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By Fergal Smith TORONTO (Reuters) - Greater Toronto Area (GTA) home prices rose in September for the first time in four months, as the Bank of Canada paused its interest rate hiking campaign, but the ...

By Joice Alves LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields rose to their highest in over a decade on Wednesday as U.S. Treasuries led a selloff in debt markets after stronger than expected U.S. job openi...

By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's economy has recovered and is running near its full capacity in the second quarter, data from the central bank showed on Wednesday, adding to growing signs tha...

By Nikunj Ohri NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's retail inflation is likely to ease by December as seasonal factors become more favourable, Finance Secretary T V Somanathan told Reuters late on Tuesday. I...

LONDON (Reuters) - British services companies suffered a less severe downturn in September than first feared, reflecting a surprise fall in inflation and the Bank of England's decision to leave intere...

KYIV (Reuters) - Ukraine's central bank will improve its forecasts for inflation and gross domestic product growth for this year at its monetary meeting this month because the situation in the agricul...

By Tom Westbrook and Gaurav Dogra SINGAPORE/BENGALURU (Reuters) - A shooting tragedy in a Bangkok mall adds to a double-whammy of rising rates and government spending worries that has hammered Thai as...

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Private sector activity in Kenya contracted in September as rising fuel prices hurt business right across the manufacturing, services, wholesale, retail and construction sectors, a...

By Mariko Katsumura and Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) - Mie Kawamata dreamed of owning a home where she could tend a small garden and her 1-year-old daughter could play outside, yet still be close enoug...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African private sector activity held steady in September as firms scaled back output somewhat due to rolling power cuts and cost pressures but took on more staff, a surv...