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Air Canada is seeing an improvement in demand for air travel and fewer cancellations, Chief Financial Officer Michael Rousseau said at an online conference hosted by Wolfe Research.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

Drier-than-normal weather conditions in Brazil have prompted agribusiness consultancy AgRural to cut its forecast for corn production for the second time since February, according to a statement on Tuesday.

Two top U.S. airlines said on Tuesday ticket cancellations were slowing and demand was showing some signs of improvement, with Southwest Airlines Co recording more trip reservations than cancellations so far this month.

South Africa's Comair has "reasonable prospects" of surviving, its administrators said on Tuesday after the airline sought a form of bankruptcy protection earlier this month.

If China was looking to send a political message to Australia by effectively banning the import of a commodity, then barley fits the bill almost perfectly.

Indian buyers have resumed purchases of Malaysian palm oil after a four-month gap following a diplomatic row, with buying spurred by a fall in domestic inventories and discounted prices, trade sources said.

British budget airline easyJet said on Tuesday hackers had accessed the email and travel details of around nine million customers, as well as the credit card details of more than 2,000 of them, in a "highly sophisticated" attack.

Southwest Airlines Co said on Tuesday it recorded positive bookings on a net basis so far this month as passenger reservations outpaced trip cancellations, helping the company slow its cash burn rate.

Profits at Asian companies have plunged by an average of 43% in the first quarter, the steepest decline in at least 9 years, with the oil and consumer sector hardest hit as the coronavirus pandemic kept people at home.

German zinc producer Metallwerk Dinslaken (MWD) said on Tuesday it will close permanently because of the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis.

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways has laid off hundreds of employees this month, including cabin crew, after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to ground flights, according to industry and company sources.

A look at the day ahead from emerging markets chief correspondent Karin Strohecker. The views expressed are her own.

Round-up of South Korean financial markets:

Thailand's cabinet approved a plan to restructure troubled Thai Airways International Pcl's finances through a bankruptcy court, the Southeast Asian country's prime minister said on Tuesday.

JDE Peet's BV, the owner of Jacobs, Douwe Egberts, Peet's Coffee and other brands, said on Tuesday it would seek to raise at least 700 million euros ($764 million) via an initial public offering on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange.

Indian buyers have resumed purchases of Malaysian palm oil after a four-month gap following a diplomatic row, with buying spurred by a fall in domestic inventories and discounted prices, trade sources said.

The United Kingdom on Tuesday announced a new post-Brexit tariff regime to replace the European Union's external tariff, maintaining a 10% tariff on cars but cutting levies on tens of billions of dollars of supply chain imports.

JDE Peet's Coffee, the owner of Jacobs, Douwe Egberts, Peet's Coffee and other brands, said on Tuesday it would seek to raise 700 million euros ($764 million) in an initial public offering of shares on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange.

Thailand's cabinet approved a plan to bring Thai Airways International Pcl to bankruptcy court for debt restructuring, the prime minister said on Tuesday.