Staff Writer
Global markets treaded water on Wednesday ahead of U.S. consumer price data that could potentially shift the monetary policy outlook
British markets are among the biggest victims of a global bond selloff that has spilled over into currencies and stocks this week.
PIMCO and other major investors said they were staying in the market for British government bonds despite the recent turmoil, throwing finance
British government bond prices fell sharply for a second day on Wednesday, pushing 10-year yields to their highest since August 2008, while 30-
Global stocks lost ground while U.S.
The U.S. dollar was lower on Monday in choppy trading after conflicting reports about how aggressive President-elect Donald Trump's tariff plans could be when
Euro zone government bond yields rose to their highest level in around a month on Monday as investors continued to try to gauge the outlook for central bank rate
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