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September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU24) are down -0.79%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU24) are down -1.22% this morning as concerns over stricter U.S. restrictions on Chinese trade and semiconductor technology weighed on sentiment, while investors awaited a fresh batch of U.S. economic data and the next round…

Australia can expect lacklustre economic growth into early next year, with small businesses particularly vulnerable to sour economic conditions.

The recent Kenyan protests are a warning that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is failing. The public does not think it is helping its member countries manage their economic and financial problems, which are being exacerbated by a rapidly changing global political economy.

Police in Kenya brace for more protests as calls for Ruto’s resignation grows

Noting its potentially negative impacts on the labor force, the IMF is prepared to explore restrictions on AI, including taxation.

Mauritians will head to the polls by November 2024 and politicians are considering the economic direction of the island country.

In tonight's edition: As the World Health Organization warns of the prospect of mass starvation in war-stricken Sudan, we speak to the former director of Médecins Sans Frontières about the devastation being wrought on the Darfuri city of El Fasher. Also, as Ghana moves a step closer to unlocking millions…

Pakistan insists it has stayed neutral on Russia’s war on Ukraine. But it now faces a difficult choice.

The Conservatives and Labour are embroiled in a fight to woo voters with promises to keep rates of tax low