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(Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve on Wednesday will shed some light on the discussions at their June meeting that left Wall Street perplexed.

Some of the biggest institutional owners of Swedish real estate are pushing back against what they view as overblown worries that the country’s floundering property market will unravel, causing wider financial instability.

As Nigeria rolls out sweeping foreign currency and economic reforms, it’s bringing investors back to the stock market.

Greek Premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis sees room for easing tensions with Turkey that could potentially resolve a dispute around the two countries’ maritime borders.

Greece plans to proceed with an initial public offering for its 30% stake in Athens International Airport in early 2024, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said.

Manabu Tamaru is shorting UK bond futures on expectations the nation will continue paying a hefty inflationary price for its divorce from the European Union.

A state-backed Chinese developer facing mounting signs of concern in credit markets told some creditors Tuesday that it’s been working with two major shareholders regarding its debt load, according to people familiar with the matter.

Singapore’s residential property market is in a “reasonably good place,” according to the nation’s central bank.

One of the lira’s worst stretches in decades is getting in the way of a turnaround in Turkish inflation as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s new economy team reverses the unorthodox policies used to tether the currency.