The election of Donald Trump may allow banks to dodge the full impact of global regulators’ post-2008 crisis crackdown.

Japan’s economic growth handily beat expectations in the July-September period, expanding for a third straight quarter as exports recovered, but weak domestic activity cast doubt on hopes for a sustainable economic recovery.

Oil fell more than 2 percent to its lowest in three months on Monday, as the prospect of another year of oversupply and weak prices overshadowed chances OPEC will reach a deal to cut output.

The head of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) said the United States could rethink its reluctance to become a partner in the China-backed multilateral lender following Donald Trump’s election as president, the People’s Daily reported yesterday.

Trump win stokes fears about anti-establishment votes in Europe; Italy referendum, Austrian presidential run off December 4; Netherlands, France and German elections due in 2017; bond investors brace for heightened political risks; French, Italian bonds big underperformers

Saudi Arabia has a "very comfortable" level of foreign reserves, the central bank chairman said on Monday, despite a drawdown in assets to help cover a fall in oil revenue.

Yuan bears are finding a friend in Donald Trump. A measure of expected volatility in the Chinese currency jumped to the highest in three months, while forwards weakened to a seven-year low, after Trump’s win stoked speculation a more protectionist US will prompt China to allow steeper declines to su

Japanese stocks soared yesterday as the dollar reached a four-month high against the yen, but most other Asian markets were hit by worries about the impact of Donald Trump’s presidency on global trade.

In my previous article three months ago, I noted the early positive signs in respect of the post-Brexit environment.

Mark Carney is under pressure on two fronts this week.

Bearish sentiments continued to haunt the Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday for the fourth straight session and its key index lost a sizeable 127 points to settle below the 9,800 mark. More than 92% of the traded stocks were in the red.

More than 5,000 Qatari entrepreneurs have benefited from “strategic services” provided by Qatar Development Bank, said an executive official, who reiterated QDB’s role in encouraging the youth to pursue innovative business ideas to transform the country into a knowledge-based economy.