NEW YORK (Reuters) -Oil slumped about 6% on Monday to its lowest in two weeks on growing worries about the global energy demand outlook due to prolonged COVID-19 lockdowns in Shanghai and potential increases in U.S. interest rates.

The U.S. dollar struck a two-year high on Monday as a wave of risk aversion hit global markets, while the Chinese yuan was set for its biggest three-day losing streak in nearly four years on growing worries of an economic slowdown in China.

Indonesia's agriculture ministry said on Monday that crude palm oil shipments would be excluded from a planned palm oil export ban, according to a copy of an official letter sent to local government leaders.

(Reuters) -UnitedHealth Group has entered an agreement to sell Change Healthcare's claims editing business to private equity firm TPG Capital for $2.2 billion after the healthcare company completes its acquisition of Change.

Meta Platforms Inc is set to open its first physical store where shoppers can try out and buy virtual reality headsets and other gadgets as the company plots a course to take its highly touted metaverse mainstream.

PARIS (Reuters) -Sodexo has entered talks with buyout firm CVC on a deal about its restaurant check unit, French business daily Les Echos reported on Monday, citing sources close to the talks.