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Japan's yen bounces briefly after policymaker Haruhiko Kuroda's comment

Yen fell to a two-decade low of 126.795 in early Asian trading, before both Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and Fin Min Shunichi Suzuki voiced concerns and caused it to bounce as far as 126.25

Gold hits over 1-month high as Ukraine crisis weakens risk appetite

Spot gold was up 0.5% at $1,984.58 per ounce, as of 0202 GMT, hitting its highest since March 14. U.S. gold futures were up 0.7% at $1,987.70

Oil prices rise on supply concerns as Russia-Ukraine crisis deepens

Brent futures were up $1.50, or 1.3%, at $113.20 a barrel at 0030 GMT, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures rose 98 cents, or 0.9%, to $107.93 a barrel

Global Citizen seeks up to $1 billion for six sustainable 'Impact' funds

The Global Citizen Impact Funds aim to help plug a large gap in funding for poorer countries struggling to meet the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals

China Eastern Airlines resumes Boeing 737-800 flights after crash

China Eastern flight MU5843, operated by a three-year-old Boeing 737-800 aircraft, took off from the southwestern city of Kunming at 09:58 am local time on Sunday and landed at Chengdu

Russia demands Mariupol surrender, Pope Francis laments 'Easter of War'

Russia orders fighters in Mariupol steelworks to lay down arms while Ukraine president says killing soldiers would end peace efforts; Pope decries 'cruel and senseless' conflict

Judge rules Musk's tweets over taking Tesla private were false: Investors

The filing said that the court ruled April 1 that Musk's 2018 tweets were "false and misleading."

Moscow bars entry to Russia for UK's Johnson, Truss, Wallace

The Kremlin has described Johnson, who has been one of Ukraine's staunchest backers, as "the most active participant in the race to be anti-Russian"

Ukraine's richest man Rinat Akhmetov vows to rebuild besieged Mariupol

According to Forbes magazine, Akhmetov's net worth in 2013 reached $15.4 billion. It currently stands at $3.9 billion

More Chinese cities tighten controls as Shanghai Covid cases rise

Zhengzhou Airport Economic Zone, a central Chinese manufacturing area that includes Apple Inc supplier Foxconn, announced a 14-day lockdown on Friday "to be adjusted according to epidemic situation"

Russia attacks Kyiv, Lviv after Black Sea Fleet flagship sunk

Ukraine's military said Russian warplanes that took off from Belarus had also fired missiles at the Lviv region near the Polish border, where 4 cruise missiles were shot down by Ukrainian air defences

Pakistan's new government may have to roll back fuel, power sops

Former premier Imran Khan, who was ousted in a confidence vote earlier this week, announced a cut in petrol and electricity tariffs in February, despite soaring global prices

That sinking feeling: Pride of Russia's Black Sea fleet drowns

Russia said the ship sank while being towed in stormy seas after a fire caused by an explosion of ammunition

Twitter CEO tells employees company not 'held hostage' by Elon Musk offer

Twitter Chief Executive Officer Parag Agrawal told staff that the board was continuing to review Musk's offer, but that he was limited in what he could share with the employees

Bid for Twitter: Elon Musk's Buffett-like playbook may not work

Investment bankers, investors and analysts said he needed a blowout bid and more details on his financing for this strategy to work

Elon Musk deals Twitter a wild card as shareholders seek reforms: Analysis

Even if he fails to buy Twitter, the Tesla CEO, who recently disclosed a 9.6% stake, is seen as likely to vote in ways that could shake up the company at its virtual May 25 meeting

Ukraine says fighting rages around Mariupol steel plant, port

Ukraine says street fighting ongoing in Mariupol; Moscow says it captures steel plant in Mariupol

Twitter adopts 'poison pill' to fight Elon Musk's takeover offer

Under the plan, the rights will become exercisable if anyone acquires ownership of 15% or more of Twitter's outstanding common stock in a transaction not approved by the Board

India risks widespread blackouts this summer: Here's why

Since the middle of March, the grid has routinely reported maximum loads above 195,000 MW, including a peak of 199,584 MW on April 8 - less than 0.5% below the record

China cuts reserve requirements for banks as economy slows

China's exports, the last major growth driver, are also showing signs of fatigue, and some economists say the risks of a recession are rising