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In recent weeks, reduced Russian gas flows to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline have ratcheted up fears of a possible winter supply shortage.

OPEC+ has been slowly returning the nearly 10 million barrels per day it agreed to pull from the market in April 2020.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cited a failure by Grayscale to answer questions about concerns around market manipulation.

The International Monetary Fund has ended talks with Sri Lanka, failing to conclude a deal for a bailout package for the near-bankrupt nation after 10 days.

The collapse offers a potential second chance to former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose right-wing Likud party is performing well in local polls.

There are "strong indications" that North Korea-run hacking group Lazarus orchestrated the attack, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic.

But CoinFlex CEO Mark Lamb said the exchange is in talks with several funds interested in buying the $47 million debt it claims that investor Roger Ver owes.

Singapore's labor shortage problems are easing as unemployment continues to fall close to pre-pandemic levels, according to Minister of Manpower Tan See Leng.

Chinese markets rose on Thursday as government data showed factory activity grew in June, but most other Asia-Pacific indexes fell.

Rather than spend or invest, 58.3% of survey respondents said they preferred to save their money, according to a People's Bank of China second quarter report.

With a recession possibly on the horizon, investors are writing fewer — and smaller — checks for fintech companies. And they're getting much more selective.

Shipments of Russian coal to China continued to rise in May and June compared to last year, new data from S&P Global Market Intelligence showed.

"From the very beginning of the war, I [have] said that [Putin] only understands the language of strength," says Dalia Grybauskaite, former president of Lithuania.

"While most high-profile lockdowns were relaxed in May, June data do not show the powerhouse bounce-back most expected," according to a report released Tuesday.

"The charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that the recent commodities boom is not long for the world," the "Mad Money" host said.

The contempt order was imposed after Trump was found to have failed to comply with a subpoena from New York Attorney General Letitia James' office.

Amazon and several startups showed off the latest in robotics at the e-commerce giant's re:MARS conference in Las Vegas last week.

Turkey "got what it wanted" from the deal with Sweden and Finland penned Tuesday night, the Turkish president's office said in a statement.

A leader of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission asked Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores over China-related data security concerns.

Stocks fluctuated on Wednesday, after the major averages made a failed attempt at a bounce in the previous session.