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Risks of a rise in consumer prices and disruption to current-account balances have triggered strong foreign outflows from equities

Bus operators, delivery companies and cabbies said they are now at their wits' end as about 30 per cent of their costs are transport related

Russia's economy faces its deepest crisis since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, as the West imposes severe sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine

Many banks stopped issuing letters of credit for Russian exporters in wake of sanctions, forcing companies to simply do without them.

When a giant Chinese producer seemed unlikely to meet margin calls on nickel contracts this week, the London Metals Exchange stepped in and saved it, reports the Wall Street Journal.

China will make full use of coal as a vital part of its energy strategy, leaders and officials said during the nation's annual gathering of its rubber-stamp parliament this week

Samarco, a joint venture between Brazil's Vale and Australia's BHP Group, changed its restructuring plan to offer a new alternative to pay creditors