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South African stocks slipped as the rand firmed on Friday, a day after the central bank hiked interest rates more than expected.

The indictment is a distraction rather than a disruption for the economy, but it’s still unhelpful. U.S. financial stability depends on politicians finding common ground, and this event is likely to make that harder, Lauren Silva Laughlin writes.

Signs of cooling inflation bolstered hopes the Fed might soon end its aggressive interest rate hikes.

HPV vaccines, contraception, and behavioral counseling for drug use are all in jeopardy

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee

Asian stocks rose on Thursday with fears easing on the banking front and the prospect of a break-up at Chinese conglomerate Alibaba offering an encouraging sign that Beijing's regulatory storm focused on tech companies might finally be clearing.

The secretive world of Federal Reserve bank supervision has been laid bare by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and critics say it needs an overhaul to make it more nimble, transparent and decisive.

Modern electricity grids that can optimize clean power production from a constantly changing flux of renewable and fossil energy sources will play a vital role in enabling global energy transition efforts.

South Korea's exports likely fell in March at the steepest pace in nearly three years, a Reuters survey showed on Thursday, in a continued downtrend driven by weak demand from China and for semiconductors.

A look at the day ahead in markets from Mike Dolan.