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(Reuters) – U.S. investors remained net sellers of equity funds in the week to Oct. 25 driven by higher bond yields and concerns over

President Joe Biden’s forthcoming executive order on artificial intelligence is taking aim at discrimination in the housing market, calling on federal agencies to crack

By Ann Saphir (Reuters) -U.S. Federal Reserve officials will likely leave their policy rate on hold at next week’s meeting thanks in large part

President Joe Biden’s sweeping executive order on artificial intelligence issued Monday afternoon could greatly shape how AI evolves as it extends its tentacles into

By Jan Strupczewski and Gabriela Baczynska BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Most European Union leaders on Friday backed granting more financial support to Ukraine as it fights

Corrects total borrowing to $776 billion The Treasury Department said Monday it expects to borrow $776 billion in the fourth quarter, which is $76

By Alexander Marrow, Elena Fabrichnaya and Vladimir Soldatkin MOSCOW (Reuters) -The Bank of Russia hiked interest rates by a higher than expected 200 basis

Axis Bank, one of India’s leading financial institutions, has disclosed plans to enhance its small-ticket loans, crop loans for small farmers, and microfinance business

The Federal Reserve (Fed) is facing growing concerns as inflation rose by 0.4% in September, partly fueled by increasing oil prices. This surge also

The U.S. inflation rate remained steady in September, matching the previous month’s figure of a 3.4% increase, as reported by the Personal Consumption Expenditures