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Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg said banks in the largest Nordic economy are taking too long to wean themselves off foreign funding as he warns the financial industry will need to pay for the risks it’s creating.
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The yen rallied from the lowest level in more than four years against the dollar as technical indicators signaled its recent decline was too rapid.
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Germans need to re-think whether Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann’s move to lodge a legal challenge against the European Central Bank’s bond-buying program was such a good idea. They don’t have a lot of time.
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Citigroup Inc. cut Deutsche Bank AG’s lead as the biggest currency trader in a Euromoney Institutional Investor Plc poll, boosted by its larger share of emerging- market transactions.
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Following is the text of a lecture Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney is delivering today in Edmonton. Footnotes and charts have been removed.
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Global stocks rose in April, beating bonds, the dollar and commodities for a second month, as gold and copper slumped into bear markets and investors bet equities will benefit from unprecedented economic stimulus.
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Hackers hijacked the Associated Press Twitter account yesterday, sending stock markets down 1 percent in a matter of seconds by posting a false claim of an attack on the White House.
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Australia’s dollar touched a six- week low against its U.S. counterpart, extending losses after the biggest weekly drop in almost a year, as concern global growth is slowing dimmed the allure of higher-yielding currencies.
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Group of Seven policy makers roiled the currency markets they sought to calm amid conflicting messages on how much of an economic threat is posed by the weakening yen.
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India’s one-year interest-rate swaps were poised for a third weekly decline on speculation worsening growth will prompt the central bank to cut borrowing costs further.
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