Reuters

William C. Dudley warns against hastily putting in place so-called macroprudential tools, which would go beyond regulating specific financial institutions and focus on the broader financial sector.

Hans Dieter Poetsch also indicated he believes Volkswagen could overcome the crisis.

Monsignor Krzystof Charamsa had worked at the Roman Catholic Church's Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith since 2003.

Russia bombed Syria for a third straight day on Friday, mainly hitting areas held by rival insurgent groups rather than the Islamic State fighters it said it was targeting, and drawing an angry response from the West.

An international human rights body on Friday called for Mexico to investigate a clash between security forces and alleged gang members that killed 43 people, citing testimony suggesting it had included extrajudicial killings by the state.

Loosened by heavy rains, tons of dirt and trees tumbled onto Santa Catarina Pinula in a valley on the southeastern flank of Guatemala City on Thursday.

News the vessel had lost contact with shore came as forecasters shifted the likely track of the storm further away from the U.S. East Coast.

At a news conference, the U.S. president frequently assailed Vladimir Putin, who he accused of acting out of weakness to defend a crumbling, authoritarian ally.

The union made no public statement Friday about its next moves at Fiat Chrysler after 65 percent of union members rejected a proposed four-year deal.

The meeting disappointed many liberal Catholics but delighted conservatives, who said the pope was condemning a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage.

The German carmaker rolled out a webpage that tells owners whether they will have to bring their vehicles to a garage.

The firm said it learned about the attack from federal officials who were investigating the theft of data from several financial services firms.

The three major indexes clawed back losses of more than 1.5 percent as poor payroll data hinted at economic weakness.

In a joint statement with the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Gulf Arab allies, Turkey said Russia's actions constituted a "further escalation" of the conflict and would only fuel more extremism.

A U.S. anti-abortion activist on Friday lost his appeal against the cancellation of his visa to enter Australia and will now be deported after he attempted to illegally enter the country.

The Labor Department's monthly employment report, due on Friday at 8:30 a.m. EDT (1230 GMT), will almost certainly show the U.S. economy is growing enough to push the jobless rate lower in the coming months.

China's markets will be closed until Oct. 8 for the National Golden Week holidays.

The German carmaker has admitted cheating in diesel emissions tests in the U.S., and Germany's transport minister says it also manipulated them in Europe.

Democrats were angered when a House Republican leader suggested the probe was initiated to hurt Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions.

"We are becoming optimistic that the Carolinas and the mid-Atlantic states will avoid the direct effects from Joaquin," forecasters said.

There were no reports of enemy fire at the time and the incident was under investigation.

Judges at the Luxembourg-based court ruled that Italian legislation prescribing a one- to four-year jail term for such an offense was in line with EU law.

Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou's comments underscore how far Taiwan has moved from embracing China following massive protests on the island last year.

Sources told Reuters there were worries that a downgrade could inflict higher borrowing costs on the company.

In an address to the U.N. General Assembly, Sharif said cease-fire violations in Kashmir were intensifying, causing civilian deaths.

Details of the operation and which areas were under government control were not immediately clear.

"Pope Francis needs to state clearly where he stands in regard to the inclusion of LGBT people in the church and society."

Moscow's assertion that it had hit Islamic State militants was immediately disputed by the United States and rebels on the ground.

Northrop builds several variants of the high-altitude surveillance drone for the U.S. Air Force, and a maritime surveillance version for the U.S. Navy.