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Boeing has more work to do as it continues to face scrutiny: US FAA chief

FAA chief Steve Dickson told a US congressional panel that Boeing Co has "more work to do" as the planemaker continues to face scrutiny following two fatal 737 MAX crashes

Toyota boosts profit outlook on weaker yen, but warns of production risks

Like other global automakers, Toyota has been forced to cut output due to the chip shortage

Coal in the crosshairs as UN climate summit stirs clean energy pledges

Planned announcements are meant to help speed a transition to cleaner forms of energy that scientists and world leaders say are needed quickly to slash greenhouse gas emissions

Fintech firm Paytm signs up over 100 institutional investors for IPO

BlackRock Global Funds, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority were among the investors

Sinopec signs China's largest long-term LNG contract with US firm

China's Sinopec has signed a contract with US Venture Global LNG to buy 4 million tonnes of LNG annually for 20 years

China's nonferrous group suggests commercial reserves for metals: Report

China should improve its capability to secure nickel and cobalt resources and set up commercial reserves for the metals, an official with the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association said.

Chinese developer Kaisa plunges as poor Oct sales add to liquidity worries

Kaisa said late on Wednesday its October contracted sales dropped 30.5% to 8.195 billion yuan ($1.28 billion) from a year ago, while sales in the first 10 months rose 23%.

Fed rolls out bond-buying 'taper,' holds to 'transitory' inflation belief

Even in announcing a $15 bn monthly cut to its $120 bn in monthly purchases of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, the Fed did not signal when it may begin next phase of policy 'normalisation'

Oil falls to near 4-week low after big build in US inventories

Biden blames higher oil and gas prices on OPEC; EIA shows bigger than expected jump in crude inventories

Wall Street edges higher after Fed unveils anticipated bond-buying 'taper'

Fed holds to view high inflation to be transitory; Dow down 0.14%, S&P up 0.15%, Nasdaq up 0.41%

Glasgow COP26: Financiers with $130-trillion purse make climate vows

An announcement made at the COP26 UN climate conference in Scotland commits its over 450 signatories to assuming a "fair share" of the effort to wean the world off fossil fuels.

US blacklists Israel's NSO Group, the maker of Pegasus spyware

Positive Technologies of Russia, and Computer Security Initiative Consultancy PTE. LTD, from Singapore, were also listed

Wall Street inches lower as focus shifts to Fed's taper decision

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 114.93 points, or 0.32%, at 35,937.70

With bond-buying 'taper' on track, Fed turns wary eye to inflation

Investors in recent weeks increased bets that inflation will force the US central bank to increase interest rates sooner rather than later

2014 vs 2021: How a US Fed Reserve's taper can move the asset prices

While US monetary policy was far from hawkish in 2014, it stood in contrast to the ultra-dovish trajectories of central banks in Europe, Japan and other countries

China coal prices claw back after Beijing signals pacing down price drive

Traders took cue from a meeting earlier on Wednesday as the country's top economic planner told miners and power plants that prices should not fall too much too fast

Country by country, scientists eye beginning of an end to Covid pandemic

Several experts said they expect the US Delta wave will wrap up this month, and represent the last major COVID-19 surge

How 'substantial' was progress for the US Federal Reserve?

A range of metrics - unemployment rate for Blacks, the labor force participation rate for women, the share of population overall that is working - remain significantly worse than before the pandemic

Britain's Sunak pledges to 'rewire' global finance system for net zero

"Six years ago Paris set the ambition, today in Glasgow we are provided the investment we need to deliver that ambition," he told an audience in Glasgow

Dollar hovers near peak as investors await for Fed to taper stimulus

The dollar index traded unchanged on the day at 94.11, close to its 2021 peak of 94.563 hit last month