For 13 years, the Bank of Japan has tried to coax inflation higher toward 2% as it sought to shake off a deflationary spiral and decades of economic drift. At a Bank of Japan policy meeting on Friday, Governor Kazuo Ueda’s team is expected to finally declare the goal has been reached.

Brown University Professor of Economics Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan tells Bloomberg TV that while tariff and energy pressures persist, stronger supply conditions mean today's inflation shocks do not match the severity of the pandemic era. (Source: Bloomberg)

Chinese exports of clean technologies this year could offset the equivalent of Brazil’s annual emissions from fossil fuels, underscoring the Asian country’s role in speeding up the global energy transition.

AIB Group Plc expects Ireland’s domestic economy to grow more than previously forecast, driven by government investment in housing infrastructure.

Gold dipped after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and offered little guidance on its next move, leaving traders guessing over the prospect of a hike before year-end.

Short sellers are paring back bets against BYD Co. ahead of earnings, with the Chinese electric vehicle giant poised to post a rebound in profit helped by accelerating overseas sales and a domestic market recovery.

Australia’s corporate regulator is seeking information from investment banks on the failed Firmus Grid Ltd. initial public offering earlier this month, stopping short of opening a formal investigation into the matter.

The Bank of Japan is widely expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Friday while indicating that underlying inflation has finally reached its 2% target, a milestone that would strengthen the case for further rate hikes.

The yuan’s path to becoming a global funding currency depends more on the nation’s supply-chain dominance rather than low borrowing costs, according to a top Chinese economist.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh on Wednesday left the central bank on track to raise interest rates again this year, even as he stuck to his refusal to offer any explicit guidance on the future path of policy.

Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petrobras lifted production to a record and ran its refineries near full capacity in the third quarter, helping the country weather disruptions to global energy markets from the Iran war.

US stock-index futures retreated after both Samsung Electronics Co. and Alphabet Inc.’s earnings disappointed, reviving concerns about the billions of dollars companies are pouring into artificial intelligence.

Oil dropped as traders assessed fresh diplomatic efforts in the Middle East to avert a potential restart of US military strikes on Iran.

Fed-Chef Kevin Warsh verkündet eine Zinspause, aber zwei seiner Gouverneure forderten angesichts der hohen Inflation schon dieses Mal eine Erhöhung. Haben die bevorstehenden Midterms doch eine Rolle gespielt?

La Reserva Federal mantuvo las tasas de interés sin cambios y reafirmó su compromiso de contener la inflación, pero evitó dar señales claras sobre un posible aumento en diciembre. La decisión llega a menos de una semana de las elecciones de medio término en EE.UU., con los votantes preocupados por el costo de vida y una inflación que en septiembre aumentó al ritmo más rápido de los últimos cinco meses. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that US borrowing is on an unsustainable trajectory as he offered an unusually blunt assessment of American tax and spending policy, which is putting pressure on global bond yields.

Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. shares tumbled after slashing its outlook, as the grocer’s sales suffered from the cyclospora lettuce outbreak and a gloomy consumer.

Jon Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Tom Keene host a special edition of "Bloomberg Surveillance" as the Federal Open Market Committee voted 10-2 to hold its benchmark federal funds rate in a range of 3.75% to 4% and leave interest rates unchanged. (Source: Bloomberg)

More than 400 equity funds have disappeared and IPOs are on ice. And that was before Lula’s reelection sparked a rout in Brazilian stocks.

Global fund managers are warming to Japan’s bond market again as signs of recovering domestic demand and a more supportive policy backdrop add to the appeal of elevated yields.