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Vladimir Putin offered words of appreciation — in the past tense — for Yevgeny Prigozhin, confirming that the leader of the Wagner mercenary group died in a plane crash.

Chile’s left-leaning government vowed to take a pragmatic approach to opening up new areas for lithium mining as it looks to lure investment under its public-private-participation model.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. won a federal appeals court ruling that a $1.8 billion leveraged loan at issue in a court case was not a security, a victory for the banking and private equity industries.

AQR Capital Management’s Jordan Brooks is issuing a word of warning to those on Wall Street still betting that the Federal Reserve can engineer a “painless disinflation.”

European natural gas tumbled on signs that a labor dispute at Australia’s biggest liquefied natural gas export plant will be resolved, easing fears about one out of three possible strikes in the key exporting nation.

Mexico’s central bankers declined to discuss a timeline for the start of an easing cycle before opting to maintain interest rates steady at a record high earlier this month.

Turkey re-opened the Dardanelles Strait to ships after a suspension of nearly two days due to wildfires, allowing passage to hundreds of vessels that had been unable to move between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.

House Republicans are probing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis as she prosecutes Donald Trump and several of the former president’s allies on charges they conspired to reverse Georgia’s 2020 election results.