Global Markets
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Japan Tobacco’s 272-yen dividend at risk as Putin seizes Russian assets, stock crashes 19%
Russia’s temporary management of JT’s $4.6 billion Russian operations triggers a sell-off, exposing high-dividend stocks to geopolitical risks…
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Why Petroleum at $117 Per Barrel Squeezes Corporate Margins and Markets
Explore how surging crude oil prices ripple through transportation and manufacturing sectors, driving up energy import costs and…
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Norway’s Wealth Fund Proposes Cutting Government Bonds, With Treasuries Hit Hardest
OSLO, September 4 — Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the Government Pension Fund Global, which manages assets worth approximately…
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Oil Hits One-Week High and Wall Street Slips as Hopes for U.S.-Iran Deal Fade
MUMBAI, September 1 — The mechanics here are straightforward enough. Two trading sessions of losses on India’s benchmark…
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Global Bond Yields Hit Highest Since 2008 as Oil Tops $100 and Rate Worries Return
WASHINGTON, September 2 Government bond yields have climbed to their highest levels since 2008, driven by a coordinated…
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Australian Stocks Fall Almost 1% as US Strikes on Iran Lift Oil and Bond Yields
SYDNEY, Sept. 2 — Australia’s benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index closed at 8,978.4 points on Wednesday, down 88.3 points,…
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Six Months Into the Iran War, Investors Prosper While Consumers Pay
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 — Six months into the Iran war, the conflict’s economic toll has split sharply along…
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UN Trade Body Warns Hormuz Closure Is Straining Prices, Trade and Debt Worldwide
DUBAI, July 20 — Oil prices surged 5% today after an attack on a tanker and sustained US…
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Oil Climbs Toward $104 as US-Iran Tensions and Hormuz Tanker Incidents Rattle Markets
LONDON, July 14 — The story begins with a single notification, but what unfolded was a swift and…
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Harry Dexter White: Architect of Dollar-Centered Bretton Woods
WASHINGTON, July 10 — On the ground in the archives of American economic history, the name Harry Dexter…
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How Geopolitical Shocks and the Hormuz Oil Scare Have Hit Markets, and What History Says
NEW YORK, July 8 — The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 400 points today, a decline of 1.0…
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Dow Drops 499 Points After Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over
NEW YORK, July 8 — The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its worst single-day decline in four months…
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Yen Falls to Weakest Level Against the Dollar Since 1986 Despite Record Intervention
TOKYO, July 5 — The story begins with a number that hasn’t been seen in about forty years:…
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Shanghai Composite Slips 0.5% to 3,926.96, With a Rebound Expected Friday
SHANGHAI, July 1 — The story of China’s stock market right now is one of steady, quiet momentum.…
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Oil Prices Rise as Traders Eye a Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire
MUMBAI — The next 72 hours will test whether Monday’s market slide was a one-day scare or the…
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The April Day Oil Went Back Above $100 And Markets Barely Flinched
NEW YORK, July 9 — The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 424 points today, marking its worst single-day…
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South Korean Won Plunges to Two-Year Low After Martial Law
South Korea, December 4, 2024 — infopulsetoday.com — The South Korean won has plummeted to a two-year low,…
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Moscow Stock Exchange Reopens Under Strict New Trading Restrictions
Russia’s stock market is set to resume operations on March 24, nearly a month after trading was halted…
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Malaysian Markets Show Signs of Recovery Amid Global Volatility
The start of 2021 brought optimism to global investors, who expected a broad economic rebound that lifted commodity…
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Global stock markets stumble as coronavirus pandemic spreads
Global markets posted their worst week since the 2008 financial crisis between 9 March and 13 March 2020,…
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South Korea Virus Cases Hit 833 as Church Cluster Spreads
The Korean won is sliding. The Kospi is down more than 3%. Hyundai Motor shares have plunged. These…
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Global Markets See Sharp Volatility Amid US-Iran Tensions Rise
Volatility surged across world exchanges on January 7, 2020, after the United States killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani…
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China’s Rise Reshaped Global Commodity Markets Between 1990 and 2010, Treasury Paper Says
BEIJING, Aug. 4 — China’s rise to become the world’s dominant consumer of raw materials was less a…
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