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By Andrew MacAskill and William James LONDON (Reuters) -Presidents, prime ministers and monarchs from around the world will travel to London over the weekend to pay their respects to Queen …

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s annual consumer price index (CPI) of inflation dipped to a 4.6% rate in August, the Central Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday, easing from a 14-year …

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ryanair said it will cancel 420 Friday flights, impacting 80,000 passengers, due to an air traffic control strike in France that will limit overflights and more than halve …

By Sara Rossi and Alessia Pe MILAN (Reuters) – Any new government in Italy will have little room for rolling back reforms or pursuing “unorthodox” economic policies because of political …

By Michelle Nichols UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – U.N. chief Antonio Guterres said he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday about Ukrainian Black Sea grain exports and that he …

BRASILIA (Reuters) – Economic activity in Brazil rose much higher than expected in July, a central bank index showed on Thursday, reinforcing forecasts for a more robust expansion this year, …

By Joan Faus BARCELONA (Reuters) – Europe’s power crisis, production cuts and shortages of aluminium have left consumers in a quandary about Russian supplies of the metal vital for the …

WARSAW (Reuters) – Measures aimed at freezing power prices for households and providing support for energy intensive companies will cost Poland over 30 billion zlotys ($6.35 billion), Prime Minister Mateusz …

By Nell Mackenzie (Reuters) – Hedge funds trading Eastern European stocks and bonds are seeing their worst performance in eight years, weakened by the surge of global inflation, the strength …

By Juliette Portala (Reuters) – Over 90% of the world’s largest companies will have at least one asset highly exposed to the physical impacts of climate change by the 2050s, …

MONTREAL (Reuters) – Air Canada on Thursday said it would buy electric planes for the first time with the acquisition of 30 battery-powered regional aircraft from Heart Aerospace, as more …

By Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A district court judge in Louisiana on Wednesday vacated air permits for a plastic and petrochemical plant proposed along Louisiana’s industrialized coast, delivering a major …

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. business inventories increased in July, but the pace has slowed considerably from prior months, likely as cooling demand amid higher interest rates forces companies to be …

By Jacqueline Thomsen (Reuters) – Former Trump administration lawyer Jeffrey Bossert Clark told Washington, D.C., legal regulators that a federal raid of his home in June was tied to a …

(Reuters) – Global growth is heading for an “increasingly synchronous downturn”, economists at Barclays said on Thursday, citing a deepening energy crisis in Europe, continued lockdowns in China and tightening …

By William Schomberg and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -The Bank of England and Britain’s new finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng will test their ability to jointly manage the economy next week, …

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Production at U.S. factories edged up in August amid a decline at motor vehicle assembly plants, but gains in the output of machinery as well as computer …

OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada’s average resale home price fell 3.9% from a year ago in August but was up 1.2% on the month as the market appeared to stabilize in …

Two Busloads Of Illegal Migrants Arrive At Kamala Harris’ Residence Jennie Taer on September 15, 2022 Two buses of illegal migrants sent by Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott arrived at …