Finances

Bulgaria is ready to resume natural gas import negotiations with Russia’s Gazprom, the government says

Mark Zuckerberg and the FBI came under fire on social media after Meta (banned in Russia as extremist) CEO revealed the FBI requested the social network

Russia and India don’t need the US dollar to conduct mutual settlements, having turned to national currencies, the BRICS president says

Afghanistan has been in desperate need of funds since the United States froze $7 billion of Afghan central bank assets held in US banks after the Taliban* came to power in August last year. Other nations also hold around $2 billion of Afghan assets.

Indian billionaire Gautam Adan hasi launched a bid to acquire a 29 percent stake in New Delhi Television (NDTV) earlier this week by buying shares of one of the network's major shareholders 

Britain’s National Grid will reportedly give rebates of as much as £6 per kWh to customers who leave appliances off during peak hours

Poland proposes giving Eurozone countries the opportunity to return to national currencies

The last time inflation in the UK was more than 18 perсent was in 1976, after the Middle East oil crisis of 1973 and the British coalminers' strikes of 1972 and 1974 prompted electricity rationing to businesses.

UK consumer confidence falls to a record low in August, amid cost-of-living pressures and a gloomy economic outlook

Russia stepped up to the third place in the use of yuan in international payments in July, the SWIFT payment system said.

British magnate Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed his interest in pursuing a takeover of misfiring Premier League outfit Manchester United

Jake Freeman, 20, amassed large stake in ailing US homeware retailer before its share price soared

Eurozone inflation hit a record 8.9% in July, the highest level in the monetary union’s history

Earlier, the Bank of England announced that it had increased the key rate at the maximum pace since 1995 by 0.5 percentage points to 1.75%, and upgraded the inflation forecast for 2022 from 10.25% to 13%.

Budget surpluses were recorded in top Russian regions in the first half of the year amid surging revenues, RBK reports