The bond market risks remaining volatile in 2025, despite the burst of investor optimism about the economy following the U.S. presidential election. Uncertainty about monetary and fiscal ...
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Chinese government bonds are primed for their best year in a decade, with local fund managers and strategists predicting more gains for 2025. They are set to reap a 9% total return in 2024 ...
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The end-of-year flex of consumer strength marks the latest indication of resilient U.S. buying power, which has kept the economy humming despite a prolonged stretch of high interest rates.
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"I told him that if he agrees with me, that he could put out a statement," Trump was quoted as saying. The world’s richest man flexed his muscles to tank lawmakers’ first pass at a spending bill.