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India’s economic might is on the rise, but it’s undergoing a democratic recession. American businesses seem to prefer this.

The victory could have major knock on effects for European countries on climate-change action.

Futures were little changed as investors awaited Wednesday’s consumer-price index data.

South Korea’s legislative election this week will offer an early glimpse at the collision between demographics and democracy.

Israel and Hamas are considering a new U.S. proposal for a cease-fire but mediators caution that the two sides remain far from a deal.

The ownership structure shades deal talks, leaving regular shareholders with few options aside from voting with their feet.

The U.S. trade deficit with China is at its lowest level in nearly 15 years. But it’s not necessarily because Americans are buying fewer Chinese goods. WSJ’s Dion Rabouin explains why and what it means for Mexico’s economy.

Chevron has completed its exit from Myanmar, two years after saying it would depart the troubled Southeast Asian nation in the wake of a military coup.

A father’s notes from the path of totality.

Gold futures prices hit a fresh high, sustained by geopolitical tensions, monetary easing hopes, Chinese economic woes, central-bank buying and algorithmic trading.

China vehicle sales rose in March, bouncing back from a weaker showing the prior month, signaling that demand may be turning a corner.

The campaign is promoting the effort, hoping to attract young voters. But it is unclear whether the policies could reverse the deep skepticism many young people feel toward the president.

Gold futures prices hit a fresh high, driven by a perfect storm of geopolitical tensions, monetary easing hopes, Chinese economic woes, central-bank buying and algorithmic trading.

Oil prices edged higher as hopes of easing geopolitical hostilities in the Middle East wane.

Arm Chief Executive Rene Haas said a push for energy efficiency is needed in artificial-intelligence applications.

The Bank of Japan will maintain accommodative monetary conditions for now, Gov. Kazuo Ueda reiterated Tuesday, while not ruling out the possibility of further policy changes.

Gold futures continued to rally, supported by rate cut hopes and strong central bank buying as diversification of reserves and geopolitical concerns have prompted a push to increase safe-haven assets, ING said.

The dollar was steady in Europe, unable to build on gains following bumper jobs data as investors stay sidelined ahead of Wednesday’s U.S. inflation data, UniCredit Research said.

Leaders of impact-focused LeapFrog Investments said the declining costs of clean-energy technologies make it easier to convince investors it can produce financial returns along with benefits to communities and the environment—despite a broad retreat from many fund strategies that also make such claims.

Imperial Brands continues to expect operating profits for the year to be close to the middle of its mid-single digit range, with its first-half performance supported by strong tobacco pricing.and growth in new generation products.

German Bunds are still feeling the aftermath of stronger-than-expected U.S. payrolls data, with yields rising back to the upper end of their range, Commerzbank Research said.

HSBC Holdings is selling its Argentina business for over half a billion dollars, the bank’s latest exit from markets that are no longer core to its business strategy.

BP expects a boost to its first-quarter profits from increased upstream and oil production and a slightly higher gas and low carbon energy output.

Atos said it reached an agreement in principle with a group of banks, bondholders and the French State to provide much-needed liquidity until it strikes a definitive refinancing deal with creditors.

U.K. retail sales for the five weeks to March. 30 increased by 3.5% on year, with businesses expecting an uplift in consumer confidence as the weather gets warmer, according to a British Retail Consortium report.