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The U.S. dollar held gains on Thursday after strong U.S. banking results firmed up expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep monetary policy tight for a while longer, and New Zealand's dollar slumped after cooler than expected inflation data.

The South African rand was steady in early trade on Thursday, as caution reigned on global financial markets before a barrage of central bank meetings in the coming weeks.

Indian shares reversed some early gains on Thursday as investors, hopeful of strong domestic earnings last week, turned largely cautious after IT companies sounded off alarm bells.

Investigation, maybe he could start with himself. >> all right, molly, thank you. great to see you. and now from the web of leftist forces trying to silence and punish foes on the court to chinas efforts to intimidate dissidents here in the united states . well, on monday, two men were arrested in new york for running a secret police station at the direction of the ccp. is our belief that the ultimate purpose of this illegal police station was not to protect and serve, but rather silence, harass...

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

Market jitters over the United States debt ceiling lifted the cost of insuring exposure to its debt to the highest level in over a decade on Thursday, while JPMorgan warned of a "non-trivial risk" of a technical default on U.S. Treasuries.

A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever.

The South African rand gained on Thursday as the dollar slipped after U.S. weekly jobless claims data fuelled hopes the U.S. Federal Reserve could slow interest rate hikes.

Big Japanese manufacturers remained pessimistic in April for a fourth straight month as jitters over Western banks added to slowing global growth, the monthly Reuters Tankan survey showed on Wednesday, dimming prospects for an export-led recovery.

Rupert Murdoch’s Fox will find that a damaged beast attracts more foes. The media company which operates cable network Fox News settled a defamation lawsuit on Tuesday for approximately half of the $1.6 billion sought in damages by the plaintiff, Dominion Voting Systems. In a statement, Fox acknowledged the court’s ruling “finding certain claims about Dominion to be false.”