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Japan, China, South Korea and the 10 ASEAN countries agreed to enhance their regional financial safety net by launching a new lending facility aimed at swiftly responding to crises caused by pandemics and natural disasters.

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Eight OPEC+ countries meeting on Saturday will agree to a further accelerated oil output hike for June of 411,000 barrels per day, a source told Reuters shortly before an online meeting of the countries.

Nearly 10 million borrowers could be in default within a few months, according to the department.

Photos show the disruption caused by power cuts that have affected large parts of Spain and Portugal.

US President Donald Trump has signaled a potential U-turn on his trade war with China, saying the high tariffs on Chinese goods will “come down substantially, but it won’t be zero.”

The president’s attacks on the Fed are pushing the world further off its American axis, as governments and investors lose confidence in the US dollar and bonds.

"The president and his team will continue to study that matter," the White House economic adviser said.