Welcome to the Brussels Edition, Bloomberg’s daily briefing on what matters most in the heart of the European Union.

Hot and dry weather is threatening wheat production in China’s top growing region, potentially disrupting output of a key ...

The dollar may face a $2.5 trillion “avalanche” of selling as Asian countries unwind their stockpile of the world’s reserve ...

South Korea’s high court delayed its first hearing on leading presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung’s election violation case ...

Indian stocks reversed early losses, while the rupee edged lower after the country said early Wednesday that it launched a ...

Chinese traders are scouring the globe for alternative sources of rapeseed, as tensions with Canada, their top supplier, risk ...

A Trump administration task force on antisemitism said Tuesday that it will review Gaza-related protests and vandalism at the ...

Across the two-lane road that lines the stone walkway, sumptuous homes of billionaire potentates and Bollywood princes hide ...

The forever war against excessive bureaucracy is never won.

The Bank of England interest-rate policy meeting on Thursday benefits from being accompanied by a quarterly economic review.

Indian liquefied natural gas importers have signed a flurry of long-term purchase agreements linked to the US price benchmark ...

Bond yields are up and earnings outlooks are down, but the S&P 500 has soared like there’s no trade war in sight.