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India is intensifying efforts to secure critical mineral supplies amid growing global trade frictions, the Finance Ministry said.

The US Supreme Court let President Donald Trump take steps toward restricting automatic birthright citizenship, though the justices held out the possibility lower courts may again thwart him before the rules can take effect.

Shares of Pernod Ricard SA and Remy Cointreau SA rose after Reuters reported the cognac makers had agreed a tentative deal with the Chinese government to end a months-long trade spat.

Bankers are vying to play a part in the debt financing backing Advent International's potential acquisition of a suite of Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc's homecare brands -- a rare leveraged buyout amid a subdued M&A environment.

Denmark is clawing back 232 million ($272 million) seized in Germany during a criminal probe of hedge fund founder Sanjay Shah as it tries to recover billions lost to the sprawling Cum-Ex tax scandal.

India's current account returned a better than expected surplus in the January-March quarter as trade deficit narrowed following the revision of gold import data.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. shares have climbed more than 40% from an April low and set record highs this week on a grab bag of positive developments, but to Baird analysts that's too far, too fast.

Frontier-market bonds should deliver robust returns over the coming quarter, benefiting from receding geopolitical risks, dollar weakness and elevated gold prices, according to strategists at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Power producer Globeleq said its $300-million Red Sands project in South Africa, that will be the biggest standalone battery energy storage system on the continent, has reached commercial close.

Global life insurance companies are facing competitive pressure to keep boosting their allocations to private credit to generate higher profit, even as risk in the debt shows signs of rising.