Denmark has a debt ceiling, too. It's never been a problem
The United States isn't the only country that puts a limit on how much money its government is allowed to borrow. But it is the only nation regularly pushed to the brink of a political and economic crisis as a result.
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Turkey's economy faces 'lost year' no matter who wins election, insiders say
By Orhan Coskun ANKARA Turkey's economy is bracing for a "lost year" no matter who wins landmark elections
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Traders bet on end to Fed rate hikes after April inflation data
(Reuters) -An April inflation reading on Wednesday that was more benign than expected disrupted the modest momentum that had been
1970-01-01 08:00
UAE’s Royal Group Shorts US Stocks on Global Recession Fears
An investment firm controlled by a top Abu Dhabi royal has built a short position worth billions of
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Wall Street is strangely calm about the debt ceiling. That could all change this month
Dire warnings about the economic chaos and catastrophe that will ensue if the US debt ceiling isn't lifted soon abound. Still, markets remain rather sanguine about the Washington drama.
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U.S. prosecutors look at short selling in bank shares - source
By Chris Prentice NEW YORK Federal prosecutors in Washington are looking into short seller activity around the recent
1970-01-01 08:00
US credit crunch didn't start with SVB collapse, and may not end there
By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON It wasn't the March 10 collapse of Silicon Valley Bank that prompted Carissa Rodeheaver,
1970-01-01 08:00
US debt ceiling standoff talks look at COVID clawbacks, energy permits
By Richard Cowan and Katharine Jackson WASHINGTON Talks on raising the U.S. federal government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling
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Marketmind: Inflation cloud obscures Fed peak
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan The Federal Reserve's willingness to end
1970-01-01 08:00
The Fed would look 'silly' if it declares victory over inflation now, warns billionaire investor David Rubenstein
Wall Street is betting the Federal Reserve will reverse course and begin slashing interest rates as soon as this summer. Billionaire David Rubenstein is warning that would be a mistake.
1970-01-01 08:00
VW Annual Meeting Hit by Protests Over Climate Strategy, China
Volkswagen AG shareholders gathering in Berlin contended with climate protesters blocking access to the venue after gluing themselves
1970-01-01 08:00
Pakistan rupee weakens to record low after Imran Khan arrest
By Ariba Shahid KARACHI, Pakistan The Pakistani rupee weakened 1.3% to a new record low of 288.5 against
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