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UK borrowing costs near 16-year peak

The cost of borrowing for the UK government is currently hovering around its highest levels in 16 years, as bond yields continue to rise. This sustained climb in…

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Trump’s Tools Are Limited in Economic Conflict

The challenges of managing an “economic cold war” have surfaced sharply in recent years, with geopolitical tensions rising between the United States and its trade partners, particularly China.…

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Germany’s No. 2 fintech delays public market debut.

Germany’s second-largest fintech player, Trade Republic, has firmly stated that it has no immediate plans for a public listing, choosing instead to take a more conservative, long-term approach…

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Sterling Hits Lowest Point Since Last November

The British pound has taken a significant hit, slumping to its lowest level since November 2023 as it becomes entangled in a broader sell-off in the UK sovereign…

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China Bolsters Renminbi Against Wall Street Wagers

China has ramped up its efforts to stabilize the renminbi as the currency faces downward pressure amid weakness in the nation’s economy and the lingering uncertainty of trade…

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Daily Market Update: Inflation Resurfaces

Investors’ fears of inflation have resurfaced, reigniting volatility in financial markets. This comes after the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) reported a robust services index for September, which…

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UK Long-term Borrowing Costs Reach 25-Year High

UK long-term borrowing costs have surged to their highest levels since 1998, reflecting market concerns over the country’s economic trajectory. Yields on 30-year UK government bonds, or gilts,…

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Divergent Balance Sheets Edition

Central banks across the globe are taking diverging approaches to their balance sheets, sparking debate over what the ideal size and composition of these financial tools should look…

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Italy’s Meloni Aligns with Trump as European Ally

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has made significant waves on the global stage with her recent meeting at Mar-a-Lago with former U.S. President Donald Trump. Described by Trump…

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German inflation unexpectedly climbs to 2.9% in December

German inflation climbed to 2.9% in December, climbing past market analysts’ expectations. This data, released by Germany’s Federal Statistics Office, Destatis, reflects the persistent cost pressures in Europe’s…

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Europe: A Thriving Hub, Not a Business Backwater

Comparing Europe’s stock market to that of the U.S. often paints an incomplete picture, inadvertently underselling the considerable potential of European companies. The U.S. is dominated by colossal…

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Eurozone Economists Criticize ECB’s Delay in Rate Cuts

Economists across the Eurozone are voicing growing concerns about the European Central Bank (ECB)’s approach to monetary policy, as an increasing number criticize the institution for being “behind…

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Are Canadian Pensions Truly the Global Benchmark?

Canada’s pension funds have long been heralded as the “gold standard” globally, earning their reputation through disciplined management, innovative strategies, and consistent returns. With the UK’s interest in…

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Maganomics: Trump’s Direction for America’s Trade

Peter Navarro, a controversial figure in economic and political circles, has been central to shaping Donald Trump’s distinctly unorthodox trade policies—something now often referred to as “Maganomics.” His…

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Great Depression Holiday Scheme: Lessons on Money

The Christmas cash scheme from the Great Depression offers a fascinating study in financial ingenuity and local economic policy management. The city of Hawarden in Iowa adopted a…

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China’s Short-Term Bond Yields Dip Below 1%

China’s short-term bond yields have fallen below the critical 1% mark, a milestone that follows the earlier breach of the 2% level by 10-year government debt. This sharp…

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