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Dollar steadies as Fed holds rates, US strikes Iran Reuters

Oil prices slip as tankers continue to ply Middle East conflict zones Reuters

Tigress Financial CIO discusses investor reactions to recent earnings results among major tech companies such as Meta and Microsoft, saying that dips in their share prices represent a buying opportunity. (Source: Bloomberg)

Airbus is on track for its delivery targets and looking into smaller defense deals in its M&A efforts, CFO Thomas Toepfer tells Bloomberg’s Romaine Bostick. (Source: Bloomberg)

India, the world’s top sunflower oil buyer, is rushing to secure supplies of alternate vegetable oils as attacks in the Black Sea region disrupt imports and its own crops falter due to weak monsoon rains.

Global investors’ retreat from Malaysian debt may ease, supported by the country’s relatively healthy finances and efforts to ease inflationary pressures, market participants said.

Chubu Electric Co. and Tokyo Electric Power Co. shares fell after the Japanese utilities said their quarterly earnings were impacted by surging fuel costs, which coincided with the end of a power supply agreement.

Japan’s two-year government bond auction Thursday saw lower demand than the 12-month average amid growing expectations of central bank tightening.

New Zealand and Australia are expected to join a global transition to next-day settlement of stock transactions within five years, once key clearing and settlement systems are ready, according to a senior banker.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun his time at 10 Downing Street, and its new Manchester offshoot No. 10 North, by showering little gifts on his citizens. Bus fares in England will be capped at £2 ($2.70) after his predecessor raised them to £3. Business rates on pubs — “the beating heart