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relates to US Yields Spike as Hawkish Powell Puts 5% in Play: Markets Wrap
markets
US Yields Spike as Hawkish Powell Puts 5% in Play: Markets Wrap
By Rita Nazareth
The world’s biggest bond market was hammered anew, with the two-year yield briefly hitting 5% as Jerome Powell signaled policymakers are in no rush to cut interest rates.
April 16, 2024
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politics
Biden Mocks Trump Media Share Drop in Economic Broadside
By Skylar Woodhouse, Hadriana Lowenkron, and Justin Sink
President Joe Biden lambasted Donald Trump’s economic platform in a broadside that included mocking the drop in shares of his political rival’s media company.
April 16, 2024
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opinion
China Can't Fight Back Against New US Alliances in Asia
Beijing has few good ways to fight back against the multitude of new security partnerships the US is forging in the region.
April 16, 2024
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politics
China, Taiwan Ties Hang in the Balance in Solomon Islands Vote
By Ben Westcott
The Solomon Islands goes to the polls on Wednesday and analysts say Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare faces an uphill battle for reelection, with potential implications for China’s position in the South Pacific.
April 16, 2024
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markets
Resurgent Dollar, Higher Yields Send EM Currencies to 2024 Lows
By Maria Elena Vizcaino and Srinivasan Sivabalan
A gauge of developing-world currencies briefly touched a session low after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled interest rates will likely stay high for longer after recent inflation data.
April 16, 2024
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markets
Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day: Americas
By Sam Unsted
Good morning. A stocks selloff rumbles through markets on interest-rate fears, Middle East tensions and mixed Chinese data. Here’s what’s moving markets. — Sam Unsted
April 16, 2024
relates to Cobre Panama Shutdown: How $10 Billion Copper Mine Got Closed
business
Cobre Panama Shutdown: How $10 Billion Copper Mine Got Closed
By Jacob Lorinc
First Quantum Minerals bet big on a copper mine in Panama. Then it all fell apart.
April 16, 2024
relates to How US, China Seek Influence With Solomons and Other Pacific Islands
politics
How US, China Seek Influence With Solomons and Other Pacific Islands
By Ben Westcott
Competition is heating up between China and the US in the southern Pacific, with each seeking to build influence among island nations that haven’t received much superpower attention since World War II. The stakes rose in 2022 when the Solomon Islands signed a security accord with Beijing — a first for the region — raising fears in Australia and New Zealand, both US allies, about a possible Chinese military base in the neighborhood. That prompted a flurry of regional diplomacy and pledges of aid
April 16, 2024
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business
Sell: The Bloomberg Close, Asia Edition
By Lily Nonomiya and Chian-Wei Teo
Good afternoon. Here’s what you need to know to end your day.
April 16, 2024
relates to Stock Markets Today: Dollar's surge, EU-China tensions, Tesla
markets
Stock Markets Today: Dollar's surge, EU-China tensions, Tesla
By Sungwoo Park
Get up to speed with what the markets are monitoring
April 16, 2024