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U.S. and European equities retreated as a jump in American durable-goods orders fueled speculation the Federal Reserve will scale back its stimulus efforts. Italian and Spanish bonds declined, while Japanese shares rebounded from their largest drop since the 2011 earthquake.
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The dollar pared losses against the euro, trimming a weekly decline, as orders for U.S. durable goods increased more than forecast, adding to speculation the Federal Reserve may slow monetary stimulus this year.
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Updated 32 minutes ago
Haruhiko Kuroda may need to talk his way out of a paradox he helped create.
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The euro strengthened for a second day against the dollar after an industry report showed German business confidence unexpectedly increased in May, adding to optimism the region’s biggest economy is improving.
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From his view of the world in Scotland, Bruce Stout says investors risk getting burned because optimism is too high for stocks and bond yields are too low. The markets might be proving him right.
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Japanese stocks swung wildly before closing less than 1 percent higher, the day after the biggest rout since the March 2011 disaster erased $314 billion.
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Updated 32 minutes ago
The biggest drop in Japanese shares since the 2011 earthquake erased $314 billion in market value, shaking bulls who pushed the Topix Index to five-year highs and highlighting their vulnerability to shocks at home and abroad.
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Asia’s benchmark regional stock index swung between gains and losses as Australian banks declined and the yen rose after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank had announced sufficient stimulus.
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Japanese stock futures rose, indicating the market may rebound from yesterday’s rout that erased $314 billion in market value during the biggest drop in the country’s shares since the 2011 earthquake.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. is raising the margin requirements for speculators in Japanese stock futures after prices fell the most in two years.
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