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European stocks slipped while U.S. stock futures rose, as weak EU business activity data and an inconclusive Spanish election result could not deter U.S. optimism that the end of central bank rate...

The Australian and New Zealand dollars were nursing sizable weekly losses on Friday as markets braced for higher interest rates in the U.S. and Europe, while also narrowing the odds of another hike at...

By Wayne Cole and Alasdair Pal SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia on Friday launched a "national wellbeing" dashboard of indicators to measure progress on i...

Australia employment handily beat expectations for a second straight month in June, while the jobless rate stayed near 50-year lows in a sign the labour market remained drum-tight and pushing the...

The Australian dollar jumped on Thursday after a surprisingly strong jobs data added to the risk of further hikes in interest rates and sent bond yields sharply higher. It got an added...

The Australian dollar jumped on Thursday after a surprisingly strong jobs data added to the risk of further hikes in interest rates and sent bond yields sharply higher. It got an added...

The New Zealand dollar blipped higher on Wednesday after an uncomfortably hot reading on inflation pushed the prospect of policy easing further into the future and slugged bonds. ...

The Washington Mystics’ post All-Star Break schedule will be difficult.

Australia's central bank decided to keep interest rates steady this month as policy was clearly restrictive and there was a risk a squeeze on household finances could lead to a sharp downturn and higher unemployment. However, the bank retained a warning that some tightening may still be required to bring inflation to heel, wary that the wider effects on inflation from higher rents, weak productivity and higher electricity prices had not been fully captured. Minutes of the July 4 policy me...

Asian shares slipped on Monday as lacklustre Chinese economic data were not as bad as the worst fears, but still stoked market impatience with the lack of major fiscal stimulus from Beijing. ...