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Oil settled little changed after repeated signs of dwindling demand spurred a three-day crash in the commodity.

The Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers, which represents Hollywood studios in contract talks with striking writers, said it offered wage increases of close to $97 million.

Real estate stocks are the hot defensive play for investors on Thursday as regional banks continue their selloff a day after the Federal Reserve hinted at a potential pause in its interest rate-hike campaign.

Some of the world’s biggest asset managers are buying up European corporate bonds — seeing the region as a safer bet as turmoil engulfs US regional banks.

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces a challenging task as he prepares to hand down his second budget on Tuesday, balancing cost-of-living relief while trying to avoid further fueling inflation.

Canada is assessing the consequences of potentially expelling a Chinese diplomat who has been accused in media reports of targeting a Canadian lawmaker’s family for sanctions for political reasons.

Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva renewed his attacks on the country’s central bank chief the day after policymakers held interest rates steady at a six-year high while offering no indication that looser monetary policy is imminent.

Brazilian football team Esporte Clube Juventude has been put up for sale after falling out of the country’s top flight once again.