12:00AM | Anthony Hughes NEW YORK | The Australian Financial Review
US financial markets have been jolted out of complacency that falling oil prices would arrest inflation pressures, with a surge in US wholesale prices in July.
02:24AM | Geoff Kitney with Bloomberg | The Australian Financial Review
Not since the fall of the Berlin Wall has so much changed so quickly
12:00AM | Tony Walker WASHINGTON | The Australian Financial Review
Barack Obama has embarked on a new phase in his campaign for the presidency, sharpening his attacks on Republican rival John McCain and seeking to draw clearer distinctions between them as the latest polls show the race in a virtual dead heat.
12:00AM | Anthony Hughes | The Australian Financial Review
The United States' biggest investment banks could report some of their biggest quarterly losses yet as lingering credit concerns defer any quick recovery in financial stocks.
12:00AM | Mayumi Otsuma TOKYO Bloomberg | The Australian Financial Review
Bank of Japan governor Masaaki Shirakawa, after four months in the job, is making one of the most opaque central banks more transparent.
12:00AM | Bloomberg, AFP, AP | The Australian Financial Review
Forex relaxationChina will widen foreign exchange services for individuals in Beijing and Shanghai to meet rising demand for buying and selling currency
12:00AM | Bloomberg | The Australian Financial Review
Delays in liquefied natural gas ventures led by Exxon Mobil and Chevron may cut global supplies by 100 million tonnes, more than the annual demand of South Korea and Japan, the world's biggest importers.
12:00AM | Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP | The Australian Financial Review
World confidence down
12:00AM | The New York Times | The Australian Financial Review
Political order in Pakistan frayed further yesterday after president Pervez Musharraf resigned, raising questions about who in the deeply divided civilian government would be in charge and for how long.