Christopher Anstey

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Developed Stocks Hit A Record As Merger Mania Tops $70 Billion

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The level of transaction activity may be a sign that business recession fears are receding.

The West Is Failing To Meet China Threat, Ex-U.S. Trade Chief Says

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Protectionism is not an effective response to the rise of China, the WTO said unsurprisingly.

Goldman Says Rush From Stocks To Cash, Bonds Biggest Since 2008

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Yet cash exposures are still at historic lows, the firm said.

JPMorgan Economists Warn Of Black Swan Risks From Climate Change

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Ignoring climate change for "business as usual" could cost investors in the kong run.

Wall Street Warns Against Bets On October U.S.-China Truce

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Rounds of top-negotiator talks lately have been followed by tariff escalation, not by an easing in tensions.

Start Betting On A Trade Deal, Rates Veteran David Woo Says

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David Woo believes that President Trump will push for a deal to shore up his chances of re-election.

Goldman Joins JPMorgan in Slashing U.S. Yield Call To 1.75%

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The two banks pull down yield forecasts, anticipating the China trade war hit and the dovish shift by central banks.

Low Yields Could Also Prove 'Transitory,' Buying Patterns Signal

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If Jerome Powell is right, U.S. Treasurys may be particularly vulnerable to a selloff.

Vanguard Opts For Limited Addition Of China's Bonds To Its Funds

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Vanguard plans a 0.2 percent to 0.5 percent allocation to China bonds.

Markets Signal 2019 Focus Will Be Fed's Balance-Sheet Unwind

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Interest rates always matter, but investors will also watch the unwinding of the Fed’s bond portfolio.

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