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Borrowing Isn't the Bond Market's Only Concern-Growth Is Too

Many governments look more prudent than the U.S. right now, but aging workforces and anemic growth mean debts look scary, even with a lift from AI.

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Trump Wants Lower Rates. That Won't Stop a Fed Rate Hike.

President Donald Trump says the U.S. "should have the lowest interest rates in the world." But he appears to be giving Fed Chair Kevin Warsh breathing room for now.

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U.S. Stocks Rise as Oil Gains on Iran Escalation

Stocks rose as a rally in Treasury yields stalled but equity and bond moves were muted as oil prices continued climbing due to clashes between Iran and the U.S.

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Private-Sector Hiring Slowed in August

Private companies added a net 38,000 jobs in August, after adding a revised 46,000 jobs in July, ADP said. August saw the slowest pace of job creation since January.

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Bank of Canada Keeps Rate Steady as Inflation Worries Intensify

The central bank left its main interest rate unchanged at 2.25%, and said the escalating trade conflict between the U.S. and Canada threatens to add to inflation.

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Winter Is Approaching and Europe Is Running Low on Natural Gas

The continent has put off buying natural gas for the winter in a potentially risky bet that the Iran war will be over soon and prices will drop.

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Europe Joins Global Bond Selloff as Middle East Hostilities Lift Oil Prices

The 10-year Bund yields reached their highest since 2011, yields on 10-year gilts climbed to their highest level since 2007 and Japan's 10-year government bond yield hit its highest level since September 1996.

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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles See Larger-Than-Expected Drop

Commercial crude oil stocks were down by 4.5 million barrels last week. Analysts had expected crude stocks to fall by 300,000 barrels.

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U.S. Says It's Fed Up With China's Overcapacity-and More Countries Agree

A G-20 statement implicitly criticizing Beijing for its overreliance on exports for growth marks a new stage in international pressure.

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UK Prime Minister Says Government Will Be 'Grounded in Fiscal Responsibility'

The U.K. government is taking action to cut its debts and will continue to stick to its self-imposed budget rules, Prime Minister Andy Burnham told lawmakers Wednesday.

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U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes in Latest Fight for Control of Hormuz

President Trump said the operation was a response to Iran's attempts to mine the strait and target American servicemembers in the Middle East.

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G-20 Squabbling Overshadows Summit as Global Bond Markets Strain

The finance ministers' gathering comes to a close amid a global bond-market selloff, spats over tariffs and public insults.

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Australia's Second-Quarter Growth Stronger Than Expected

Households continued to behave cautiously, with consumption rising 0.4% in the quarter.

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Why Friday's Jobs Report Could Surprise the Fed and Shock Markets

The Federal Reserve is increasingly expected to raise interest rates in September, but signs of labor-market softness are putting new focus on Friday's jobs report.

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Japan Vows to Keep Eye on Yen as Inflation Fears Rise

A weak yen threatens to accelerate Japan's inflation, given the country's heavy reliance on imports of energy and food.

 

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