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Govt extends export period for 800,000 tonnes of sugar to July 20

Last month, the world's biggest producer of the sweetener gave its mills until July 5 to export the sugar, but some mills missed doing so because of heavy rains

Japan's Shinzo Abe sought to revive economy, fulfil conservative agenda

Abe, 67, appeared to have been shot during a campaign speech on Friday, national broadcaster NHK reported

Asian stocks track Wall Street gains as fears of economic slowdown cool

Japan's Nikkei index was up 1.23% at 26,817.24 in morning trade, its highest mark since June 29th

Oil dips as investors torn by tight supply worries and recession fears

Oil prices slipped in early Asian trade after a rebound in the previous session, as investors remained torn between worries over tight global supplies and fears a recession could dampen demand

IMF Chief Kristalina says cannot rule out possible global recession

The IMF is expected to release its updated forecast for 2022 and 2023 in late July, after slashing its forecast by nearly a full percentage point in April

Oil prices rise by over $5 as tight supply outweighs recession fears

Traders are bracing for oil supply disruptions at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which has been told by a Russian court to suspend activity for 30 days

Merck in advanced talks to buy Seagen in nearly $40-bn deal: Report

Seagen has several clinical-stage oncology candidates, as well as four approved drugs including breast cancer therapy Tukysa

Gold sector finds reprieve after selloff as US dollar rally cools

By Arundhati Sarkar

Wall Street rises as rate hike fears ebb; GameStop gains on stock split

Weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rise; Samsung results boost chipmakers

With Johnson quitting as UK PM, who could replace him: Here are a few names

Sajid Javid, Rishi Sunak, Ben Wallace are among the few probables who could replace Johnson for the top job in UK govt

Inflation, CAD: RBI's moves to stabilise rupee face many economic hurdles

The steps came after the RBI's foreign exchange reserves fell by more than $40 billion over the past nine months, largely due to its intervention in the currency market to curb rupee losses

Euro just off two-decade low, volatility at highest since March 2020

By Stefano Rebaudo

Ukraine raises flag on recaptured island as Russia makes gains in east

Ukraine hoists flag on recaptured Black Sea island; Russia carries out air strike on island; Russia consolidates gains in eastern Ukraine

Chipmakers revive global stocks as euro struggles after freefall

Looming rate hikes have created recession fears in minds of investors leading to stock price drops. However, chipmakers have soothed those fears by reviving stock prices and eased investors

Gold prices gain on bargain hunting after sharp losses, softer dollar

Gold prices have regained footing following some significant losses and a comparable softer US Dollar

Brent holds above $100 in tussle between supply and recession fears

By Noah Browning

Scandal-ridden Boris Johnson to quit as UK Prime Minister

Johnson's Downing Street office confirmed that he would make a statement to the country later

Nykaa's parent FSN E-commerce soars 5% after men's innerwear brand launch

Shares of FSN E-Commerce Ventures, the parent of cosmetics-to-fashion retailer Nykaa, jumped 4.8% on Thursday, a day after it said its fashion segment was expanding into the men's innerwear

Ukrainian forces thwart Russian advance into northern Donetsk region

Russia has increased its focus on Donetsk, the southern part of which it and its proxies already control

Crypto exchange FTX has 'a few billion' to support industry, says CEO

Bankman-Fried, who is from California but lives in the Bahamas where FTX is based, has become crypto's white knight in recent weeks, throwing lifelines to digital asset platforms that have faltered