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Global Economy

Asian Stocks Recover as Bond Yields Dip Before Fed Decision

Equity markets across Asia moved higher as government bond yields pulled back, giving investors some breathing room ahead of a closely watched U.S. Federal Reserve policy...

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Global Economy

Global stocks face headwinds, but a ‘crash’ call remains far from consensus

Renewed anxiety about stretched equity valuations, sticky inflation, and slowing growth has put global stock markets under scrutiny. But most market watchers urge caution before reaching...

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Federal Reserve

Strong U.S. Economic Data Keep Fed Rate Decision in Focus

A fresh batch of solid U.S. economic readings suggests the American economy remains resilient heading into the Federal Reserve’s next policy meeting. The data complicate the...

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Global Economy

Economists point to structural forces, not subsidies, behind China’s trade surplus

China’s persistent trade surplus is rooted in deep structural features of its economy rather than government subsidies or a deliberately weak currency, according to economists studying...

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