International

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What Will The BOJ Do With Its $475 Billion ETF Hoard?

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How will the Bank of Japan unload the ETFs it bought to help the country's stock market?

J. Stern Introduces Strategy To U.S. Audiences

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The limited partnership holds global large-cap companies, and it offers a perk: daily liquidity.

Riding The Curve In Fixed Income

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The Allspring Core Plus Bond Fund is positioned to take advantage of the changing interest rate environment.

Don't Count On A Soft Landing For The Global Economy

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China could be facing a “lost decade,” while Europe and the United States confront their own economic challenges.

World Economy Has Growing Chance Of Soft Landing, G-20 Says

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The International Monetary Fund last month boosted its forecast for global economic growth in 2024 to 3.1%.

Will The U.S. Economy Drive Global Growth This Year?

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The U.S. economy faces powerful headwinds that call into question its ability to serve as the world's main growth driver.

U.S., China Explore Debt Relief Options To Avoid Emerging-Market Defaults

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The two nations are looking for an alternative to the high borrowing rates EM nations face in the market.

No Stock Bubble In Europe's Big Winners, Says Top Fund Manager

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This fund manager says hot European stocks are rising because of strong profits, not speculation.

Don't Declare The Death Of The Yale Model Just Yet

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It would take a few more muted years to shake belief in a highly successful investment strategy.

Emerging-Market Stocks Erase 2024 Losses After January Rout

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The reverse follows a slump that wiped out more than $1 trillion in market capitalization.

Stock Markets Are Driving A New American Century

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The U.S.'s growing financial dominance may be making up for its declining influence in other realms.

How Worried Should You Be About Commercial Real Estate

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The slumping value of office buildings and other properties is causing strain at banks. Financial advisers noticing.

A 99% Bond Wipeout Hands Hedge Funds A Harsh Lesson On China

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Money managers got a harsh lesson in the dangers of trying to bargain with the Communist Party.

Wall Street Snubs China For India In A Historic Markets Shift

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Investors are paying close attention to the contrasting trajectories of two of Asia's greatest powers.

The Case For Gold In A Fickle World

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The First Eagle Gold Fund has been a leader in its field for 30 years.

The Year Of Living Dangerously

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Economists are trying to imagine scenarios in a world that keeps defying expectations.

Don't Count On A Soft Landing For The Global Economy

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Recent developments in China, Europe and the United States suggest that the world economy's biggest challenges may lie ahead.

Equity Market Outlook 2024

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There is a mixed bag of factors, leading to many different outlook scenarios for 2024 and beyond.

Another Trade War With China Would Be A Fiscal Disaster

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Higher tariffs would not only wreck the U.S. economy, they would also devastate the federal budget.

Traders Line Up For 'Once-In-A-Generation' Emerging Markets Bet

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Latin American domestic debt is already fresh off its best annual rally since 2009.

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