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• UPDATE 1-U.S. regulators ask Deutsche Bank to explain "bad bank" proposal -FT

  U.S. regulators have sought explanation from Deutsche Bank AG about its "bad bank" proposal and its impact on U.S. operations at the loss-making German lender, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

• UPDATE 3-France's Carrefour retreats from China with Suning.com deal

  * Deal values business at 1.4 bln euros, shares up 2.5 pct (adds share reaction, analyst comments, Metro, Yonghui details)

• India taking more U.S. coking coal, pushing out Australia -Xcoal

  India is buying more U.S. coking coal after disruptions in top supplier Australia, and as U.S. miners seek new markets due to declining demand from America's steel industry, an executive at Xcoal Energy & Resources India said on Monday.

• UPDATE 5-FedEx apologises for returning Huawei phone, reigniting Chinese ire

  * FedEx returned package which sender says contained Huawei phone

• No evidence Russia influenced Brexit via Facebook, says Clegg

  There is "absolutely no evidence" that outside forces such as Russia used Facebook to target users and influence Britain's vote to leave the European Union, the world's biggest social network said on Monday.

• UPDATE 1-German economy heads for doldrums as business morale dips again- Ifo

  German business morale deteriorated for the third month in a row in June, a survey showed on Monday, adding weight to expectations that Europe's largest economy contracted in the second quarter.

• Qatar Petroleum agrees deal with Chevron for new petchem complex

  Qatar Petroleum signed an agreement on Monday with U.S. oil major Chevron for the development of a new petrochemicals complex at Ras Laffan Industrial City.

• UPDATE 1-Daimler warning pressures European shares, eyes on G20

  * Retailers up after Metro signals buyout bid not enough (Adds comment, updates prices)

• Ex-divs to take 6.18 points off FTSE 100 on June 27

  The following FTSE 100 companies will go ex-dividend on Thursday, after which investors will no longer qualify for the latest dividend payout. According to Reuters calculations at current market prices, the effect of the resulting adjustment to prices by market-makers would take 6.18 points off the index. RIC Name Dividend Stock Impact (pence) Option

• UPDATE 2-Turkish assets rally after opposition wins Istanbul election

  The Turkish lira, bonds and shares gained on Monday after the opposition dealt a stinging blow to President Tayyip Erdogan by winning control of Istanbul in a re-run mayoral election on Sunday.

• Bitcoin pulls back from 18-month highs after 10% weekend jump

  Bitcoin pulled back from 18-month highs on Monday after jumping more than 10% over the weekend, with analysts ascribing the spike to growing optimism over the adoption of cryptocurrencies after Facebook unveiled its Libra digital coin.

• RPT-GRAPHIC-Take Five: Big in Japan - trade war, currency war, real war

  1/TRUMP AND G19 It's been a pretty tumultuous first-half and whether things calm down from here hinges on a June 28-29 summit of the G20 world powers, where Presidents Trump and Xi are expected to meet and hopefully resolve their differences on trade and tech. At stake is a decision on whether Washington slaps import tariffs on another $300 billion of Chinese goods, a scenario that Goldman Sachs says could sink equity markets as much as 4%. It could also tip the balan

• China says FedEx should offer a proper explanation on Huawei

  China's foreign ministry said on Monday that FedEx Corp should offer a proper explanation, after the firm apologised for refusing to ship a Huawei Technologies phone sent from Britain to the United States.

• UPDATE 1-Iran, Venezuela may complicate global oil deal talks - Kazakhstan

  Talks between OPEC and its allies next month about whether to extend their pact on cutting oil supplies "won't be easy" and may be complicated by the situation facing Iran and Venezuela, Kazakh Energy Minister Kanat Bozumbayev said.

• Daimler profit warning weighs on European shares, eyes on G20

  A profit warning from Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler dampened European stock markets early on Monday, as investors looked for direction to a keenly awaited G20 summit this week that brings U.S. and Chinese leaders together after a long lull in talks.

• PRECIOUS-Gold hovers near 6-year peak as dovish cenbanks, US-Iran jitters fuel demand

  * Spot gold up for 5th session; dlr slips to 3-mth low (Updates prices)

• Iran, Venezuela to complicate global oil deal talks - Kazakh energy minister

  Talks between OPEC and its allies next month over whether to extend their global oil output cut deal will be complicated by uncertainties over Iran and Venezuela's stance, Kazakh Energy Minister Kanat Bozumbayev said.

• GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks climb pre-G20, oil up on U.S.-Iran feud

  * Asian stocks edge up, Europe seen slightly higher before G20

• Japanese stocks edge higher but gains limited as markets brace for G20

  Japan's Nikkei edged higher in cautious trade on Monday as investors looked ahead to this week's G20 summit amid a backdrop of rising trade and geopolitical tensions.

• Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on June 24

  The Swiss blue-chip SMI was seen opening 0.05 percent lower at 9,918 points on Monday, according to premarket indications by bank Julius Baer .