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(Bloomberg) -- Finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of Seven nations say that want to isolate Russia from the global economy for its unprovoked “war of aggression” in Ukraine, and that sanctions “are already having the intended massive impact.

(Bloomberg) -- Turkish lenders are expected to announce record profits for the first quarter after the central bank’s policy of cutting interest rates in the face of inflation helped boost their margins.

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(Bloomberg) -- Zambia, the first African nation to default in the pandemic era, has done what it needs to start restructuring talks over as much as $17.3 billion of external debt, and now needs creditors to participate, according to the country’s finance minister.

(Bloomberg) -- Gold declined to near the lowest in almost two weeks, as U.S. bond yields rebounded, curbing the appeal of the non-interest bearing metal.  Bullion has flipped between gains and losses each day so far this week, and fell as much as 0.

(Bloomberg) -- You’d never guess that wealth and power in America converge here, at the intersection of Diehl and Eola roads, off Interstate 88, west of Chicago. But not everything is as it seems in Aurora, Illinois.

(Bloomberg) -- KV Asia Capital, the Southeast Asia-focused private equity firm, is considering selling its Malaysian post-secondary education group, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- Energy executives, government officials and financiers are converging in New York on Tuesday and Wednesday for the BNEF Summit, one of the premier conferences focused on the energy transition.

(Bloomberg) -- Sign up for the New Economy Daily newsletter, follow us @economics and subscribe to our podcast. Austria is preparing its longer-term response to faster inflation.