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U.S. Stocks Turn Higher as Volatile Trading Persists
U.S. stocks turned higher Friday afternoon, with major indexes extending the whipsaw moves that have injected fresh volatility into markets this week.…
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Currencies
Hong Kong Sells More U.S. Dollars to Defend Currency Peg
Hong Kong has sold more foreign-exchange reserves to maintain its longstanding peg to the U.S. dollar, taking its total outlay…
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Investment
The China-Germany Investment Nexus Frays
Germany Inc. and China Inc. have long been wrapped in the tightest of corporate embraces. But lately there have been…
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Financial Market
Where to Look for the Next Wall Street Blowup
When the tide goes out you find out who was swimming naked, Warren Buffett memorably said. The tide’s definitely gone…
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Currencies
Emerging-Markets Currencies Stay Strong Despite Dollar’s Rise
A strong U.S. dollar isn’t driving emerging-markets currencies into a tailspin. That is unusual. Returns on emerging-markets currencies are higher…
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Financial Market
China’s Markets Are Tested by Foreign Outflows and a Falling Currency
HONG KONG—A withdrawal of foreign capital from China and a weaker yuan have prompted comparisons with 2015, when Beijing faced…
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Trading
Crypto Might Have an Insider Trading Problem
Public data suggests that several anonymous crypto investors profited from inside knowledge of when tokens would be listed on exchanges.…
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Financial Market
Investors Dare to Dip Back Into Bonds
Bonds are back, say investors who are daring to buy into the battered market. Stability emerged in debt markets this…
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Trading
Recession Trade Is On as Market Pain Spreads Beyond Tech
A monthslong selloff in the stock market has accelerated lately, with the pain spreading beyond technology shares and speculative corners…
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Stock Markets Finish Volatile Session Lower
U.S. stocks and bond yields fell amid continued investor concerns about the health of the economy. The major indexes dipped…
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