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(Bloomberg) -- The impact of a euro-zone interest-rate hike would be quickly felt by Portuguese companies and families, according to the country’s central bank governor.

(Bloomberg) -- Russia intensified shelling overnight of key cities in Ukraine as its troops on the ground move slowly in a large convoy toward the capital, Kyiv.

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(Bloomberg) -- KKR & Co. and Pembina Pipeline Corp. agreed to combine their natural gas processing assets in Western Canada to create a new joint venture. The entity will also acquire certain interests held by Energy Transfer LP. The total value of the transactions totals C$11.

(Bloomberg) -- High-yield bond sales in Asia are off to their slowest start in six years as China property developers remain largely shut out of the market, dealing a blow to the top arrangers of these deals including HSBC Holdings Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Companies have raised just $2.

(Bloomberg) -- Officials from Kyiv will meet Russian counterparts at the Belarus border, hours after President Vladimir Putin put Russia’s nuclear forces on higher alert and even as fighting continues inside Ukraine.

Stocks in developed markets showed they can stand up to a lot last week. One thing they almost certainly can’t withstand is a global recession.

(Bloomberg) -- Here’s the key business news from London-listed companies this morning: Associated British Foods Plc: The Primark owner said sales at its budget-clothing retailer gathered pace during the first half but are still below pre-pandemic levels as some shoppers stayed home during the om

(Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s dirty laundry has been airing in a New York courtroom, from a fast-escalating racket to loot Malaysia’s wealth fund to the handsome compensation given a high-flying grifter.

(Bloomberg) -- Markets in Turkey are flashing warning signs that inflationary pressures are building in the developing world as oil prices spike.