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Ripple Obtains Full License to Operate in Singapore
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Ripple Obtains Full License to Operate in Singapore
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Kusuri No Aoki Shares Jump After Strong Sales of Food Items Boost Profit
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Demand for Italy’s BTP Valore Could Tame BTP-Bund Spread Widening
Good demand for Italy’s retail-only BTP Valore government-bond issuance, which is continuing this week, could counter widening in the 10-year Italian BTP-German Bund yield spread, Citi said.
Australian Stocks Tumble to 11-Month Low
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 ended 0.8% lower at 6890.2 amid weakness in stock markets globally, with banks and energy companies among the biggest losers.
USD/SGD Steady, Underpinned by Higher Treasury Yields
USD/SGD traded steadily in the Asian session, underpinned by higher Treasury yields.
When Caroline Ellison Met Sam Bankman-Fried
In an exclusive excerpt from his new book ‘Going Infinite,’ Michael Lewis offers an intimate look at the tumultuous early days of the relationship between the two figures at the center of the fraud trial over the collapse ...
Gold Prices Flat; Strong U.S. Job Data Could Weigh
Gold prices were flat in early Asian trade after ending near a seven-month low the previous day, weighed by the strong U.S. dollar on the back of surging Treasury yields.
Oil Edges Lower, Weighed by Strong U.S. Dollar
Oil prices edged lower in early Asian trade as the U.S. dollar continues to rally given the surge in Treasury yields.
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You Gorged on Your European Vacation but Lost Weight. Why?
Americans who eat their way through Europe sometimes come home surprised to see a lower number on the scale.
