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Covid-19 pandemic: G7 leaders agreed to keep the money taps open

By Guy Faulconbridge

G7 eyes allocating $100 billion from IMF funds to COVID-ravaged nations: US

The issue will be on the table when G7 leaders discuss how to help steer the world's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic at a 3-day summit in Cornwall, southwestern England, which begins Friday

G7 to counter China's BRI with big infrastructure project: US official

West must offer an alternative to China, says official, adding that G7 will scold China over Xinjiang forced labour

Dollar little changed as traders seek direction from Fed Reserve meeting

The yen was at 109.715, after weakening to 109.840 on Friday for the first time since June 4

Netanyahu out, Naftali Bennett in as Israel marks end of an era

Addressing parliament before Bennett was sworn in, a combative Netanyahu said: "If we are destined to go into the opposition, we will do so with our heads held high until we can topple it."

Musk says Tesla will accept bitcoins when miners use more clean energy

Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk tweeted on Sunday that the electric carmarker will resume allowing bitcoin transactions when miners who verify transactions use more renewable energy.

G7 agrees to boost climate finance, plans to meet $100 bn a year target

But climate groups said the promise made in the summit's final communique lacked detail and the developed nations should be more ambitious in their financial commitments

China cautions G7: Days when 'small' groups ruled the world are long gone

The re-emergence of China as a leading global power is considered to be one of the most significant geopolitical events of recent times

China's cryptocurrency-mining crackdown spreads to Yunnan in southwest

China accounts for a over half of global bitcoin production

Macron offers UK's Johnson 'Le reset' if he keeps his Brexit word

Macron offers Johnson a reset in relations, says France and UK have common interests

Global Markets: Stocks hover near record highs as bond yields slide

Investor sentiment rose in Europe after the European Central Bank raised its growth and inflation projections on Thursday, and also renewed a pledge to keep stimulus flowing

EU leaders to threaten UK's Johnson with trade war over Northern Ireland

European Union leaders will threaten British Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a trade war over Northern Ireland, The Times reported on Friday, without citing sources

Apple tightens rules after Justice Department targeted US lawmakers

Apple said it recently instituted a limit of 25 identifiers such as email addresses or phone numbers per legal request

Coffee chain Starbucks applies for naming rights with US trademark office

In a June 2 application, the coffee chain sought approval to use its name in "providing stadium and training facilities for sports and entertainment activities"

G7 eyes allocating $100 bn from IMF funds to Covid-ravaged nations: US

The issue will be on the table when G7 leaders discuss how to help steer the world's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic at a three-day summit in Cornwall, England, which began on Friday

Explained: Is China's new anti-foreign sanctions law an eye for an eye?

Blacklisted individuals could find their relatives, and the organisations of which they are senior managers or have control over placed on the list.

Pakistan, in bailout deal with IMF, sets 4.8% GDP growth target for 2021-22

Pakistan's economy suffered a 0.47 per cent contraction in FY2019/20

EU adds another rare blood condition as side effect of AstraZeneca shot

Cites another rare blood condition as side effect

Palm oil prices fall most in nearly a month due to technical selling

Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market

Oil prices rise to fresh multi-year highs on fuel demand recovery

Brent crude futures edged up 13 cents to $72.65 a barrel to 1145 GMT, a day after closing at their highest since May 2019