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US, Canadian trade teams meet again as tariffs deadline looms

A deal could mark a detente in what has been 18 months of tense relations that started when President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on...

Mexican governor accused by US of cartel ties returns to office

Rocha, 77, a member of Mexico's ruling Morena party, said he was resuming his duties after Mexican authorities found no evidence to support the...

Oil rises as Trump threatens sanctions on Iran partners

The Brent benchmark has gained more than 6% while WTI has risen more than 5% this week, with both touching their highest since July...

World Rugby, UK bodies lose bid to throw out concussion lawsuits

The wider litigation includes England's 2003 World Cup winners Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery among almost 800 former rugby union players suing over neurological...

Artificial intelligence could push up inflation – SNB’s Tschudin says

The central bank was looking closely at the impact of AI on prices, saying it could have an effect in both directions, Tschudin told...

UK consumer confidence jumps to two-year high, GfK says

GfK's Consumer Confidence Index rose to -14 from -17 in July, against expectations in a Reuters poll of economists for a fall to -18 International...

Euro zone business activity growing at fastest pace since November, PMIs show

Overall, the S&P Global flash PMI surveys for August released on Friday suggested the 21-country economic bloc has remained resilient this quarter despite disruptions...

Prince Harry to learn how much failed Daily Mail lawsuit will cost

Associated said it was an overwhelming victory for its newspaper and journalists, and "for a free press generally", while the prince, 41, described the...

UK service sector perks up in August, adding to resilience signs

The S&P Global Flash UK Services Purchasing Managers' Index rose to a six-month high of 52.8 in August from 52.1 in July International News via...

UK posts unexpected budget deficit in July as spending rises

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector net borrowing was £1.8 billion ($2.5 billion) in July, as higher government spending caused by...

British retail sales slip in July after World Cup boost

The biggest drag came from clothing and footwear sales, which fell by the most since May 2025, down 2.7% on the month, after many...

Sterling extends rally on firm rate-hike bets, subdued dollar

Sterling was last up 0.19% to $1.3658, hovering near its highest since February International News via Reuters: The British pound was on track for its fourth...
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