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Bond Yields Fall with Oil, Prospects of Further Treasury Steps to Tackle Recent Highs

A slight decline in global bond yields was helped by lower oil prices, with some investors anticipating that further measures from the U.S. Treasury were possible.

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Wall Street Is Counting on Nvidia to Keep the AI Party Going

Nvidia's results could send shock waves through the tech sector-and the broader stock market.

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Canada's Carney Puts His 'No Deal Is Better Than a Bad Deal' Doctrine to the Test

The prime minister 's approach has broad support from the Canadian public and his political opponents, but it isn't without risks.

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Inside Indonesia's Push to Boost Commodity Market Credibility

State-owned Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia's role is to monitor the resources market and maintain the flow of exports, not to take ownership of goods, CEO Luke Mahony said.

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Iran's Top Politicians Urge an End to the War

The country's president and its parliamentary speaker say Tehran needs to negotiate an exit and shore up its economy while it has leverage.

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ETF Closures Have Nearly Doubled as New Funds Flood the Market

More than 200 ETFs have shut down this year as fund providers launch new products at a record pace.

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See How China Weathered the Iran Oil Shock

Take a look behind the mystery of how Beijing managed to slash crude imports-tamping down global prices-and survive.

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The Treasury's bond-market intervention isn't working. So what comes next?

You can't just sweep $40 trillion in U.S. national debt under a rug and forget about it - or so the bond market appears to be telling Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

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We Went to Wall Street's Exclusive Wilderness Camp. Everyone Was Spooked by AI.

Between fishing outings and poker games, veteran finance pros shared their fears about the artificial intelligence trade.

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The Wild Week When Scott Bessent Was Schooled by the Bond Market

The Treasury Department's announcement of a bond buyback stemmed a selloff-but not for long.

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Why an announcement from the Treasury sparked a rally in gold and bitcoin this week

Cryptocurrencies and precious metals shot higher, while the U.S. dollar weakened, after the Treasury Department said it planned to double its bond buybacks.

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The AI Spending Boom Is Outrunning Wall Street Estimates

Big Tech is shoveling billions of dollars into the AI buildout, leaving investors spooked and analysts behind. Can they catch up?

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The Three Minds Leading the Fed's Inflation Rethink

Greg Mankiw, Thomas Sargent and William White all have strong ideas about why prices rise. Their work could guide how the Fed fights inflation.

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Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Warsh Speech at Jackson Hole, U.S. PCE Data in Focus

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium will be the key event for investors as they continue to seek clarity on whether and when U.S. interest rates might rise.

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U.S. to Boost Beef Imports to Address High Prices, Trump Says

The president said he would temporarily allow up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to be imported into the U.S. without paying higher tariffs.

 

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