Basel Revises Bank Crypto Capital Plan To Include Blockchain
Banks should take a conservative approach to setting aside capital to cover risks from "unbacked" crypto assets on their books, the global Basel Committee of banking regulators said in proposals on Thursday which now also cover blockchain.
DR Congo Inters Lumumba Remains After Nationwide Pilgrimage
DR Congo inters Lumumba remains after nationwide pilgrimage
Analysis-Saudi Arabia Walks Oil Policy Tightrope Between Biden And Putin
Saudi Arabia's push for swifter oil production hikes by OPEC+, which were agreed in June, involved behind-the-scenes diplomacy to ensure Russia backed the move that followed U.S.
Some Norwegian Oil Workers To Strike From July 5, Hitting 4% Of Oil Output
Seventy-four Norwegian offshore oil workers at Equinor's Gudrun, Oseberg South and Oseberg East platforms will go on strike from July 5, the Lederne trade union said on Thursday, likely shutting about 4% of Norway's oil production.
Some Norway Oil Workers To Strike From July 5, Hitting 4% Of Output
Some 74 Norwegian offshore oil workers at Equinor's Gudrun, Oseberg South and Oseberg East offshore platforms will go on strike from July 5, the Lederne trade union said on Thursday, likely shutting about 4% of Norway's oil production.
Nuts And Bolts Of The LME's Cancelled Nickel Trades Legal Case
Hedge fund Elliott Associates and Jane Street Global Trading are suing the London Metal Exchange for up to $500 million after the LME cancelled nickel trades on March 8 when prices soared to record highs above $100,000 a tonne in chaotic trade.
Explainer-Nuts And Bolts Of The LME's Cancelled Nickel Trades Legal Case
Hedge fund Elliott Associates and Jane Street Global Trading are suing the London Metal Exchange for up to $500 million after the LME cancelled nickel trades on March 8 when prices soared to record highs above $100,000 a tonne in chaotic trade.
Further Pain In Store For Asian Currencies After Turbulent First-half
Asian currencies will wallow in the near-term, analysts forecast this week, with any respite from their first-half losses only likely to come in the form of proactive policy normalization by regional central banks combined with a Chinese recovery.
At Finish Line, U.S. Supreme Court Readies Climate, Immigration Rulings
The U.S. Supreme Court is set on Thursday to issue its final two rulings of its current term, one on federal agency power to tackle climate change and the other on President Joe Biden's ability to end a hardline immigration policy begun under his predecessor Donald Trump.
Biden Administration Offshore Drilling Plan Delayed
The Biden administration on Thursday delayed the rollout of a proposed five-year offshore oil and gas development plan that had been promised by the end of the month, according to sources.
Biden Administration Drilling Plan May Exclude All Waters Beyond Gulf Of Mexico
The U.S. Interior Department has recommended to the White House that all federal offshore oil and gas drilling auctions over the next five years be located in the Gulf of Mexico, where the drilling industry has already been focused for decades, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
As Jan. 6 Hearings Portray An Enraged Trump, DeSantis May Be Biggest Winner
This week's testimony at congressional hearings on the Jan.
As Jan. 6 Hearings Portray An Unhinged Trump, DeSantis May Be Biggest Winner
This week's testimony at congressional hearings on the Jan.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In As First Black Woman On U.S. Supreme Court
Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in on Thursday as a U.S.
Israel's Lapid: From Heart-throb To The Hot Seat
As a TV star and newspaper columnist, Yair Lapid titled his weekly commentary "Being Israeli" - a rhapsody about the politically centrist middle-class that he saw holding together a fractious country, with him as its tribune.
Girls' Education Raised At Taliban's First National Gathering Since Takeover
Religious and ethnic leaders from across Afghanistan discussed girls' education at a gathering organised by the country's Taliban rulers on Thursday - but without any women taking part.
Ukraine's Trans Community Caught In Crosshairs Of War
Ukraine's trans community caught in crosshairs of war
Landslide Kills 14 In Eastern India, Nearly 50 Others Feared Dead
At least 14 people have died and another four dozen are feared to have been killed after a massive landslide in a remote area of the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, officials said on Thursday.
Seven Dead, 55 Feared Dead In Massive Eastern Indian Landslide
At least seven people have died and another 55 are feared to have been killed after a massive landslide in a remote area of the north-eastern Indian state of Manipur, local officials said on Thursday.
U.S. To Provide $1 Billion To Reconnect Neighborhoods Divided By Highways, Rail
The U.S. government will provide $1 billion to neighborhoods that have been divided by highways, rail lines or other transportation infrastructure, officials from the U.S.
Motor Racing-Fashion Brand Hugo Boss Returns To F1 With Aston Martin
German fashion brand Hugo Boss announced on Thursday it was returning to Formula One with the Aston Martin team, five years after leaving for the electric Formula E series.
Biden Sending More Weapons To Ukraine As NATO Prepares For Long Fight
President Joe Biden said on Thursday the United States will provide another $800 million in weapons and military aid to Ukraine, hailing the courage of Ukrainians since Russia invaded in February.
Biden Offers Fresh Aid To Ukraine As NATO Prepares For Long Fight
President Joe Biden said on Thursday the United States will provide another $800 million in weapons and military aid to Ukraine, hailing the courage of Ukrainians since Russia invaded in February.
Spain Urges NATO Leaders To Agree Bigger Role In North Africa, Sahel
Spain will urge fellow NATO allies to consider a bigger role for the alliance in North Africa and the Sahel at a summit in Madrid on Thursday, with Spain's foreign minister saying an intervention in Mali should not be ruled out.
Spain Pushes NATO Leaders To Agree Bigger Role In North Africa, Sahel
Spain will urge fellow NATO allies to consider a bigger role for the alliance in North Africa and the Sahel at a summit in Madrid on Thursday, and Spain's foreign minister said an intervention in Mali should not be ruled out.
Recession Fears Creep Into ECB Thinking At Summer Conference
European Central Bank policymakers put on a brave face at their annual gathering in the hills above the Portuguese capital and forecast further economic expansion despite looming gas shortages, but in private conversations recession fears were increasingly dominant.
Germany In Bailout Talks With Uniper Amid Gas Crisis
Germany's Uniper is in talks about a possible government bailout as the financial fallout from dwindling supplies of Russian gas reverberates across Europe, sending shares in the energy company sliding.
Prophet Row Murder Sparks Fury On Indian Social Media
Prophet row murder sparks fury on Indian social media
Third Time Lucky For Italy's De Nora Family As Shares Hit Market
Italy's De Nora family will be relieved that the electrode manufacturer managed to make it on to the Milan Stock Exchange on Thursday after previous attempts to list businesses were thwarted by external crises.
Hong Kong Has 'Risen From The Ashes', China's Xi Says On Rare Visit
Hong Kong has overcome its challenges and "risen from the ashes", China's President Xi Jinping said on Thursday, as he arrived in the former British colony to celebrate 25 years since its return to Chinese rule.