GLOBALMACR Archives

(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden will try to bolster his case for his massive spending proposals on Thursday, arguing his…

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(Bloomberg Businessweek) — In the weirdest year of our lives, the rise of Cathie Wood is hardly the weirdest thing…

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(Bloomberg) — Taiwan’s ruling party said it plans to double a proposed increase in stimulus funding as the economy reels…

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(Bloomberg) — The U.S. Justice Department has told former casino magnate Steve Wynn to register as a foreign lobbyist for…

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(Bloomberg) — The European Central Bank is stepping up scrutiny of global investment banks’ risk management within the region to…

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(Bloomberg Markets) — Central bankers around the world are mulling the future of their massive bond-buying programs in a post-pandemic…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — At the highest level, it looks as if the Federal Reserve hasn’t done much of anything for…

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(Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve is stepping up its research on digital currencies, Governor Lael Brainard said, amid growing demand…

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(Bloomberg) — Pakistan is closing in on a deal with bilateral creditors that would tie debt relief to the achievement…

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(Bloomberg) — The World Bank may provide as much as $3 billion to the Democratic Republic of Congo as the…

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(Bloomberg) — It was past 9 p.m. on Financial Street in Beijing by the time the figure inside Huarong Tower…

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Covid-19 cases and deaths in the U.S. continue to plunge, despite the slowed pace of vaccinations. The U.S. recorded almost…

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(Bloomberg) — Despite Beijing’s best efforts, asset bubbles are forming in China. Home prices are soaring, prompting officials to revive…

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Covid-19 cases and deaths in the U.S. continue to plunge, despite the slowed pace of vaccinations. The U.S. recorded almost…

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(Bloomberg) — Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said cryptocurrencies could stay a feature of global markets as something akin…

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(Bloomberg Markets) — This should have been a promising year for Africa. Instead, a lack of access to vaccines threatens to…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — Lately, India has had very little to smile about. Something that Colgate-Palmolive Co.’s tepid growth in the…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — The safety latch has been released on global monetary policy. Prospects that the Federal Reserve starts reining…

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As a “normie” in the traditional finance world, I’m trying to remain intellectually open to the crypto space.  There are…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — Among the many reasons that investors piled into cryptocurrencies this year was the belief that rampant government…

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(Bloomberg) — Tencent Holdings Ltd. reported a 25% gain in quarterly revenue as China’s largest company sustained a boom in…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — This southeastern European home of 10.7 million people has the lowest risk and highest returns wherever major…

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(Bloomberg) — New Zealand projected faster economic growth and smaller deficits in its annual budget, allowing Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern…

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(Bloomberg) — Following are the minutes of the Federal Reserve‘s Open Market Committee meeting on April 28: A joint meeting…

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(Bloomberg) — Tencent Holdings Ltd. is setting out to prove it’s best placed to weather a storm of antitrust scrutiny…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — If you’re worried about the recent surge in inflation, some reflection on the past decade might prove useful…

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(Bloomberg) — Four big hedge fund managers contributed a total of $2 million to a political action committee supporting Brooklyn…

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(Bloomberg) — Bank of America Corp. will boost its minimum hourly wage to $25 an hour by 2025 from a…

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(Bloomberg) — New York mayoral hopeful Dianne Morales says adding more police officers on the streets or in the subways…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — Even by today’s market standards, AT&T Inc.’s accumulation of $190 billion of debt over the past several…

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(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden’s income fell dramatically to $607,336 in 2020 as he dropped lucrative speaking engagements to campaign…

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(Bloomberg) — Residents of New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut will face the highest tax burdens over a lifetime, according to…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — The following headline from The Wall Street Journal is something of a Rorschach test for how a reader…

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(Bloomberg) — Two Chinese provinces are taking a lead in promoting “red tourism” ahead of the Communist Party’s centennial, as…

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(Bloomberg) — A year ago, as the pandemic ravaged country after country and economies shuddered, consumers were the ones panic-buying. Today,…

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What makes a disaster? When we think of calamity, most of us think of flood waters that submerge towns, or…

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(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden’s administration is shutting down attempts by developers to use new Census Bureau maps to claim…

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(Bloomberg) — Barclays Plc has been hit by a string of departures among senior credit traders in New York and…

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(Bloomberg) — Israeli air and ground troops launched a blistering assault on the Hamas-run Gaza Strip, sweeping aside international appeals…

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(Bloomberg) — Colonial Pipeline Co. paid nearly $5 million to Eastern European hackers on Friday, contradicting reports earlier this week…

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(Bloomberg Businessweek) — One morning last October, as wildfires raged across Northern California, President Donald Trump convalesced from Covid‑19, and…

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(Bloomberg Businessweek) — In the predawn hours of May 10, Colombian President Iván Duque flew to the city of Cali…

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(Bloomberg) — Sarah Ketterer could be basking in the best run in more than a decade for value investors. Instead,…

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(Bloomberg Businessweek) — We’ve been told for years that inflation has been too low. Now that it’s finally reached and…

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(Bloomberg) — Former top TPG executive Bill McGlashan was in the grip of “parental insanity” when he took part in…

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(Bloomberg) — Greece is moving ahead with its program to recover from the economic fallout of the pandemic even before…

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(Bloomberg) — Sweetgreen, the salad restaurant chain popular among office workers, is planning an initial public offering in the U.S.,…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — Puerto Rico might be the new Florida for hedge funds. But should the island want that? Throughout the…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — If the Federal Reserve is truly as outcome-based as it claims to be under its new policy…

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(Bloomberg Opinion) — China’s slowest population growth in decades may be felt more acutely beyond its borders than within them.…

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