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CNBC: China’s Xi: ‘No force can stop the Chinese people and the Chinese nation’
Chinese President Xi Jinping said Tuesday in a speech commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party’s rule that no force could sway China’s development. [Read more...] Bloomberg: Stock Futures Advance, Bonds Fall, Dollar Gains: Markets Wrap
U.S. and European stock futures climbed, Treasuries dropped and the dollar rose on the first trading day of the quarter. Bond yields advanced in the wake of a weak government-debt auction in Tokyo. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: WeWork Withdraws IPO After Tumultuous Month Marked by CEO’s Exit
WeWork formally withdrew the prospectus for its initial public offering, capping a botched fundraising effort that cost the top executive his job. The defeat places urgency on WeWork to find new sources of capital to keep the lights on. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: Australia Cuts Rates to Record-Low 0.75% as Global Risks Mount
Australia’s central bank lowered interest rates for the third time this year as it tries to shield the economy from a slew of offshore risks, and signaled it may cut even further. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: U.K. Reviewing Support for Help-to-Buy Program
The U.K. government is weighing options for the future of the Help to Buy program, aiming to soften the blow for housing developers that have become dependent on the stimulus, a person with knowledge of the plans said. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: China Beckons as Next Big OJ Market While Demand Elsewhere Drops
China could be the panacea for an orange-juice industry grappling with sliding sales in developed markets, at least for low-cost producers not caught up in trade wars. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: Bond Traders Sound Alarm in Japan With Weakest Auction in Years
Japan’s government bonds slid across the curve Tuesday following weak demand at a 10-year note sale amid concern the nation’s central bank and pension fund will cut purchases. [Read more...]
Bloomberg: Wall Street Warns Against Bets on October U.S.-China Truce
The next round of U.S. tariff hikes on China is little more than two weeks away, though equity and foreign-exchange markets aren’t signaling any obvious concern. [Read more...]
Reuters: Asian shares inch up, investors pin hopes on U.S.-China talks
Asian share prices ticked up on Tuesday as some investors clung to hopes that the fourth quarter will bring progress in resolving the United-States trade war that’s cast a shadow over the global economy. [Read more...]
Reuters: On U.S. delisting threat, China says 'decoupling' would harm both sides
China warned on Monday of instability in international markets from any “decoupling” of China and the United States, after sources said the Trump administration was considering delisting Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges. [Read more...]
CNBC: Two out of three UK business leaders think tech skills matter more than math and science
More than two-thirds (68%) of UK business leaders believe employees with technology skills such as coding and cybersecurity are more valuable than those who understand traditional subjects such as math and science. [Read more...] |
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Currency Strength Indicators
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