What could break as interest rates rise?
(This June 29 story has been refiled to fix the typo in sub-head to Wagner, not Wager) LONDON (Reuters) –…
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US FTC amends suit against Walmart for allegedly allowing money transfer services for fraud
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Biden’s student loan defeat adds to headwinds for US economy
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Xpeng shares jump as China EV maker prices SUV below Tesla Model Y
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Emerging markets carry investor hopes for H2 on lower inflation, rates
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Bausch + Lomb buys Novartis drugs for $1.75 billion to boost eye-care portfolio
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US consumer spending stalls in May; inflation still elevated
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Canada’s economy gathered pace in May after stalling in April
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