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(Bloomberg) -- U.S. President Joe Biden has agreed in principle to attend a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as long as Russia doesn’t invade Ukraine, the White House said.  Oil and gold gave up early gains on the U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Pressure is piling up on Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves to unwind the central bank’s ultra-loose policy as Sweden’s tight labor market and rising energy prices starts to translate into broader inflation.

(Bloomberg) -- More European Central Bank officials are conceding that interest rates will likely need to rise late this year in the face of a stronger inflation outlook.

(Bloomberg) -- Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison branded a Chinese navy vessel pointing a laser at one of his nation’s surveillance aircraft off the northern coast an “act of intimidation.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s securities regulator vowed to prevent and resolve bond default risks and improve regulatory regime in the debt market.

(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s central bank may start next year to sell the government bonds it bought as part of a $58 billion debt monetization that supported stimulus spending during the pandemic.

(Bloomberg) -- Rapidly climbing inflation in the U.S. is accelerating calls from governors and state leaders to provide immediate tax relief to cash-strapped residents facing higher prices on everyday products such as gas, milk, and electricity.

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Global finance chiefs have pledged to normalize policy in a well-communicated, planned and calibrated fashion as they seek to ease concerns over global spillovers from rising interest rates.