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FC Internazionale Milano SpA has placed 350 million ($410 million) of private debt with institutional investors, granting it the funds to repay current bondholders.

The cost of shipping Middle East crude to customers in Asia collapsed on Thursday, the latest sign of oil markets returning to normal after conflict eased in the world's top petroleum-exporting region.

Germany's largest gas storage facility failed to allocate capacity at its latest auction, raising risks that the country will struggle to meet legally binding stockpiling targets ahead of winter.

Recurring applications for US unemployment benefits rose to the highest since November 2021, extending a sharp increase over the past 1 1/2 month and signaling more people are staying out of work for longer.

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The dollar fell and US Treasuries rallied after a report that President Donald Trump is considering naming Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's successor well before the incumbent's term is scheduled to end next May.

Oil held steady as traders grappled with conflicting signals about how much US military strikes hobbled Iran's nuclear program and whether Washington will continue to target Tehran's oil flows.

Nvidia Corp. shares rose to an all-time high on Wednesday, with the leader in artificial intelligence chips extending an advance that has cemented its position as one of the most valuable companies in the world.

Wall Street's rally is showing some signs of fatigue on speculation stocks have run too far amid economic and geopolitical risks. Longer-term Treasuries underperformed. Oil bounced from its biggest two-day plunge since 2022. The dollar fell to a ...

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