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Global equity fund inflows ease on caution over political risks, U.S. shutdown

Investors bought just $2.03 billion worth of global equity funds during the week International News via Reuters: Global equity fund inflows cooled to a three-week-low in...

Yen and euro struggle as Japan and France’s political dramas heat up

The yen edged up 0.2% to 152.7 per U.S. dollar but was still close to its weakest since mid-February, heading for a 3.5% drop...

Digital euro could drain up to 700 billion euros of deposits in bank run, ECB says

The study, requested by European legislators, was aimed at evaluating the risks that a digital currency would pose to the banking sector under different...

High US stock valuations bring back memories of dotcom exuberance

International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva warned on Wednesday about the risks to the world economy from potentially large corrections in lofty stock markets International News...

European stocks fall after recent record highs, gold holds above $4,000

Wall Street hit fresh record highs in the previous session, as investors bet on gains in technology stocks, despite a U.S. government shutdown leaving...

Bank of England’s Pill reaffirms commitment to inflation-targeting

Pill said a speech he was giving at the University of Birmingham was not intended to be a comment on the current stance of...

Sterling rises versus euro, reaches fresh 15-month high against yen

The common currency and the yen were on track for a third straight day of losses against the dollar on Wednesday International News via Reuters: Sterling...

Bank of England warns of ‘sharp correction’ in markets if mood sours on AI or Fed

The BoE said share price valuations on U.S. stock markets were similar to those seen near the peak of the dotcom bubble on some...

Private credit cash pivots from ‘risky’ West to emerging markets

Private credit for emerging markets — driven by investors' hunt for yields and saturation in developed Western markets — could grow exponentially International News via...

Stocks, bonds regain some poise, ‘political noise’ blunts underlying optimism

In Europe, the euro fell for a second day, while stocks dipped, although volatility was more contained, as investors awaited developments in France International News...

Japanese and French politics help sterling to gain on euro and yen

Britain-specific news was fairly thin on the ground, but the euro dropped to 86.74 pence, its lowest since September 18 International News via Reuters: The pound...

Bitcoin hovers near all-time high

The rally in bitcoin since the start of the year has been underpinned by flows from institutional investors International News via Reuters: Bitcoin hovered near its...
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