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(Bloomberg) -- Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted from office after losing a no-confidence vote following a week of dramatic political developments, becoming the first elected leader in the country’s history to be removed by parliament.

(Bloomberg) -- Europe’s push to wean itself off Russian natural gas is sparking billions of dollars in new commitments toward building a market for low-carbon hydrogen.

(Bloomberg) -- Traders of emerging-market debt have a new challenge: Predicting which central banks will be first to halt rate hikes, and then buying bonds from those countries.

(Bloomberg) -- In her 17 months as Laurentian Bank of Canada’s chief executive officer, Rania Llewellyn has seen about a third of the company’s 3,000-person workforce turn over. She sees that upheaval not as a problem but a chance to rebuild the long-troubled bank anew.

(Bloomberg) -- The prospect of a Marine Le Pen presidency is spooking investors in the French bond market as the far-right candidate closes in on incumbent Emmanuel Macron ahead of Sunday’s election.

(Bloomberg) -- Asia boasts some of the world’s largest and fastest-growing economies, but the region that’s keen for more investments accounts for only a fraction of the global private credit market.

(Bloomberg) -- Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo had more banks than letters in his name before Avenue Capital Group founder Marc Lasry stepped in.

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will do “whatever it takes” to stop an inflationary overshoot becoming permanent, Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras said, invoking the crisis-fighting words of former President Mario Draghi.

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(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will look past threats to economic growth from the war in Ukraine, ending asset purchases in the summer and setting the stage for a first interest-rate increase in more than a decade in December, according to a survey of economists.