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Daily Briefing: Trumpflation trade rears its head
LONDON The Trumpflation trade may be back as the U.S. President's drive to overhaul the tax code cleared a critical hurdle. The dollar, global shares and Treasury yields gained after the Senate approved a 2018 budget blueprint that will pave the way for Republicans to pursue a tax-cut package without Democratic support.
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Canada's oil sands survive, but can't thrive in a $50 oil world
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Commentary: No end in sight for banks' bond trading blues
LONDON The big five U.S. banks have published their third quarter earnings and -- as expected -- all reported a double-digit slump in bond trading.
Commentary: Hedge funds bet on euro to fatten up meager returns
LONDON Hedge funds turned their most bullish on the euro in well over six years last week, betting it will rise in value and put a gloss on what has so far been a mediocre year for returns.
Unhedged debt stock could supercharge euro rise
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Kobe Steel scandal latest to expose 'Made-in-Japan' fault-lines
TOKYO Under the once-vaunted "keiretsu" system of close, trust-based ties between manufacturers and suppliers, "Made-in-Japan" became a byword for industrial quality and reliability.
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