SYDNEY, March 22 (Reuters) – The Australian dollar slipped from early highs on Thursday as renewed worries of a global trade war gripped investors ahead of a U.S.
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The hardened resistance is down to 16 teams, according to a Bloomberg News poll. To revise the statute, a two-thirds majority of 24 votes is needed. Opponents to allowing investor control say there's more at stake than wins and losses, pointing to the close bonds created by Germany's “Verein” structure
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By all accounts, the new tax law asks more questions than they answer. Tax professionals are scratching their heads over what the law means and how to implement it. As the Treasury and the IRS scramble to release much needed guidance, the environment is ripe for creative interpretations and
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President Trump speaks with Crown Prince Salman on March 20. Photographer: Kevin Dietsch/Pool via Bloomberg. The delegation of hundreds of Saudis that's descended on the U.S.
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U.S. fiscal expansion and increasing interest-rate differentials are reasons to favor the dollar, while flattening yield curves elsewhere could help weaken currencies such as the euro, according to Brzezniak. Since a peak in early January 2017, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, a trade-weighted measure,
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