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Investors rotate back into tech and risk assets as odds of a December cut surge to 70%
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MARKETSWorld Markets
Investors Brace for a Volatile Holiday Season as AI Hype Fades and Fed Rate-Cut Doubts Rise
With markets sliding from record highs and volatility surging, Wall Street prepares for a choppy year-end driven by uncertainty around …
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LifeReviews
London Tops the List: The 20 Best Cities in the World to Live, Work, and Visit in 2026
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnResonance’s global index reveals the cities with the strongest mix of culture, economy, livability — and real-world traveler appeal
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InvestingMARKETS
New York Fed’s Williams Signals Openness to More Rate Cuts as Labor Market Weakens
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnDovish comments flip market expectations overnight and deepen the divide inside the Federal Reserve over what comes next
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Brent drops below $63, energy stocks slide, and analysts warn the draft deal—seen as heavily favorable to Russia—faces slim chances …
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MARKETSTech
Asia Tech Stocks Plunge as SoftBank Sinks 10% and Fed Cut Hopes Fade
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnU.S. tech selloff hits global markets; Japan, Korea and Australia tumble as stronger U.S. jobs data reshapes rate-cut expectations
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BUSINESSFinance
KKR Launches $15 Billion Asia Fund in Bid to Dominate Regional Dealmaking
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnWith capital flooding back into Asian private equity, will competition drive valuations higher—or will firms like KKR be able to …
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Finance
Fed Cuts, Markets Don’t Care: Repo Rates Stay Elevated as Liquidity Crunch Deepens
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnIf liquidity keeps thinning, the Fed’s next challenge won’t be cutting policy rates—it will be convincing markets that it can …
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Futures & CommoditiesPOLITICS
Japan–China Rift Deepens as Beijing Moves to Ban All Japanese Seafood Imports
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnIf political rhetoric alone can trigger this level of disruption, what happens when the Taiwan issue becomes more than just …