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South Africa lifted its borrowing requirement in the current fiscal year by 54.2 billion rand ($3.3 billion), mainly to finance a domestic bond buyback program designed to smooth out redemptions.
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A sell-off in South Korean tech stocks could spill over into the crypto market, warns a top Ethereum investor.
The Republic’s fundamentals ‘remain sound’ even amid a more challenging external environment, he adds
Shares of Netflix hit a two-year low after the streamer’s Q3 2026 earnings report revealed an ongoing softening in top-line growth and a miss on advertising revenue for the full year.
Fenebrutinib FENtrepid and FENhance 1 & 2 late-breaking data demonstrate a therapeutic effect on chronic active lesions, addressing a primary driver of long-term disability progression in multiple…
South African Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a second round of temporary relief for motorists and commuters who have been reeling from surging fuel prices.
United is opening a 54,000-square-foot lounge as part of the revamp of Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
