US and China Open New Talks on Trade, AI and Critical Minerals
Senior U.S. and Chinese economic officials are meeting in New York to prepare possible agreements before a presidential summit.
Senior U.S. and Chinese economic officials are meeting in New York to prepare possible agreements before a presidential summit.
Turkey says it is prepared to help meet Saudi Arabia’s technical military needs under a trilateral defence agreement involving Pakistan.
Japan’s central bank has increased its policy rate to 1.25 percent as officials seek to restrain inflation and continue monetary normalization.
The European Union will impose quotas and minimum prices on electrical-steel imports as it seeks to protect producers from low-cost foreign competition.
Turkish regulators are confronting a multibillion-dollar investment-fund crisis after redemption problems triggered market losses and concern among investors.
Turkey’s banking regulator has withdrawn the operating licence of Iran’s Bank Mellat branch in Istanbul amid growing scrutiny of financial links with Tehran.
Technology shares declined after leading artificial-intelligence executives warned that rapid development could outpace safeguards against misuse and loss of control.
Turkey’s finance minister said Ankara had taken note of new US sanctions-related announcements involving commercial links with Iran.
The US Export-Import Bank approved financing for Africell to deploy telecommunications equipment from American and allied suppliers across several African markets.
Washington has pledged support for Kenya’s critical-minerals processing industry as global competition intensifies over rare earths and niobium.