Natural Gas stalls below $3.03 resistance: Live levels

South Africa’s economy snapped six quarters of growth in the three months to June as the fallout from the Iran war intensified and manufacturing and mining output contracted.

The government was right to protect infrastructure spending but tweaking the fiscal rules comes at a price

Senegal’s bondholders face further losses in the country’s proposed debt-restructuring, with some investors estimating a recovery value of as much as 60% below par.

Headline and regular pay growth measures accelerated

Taiwan’s consumer inflation topped the central bank’s 2% alert level for the fourth straight month, the longest stretch in two years.

The UK is set to pay its highest borrowing costs on a debt sale since at least 1998 as a global bond selloff sent yields surging and squeezed the government’s finances.