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Italian premier Giorgia Meloni unveiled a slightly more expansive fiscal outlook for this year, aiming for an extra sliver of economic growth through tax cuts.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen shrugged off recent banking spasms to declare the economy better off than six months ago, saying she didn’t believe the banking turmoil had restricted the availability of credit in the US.

Mining dealmaking is heating up, with Newmont Corp. sweetening its bid for Newcrest Mining Ltd. in what would be world’s largest gold acquisition if it succeeds. Meanwhile, Swiss commodities giant Glencore Plc is putting cash on the table to make its effort to buy Canada’s Teck Resources Ltd. more appealing.

In the six months since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, there were 5,377 fewer abortions on average per month, according to a new report.

Joe Biden is many things. And some days, above all, he’s Irish.

Democrats will hold their 2024 national convention in Chicago, a decision highlighting recent progressive victories in the city and in the larger Midwest, a region crucial to President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects.

US gold giant Newmont Corp. has sweetened its record bid for Australian rival Newcrest Mining Ltd., bringing closer the prospect of a new precious metal behemoth.

Bank of America Corp. clients sold US equities of all sizes last week, pulling roughly $2.3 billion despite the relative quiet in the stock market.

The International Monetary Fund trimmed its global-growth projections, warning of high uncertainty and risks as financial-sector stress adds to pressures emanating from tighter monetary policy and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Boeing Co. delivered more jets in a single quarter than its arch-rival Airbus SE for the first time since mid-2018, a sign that the US manufacturer’s production is getting back on track following years of disruptions.