TOKYO, Nov 16 A pause in both the sell-off in global bonds and sharp rise in the dollar following Donald Trump's election victory, together with Wall Street's record high overnight helped Asian shares steady on Wednesday.
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âThere's lots of chaos and we don't understand what the position is,â Italy's economic development minister, Carlo Calenda, said in a Bloomberg
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Just ask financial markets, which have reacted strongly to last week's election. Stock markets have perked up on the news, betting that Trump will increase infrastructure spending, while cutting taxes and regulations.
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The founder of a California tech company has resigned after he appeared to post threats to kill President-elect Donald Trump on social media last week, the company confirmed Tuesday.
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Mark Carney isn't willing to take the blame for the state of the global economy any longer. After months of criticism leveled at him and his central
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