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China's new bank loans rebounded in September after dipping in the two previous months, central bank data showed, but overall credit conditions stayed tight in an economy chilled by an ongoing tariff war with the United States.

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It sounds counterintuitive, but the recent slide on Wall Street will be met with some relief at the Fed as long as it remains a 'correction' and doesn't morph into a panic-fueled rout.

A U.S. Treasury Department official has been criminally charged with leaking confidential documents relating to former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and others to a reporter from digital media company BuzzFeed, Manhattan federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.

Move infuriates Eurosceptic Conservative MPs who fear ‘vassal state’

‘New ideas’ awaited from Theresa May in talks that could still take ‘weeks or months’

Move to boost social housing in one of capital’s wealthiest areas

Raab warns MPs not to undermine parliamentary process by proposing amendments

Four major U.S. public funds that hold shares in Facebook Inc on Wednesday proposed removing Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg as chairman following several high-profile scandals and said they hoped to gain backing from larger asset managers.

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The United States plans to turn up sanctions pressure on Venezuela but sees less need to immediately target its energy sector, given sagging production from the OPEC member's state-run oil company, a senior U.S. administration official said on Wednesday.

Australian shares were expected to edge lower in the morning session on Thursday, as the U.S. Fed's broad agreement on the need to raise borrowing costs further threatened to reignite the fears that sparked last week's sell-off. Wall Street's major indexes edged lower after a choppy session...