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(Bloomberg) -- Equity investors in Sri Lanka are bracing for a volatile Monday as stock market opens for the first time in two weeks, during which the economic crisis deepened.

(Bloomberg) -- Distressed flag carrier PT Garuda Indonesia plans to undertake a rights issue to raise additional capital and will invite strategic investors to take part as it attempts to revive its ailing business.

(Bloomberg) -- Kazakhstan raised interest rates for the first time since an emergency increase in February, even after Russia began reversing a steep increase delivered following its invasion of Ukraine. The National Bank hiked the key rate to 14% from 13.5%, according to a statement on Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- Mizuho Financial Group Inc. is doubling down on bets in the U.S. capital markets by seeking to expand into more lucrative areas, according to its new chief executive officer.

(Bloomberg) -- The lender to Japanese farmers that once dominated the $1 trillion universe of collateralized loan obligations is seeking transactions in Europe that would set the seal on its global comeback.

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. and the euro area are scheduled to provide quarterly growth readings in the coming week for the start of 2022, an early indication of how Russia’s war in Ukraine has affected two of the largest regions of the global economy.  U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine wants to make sure governments that offered assistance this week during meetings in Washington follow through and turn their promises into real support, one of the nation’s top financial officials said.

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(Bloomberg) -- The long list of worries for emerging-market money managers threatens to expand further with positive real yields in the U.S. worsening an outlook already clouded by slowing growth and the war in Ukraine.

(Bloomberg) -- Cryptocurrency booms are often fueled by dreams of life-changing riches. In Afghanistan, buyers are instead snapping up digital coins in hopes of preserving what wealth they have -- and keeping it out of the Taliban’s reach.