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Angola has completed its eurobond borrowing for 2026 and will weigh any return next year against market conditions as it heads toward an election, Finance Minister Vera Daves de Sousa said.
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Chinese energy firms have called for policy stability in overseas markets as their global investments face mounting geopolitical risks amid headwinds from the oil crisis. The call came from Sungrow Power Supply and EVE Energy executives, who said policy stability topped their expectations at an event in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
For accounts payable software buyers, the quality of the connections now carries more weight than the size of the price tag. That shift runs through “Who Decides Now,” the July edition of the Business Payments Tracker from PYMNTS Intelligence and WEX.
Mastercard and Backbase are collaborating to help financial institutions strengthen customer engagement, enhance decision-making and advance their digital transformation ambitions through a…
TD Securities’ Molly Brooks analyzes how US rates markets are pricing the September Federal Reserve meeting, highlighting unusually high uncertainty around a potential hold or 25bp hike.
Meet Tom and Elaine. (Our names, not theirs.) Both report household income between $65,000 and $70,000. Both are married, live in a city and say day-to-day spending is why they live paycheck to paycheck. For both, the next paycheck is critical to meeting their monthly financial obligations. On paper, they’re the same consumer.
