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Ukraine will fight for all territory, stalemate 'not an option': Zelensky

'We have to achieve a full deoccupation of our entire territory,' says Ukraine President

US faces 'unacceptable levels of inflation': Yellen tells senators

US Treasury Secy said she saw bulk of inflation being caused by supply and demand mismatches, including excessive demand for goods over services during the pandemic and severe supply chain disruptions

World Bank slashes global growth forecast to 2.9%, warns of 'stagflation'

World Bank President said global growth was being hammered by the war, fresh Covid lockdowns in China, supply-chain disruptions and the risk of stagflation, which was last seen in the 1970s

EU countries clinch deal on single mobile charging port in blow to Apple

Brussels has been pushing for a single mobile charging port for more than a decade, prompted by complaints from iPhone and Android users about having to switch to different chargers for their devices

Cryptoverse: The early birds are betting bitcoin is bottoming out

If you're getting into crypto at these levels, a little near-term volatility could be worth a long-term payoff, says an asset manager

Oil prices stable as market juggles risk sentiment with tight supplies

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were down 25 cents, or 0.2%, at $118.25 a barrel, having risen by over $1 per barrel earlier in the session.

Gold prices in check as major central banks rev up policy tightening

The Federal Reserve is on track for half-point interest rate increases in June and July, and last week's solid jobs report boosted expectations of continued tightening by the US central bank.

Dollar hits two-decade high against yen, pound near three-week low

The yen is sensitive to interest rate differentials between Japanese debt and US bonds.

Global stocks shaky as hawkish Reserve Bank of Australia heightens worries

Reserve Bank of Australia raised rates by most in 22 years and flagged more tightening to come as it battles to restrain surging inflation, driving a brief spike in the Aussie and hitting local shares

Oil prices inch higher on relaxed China Covid curbs, tight supplies

Brent crude futures were up 28 cents, or 0.2%, at $119.79 barrel at 0601 GMT

Dollar extends 20-yr high vs yen amid inflation jitters; Aussie slips

The dollar continued its overnight rally into Asian trading hours on Tuesday, hitting fresh two-decade highs versus the yen

New social media laws in response to rights violations, says Centre

The Indian government last week released a draft of changes to its IT law that would require companies to "respect the rights accorded to the citizens under the constitution of India"

Panicked traders boost forward buys of Indian rice fearing a ban

In the last two weeks, traders have signed contracts to export 1 million tonnes of rice for shipments from June through September

UK PM Boris Johnson wins confidence vote but suffers big rebellion

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins confidence vote with 59% share

US apex court seeks President Joe Biden's views over Pegasus dispute

The justices are considering NSO's appeal of a lower court's decision allowing the lawsuit to move forward

How Binance became a hub for hackers, fraudsters and drug traffickers

In as little as nine minutes, using only encrypted email addresses as identification, the Lazarus hackers created Binance accounts and traded crypto stolen from Eterbase, the Slovakian exchange

Tension at Toshiba erupts into public row as directors trade barbs

The rift is the latest in a long-running crisis that has seen management and shareholders locked in a dispute over the future of the company

WWDC 2022: Apple dives deeper into autos with software for car dashboard

The new software will for the first time power the instrument cluster on a car's dashboard showing speed, directions and gas mileage

Apple announces option to buy now and pay later, edit button for messages

Users can make four equal payments with no interest or fees on Apple Pay Later.

Oil tops $120 a barrel on Saudi raising prices despite OPEC+ deal

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures rose 8 cents, or 0.1%, to $118.95 a barrel after hitting a three-month high of $120.99. The benchmark fell by $1 earlier in the session.