Chinese President Xi Jinping left Moscow on Wednesday morning after a three-day visit to the Russian capital that produced mixed results for the allies.

The euro pushed higher against the U.S. dollar following comments from the European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde that inflation is “still high.”

U.K. inflation unexpectedly jumped in February as food and energy bills continued to soar, placing further pressure on households.

Germany could be weeks away from introducing a bill to legalize cannabis — a move that would make it the world’s largest regulated national market for the drug.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to cooperate on a range of economic and business areas.

One bond fund is set to lose nearly a quarter of billion dollars after Swiss regulators wrote down its investments to zero.

Gold prices have room to run as banks struggle and the Federal Reserve renders another rate decision, potentially breaking all-time highs — and staying there.

CNBC’s Ted Kemp says Ukraine knows it’s winning the war and has Russia on the “proverbial backfoot.”

CNBC and independent research firm Statista are going to identify the world’s top 200 fintech companies.

Virgin Orbit is returning a “small team” to work on Thursday, as the company aims to prepare for its next rocket launch even as its future remains in doubt.