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US Treasury Yields Steady as Global Bond Rally Offsets Strong Economic Data

U.S. Treasury yields showed a mixed performance on Wednesday, balancing between stronger-than-expected economic data and a broad rally in global bond markets. While the latest figures highlighted robust activity in the manufacturing sector, investor interest in long-term debt remained resilient, thanks in part to movements in the UK bond market.Over …

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Oil Prices Climb as US Stockpiles Tighten and Market Confidence Builds

Oil prices advanced as fresh US stockpile data signaled tighter supply conditions, giving energy markets a decisive boost after a period of volatility. Investors interpreted the decline in inventories as evidence of steady demand across the American economy, strengthening expectations that consumption will remain resilient through the end of the …

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Yen Under Pressure as Markets Bet on a December Fed Rate Cut

The Japanese Yen remained on the defensive on Wednesday, even as the US Dollar softened across global currency markets. The Dollar–Yen pair held its ground, reflecting a mix of shifting interest-rate expectations in the United States and persistent uncertainty surrounding Japan’s monetary outlook.Traders continued to build expectations that the Federal …

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Food Industry Megadeals Reshape Markets as Investors Hunt for Hidden Value

The latest billion-dollar moves in the food sector are sending shockwaves through global markets, with one headline deal standing out: a $1.2 billion merger designed to take A Paradise public. The transaction adds fresh momentum to a sector already racing through rapid consolidation, prompting investors to reassess opportunities far beyond …

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British Autumn Budget 2025: Implications for BoE Policy and the Pound in the Short Term

On 26 November 2025, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the Autumn Budget 2025 to Parliament, aiming to bridge a fiscal gap estimated at £20–30 billion amid slowing economic growth and elevated inflation. The budget, featuring tax hikes totaling £26 billion—including a three-year freeze on personal tax thresholds, increased National Insurance …

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Wall Street Extends Winning Streak as Tech Strength Lifts Markets Ahead of Thanksgiving

U.S. stocks advanced on Wednesday, building on a week of solid gains as investors moved into the holiday period with renewed confidence. Major indexes rose for a fourth consecutive session, supported by strong momentum in big-cap technology shares and optimism surrounding monetary policy decisions expected in the coming weeks.The Dow …

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Dollar Stabilizes After Sharp Slide as Markets Bet on December Fed Rate Cut; Sterling Firms Before U.K. Budget

The U.S. dollar inched higher on Wednesday, stabilizing after its steepest daily decline in nearly three weeks, as traders continued to position for a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December, while sterling held firm ahead of the U.K. Autumn Budget. By 03:50 ET (08:50 GMT), the …

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