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The Middle East quagmire has given Kyiv an unexpected lifeline—and a new hand to play.
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The U.S. government, oil traders and private analysts are divided over how much time Tehran has before it runs out of places to stash its crude.
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Borrowing in April was higher than a year earlier, a sign that progress in narrowing its budget deficit might slow as the conflict in the Middle East pushes inflation higher and growth lower.
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The Bank of England might not need to raise its key interest rate to contain the inflationary pressures triggered by the Middle East conflict, the policymaker said.
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Economists worry that a sharp drop in immigration could weaken economic growth as the current workforce ages and starts to retire.
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Japan’s exports grew at a faster-than-expected pace in April, as a weak yen and resilient global demand offset the negative impact of Middle East tensions.
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President Trump’s mention of an arms package as a “negotiating chip” with China has sowed uncertainty about vital U.S. support.
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China agreed to purchase 200 Boeing jets and resume imports of some U.S. beef products, marking one of the clearest signs yet of easing trade tensions between the two countries.
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Plus, why AI grows more regime-friendly as press freedom declines.
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The Chinese leader’s policies have strained his country at home but given him great international stature.
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This summer will test whether Ukraine can turn a slender advantage into a strategic turning point.
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Yields on 30-year gilts hit a high last seen in 1998, while 10-year yields were at their highest since 2008.
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The Sunday strikes demonstrate Kyiv’s growing ability to launch long-range strikes as it seeks to bring the war home to Russians.
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Russian forces are struggling to advance on the battlefield in the war against Ukraine despite some 25,000 wounded and dead a month.
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Prime Minister Modi asked citizens to avoid buying gold jewelry for functions, coming as the country’s appetite for the precious metal continues to drive foreign-currency spending.
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The Russian president said his troops “are resisting an aggressive force that is being armed and supported by the entire NATO bloc.”
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Voters eager for change gave the country’s Hindu nationalists a landslide win in a key state where they had never before ruled.
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The Russian president’s “Victory Day” cult has backfired as the conflict drags on longer than the Soviets’ battle against the Nazis.
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They stalk WhatsApp groups, track flights like anxious parents and leave work meetings to get their fix of the sweet, seasonal delicacy.