance minister and central bank governor met Monday and agreed to ramp up their cooperation to deal with rising risks to the economy.
Some of Asia’s biggest stock and bond markets outside China are seeing greater outflows than in previous market crises, and the process may just be getting underway.
Australian data-services firm Link Administration Holdings Ltd. has rejected a reduced takeover offer from Canada’s Dye & Durham Ltd.
Oil steadied below $109 a barrel at the start of the week’s trading, with traders weighing concerns that a global slowdown will drag down demand against supply interruptions and signs of tightness.
The poorest families in the UK were left “brutally exposed” to the cost of living crunch after almost two decades of income stagnation, the Resolution Foundation warned.
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