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A confident Beijing and a pragmatic Washington can get along.

The forces encouraging yields to move upwards are unlikely to disappear but at least we’re in the ballpark of normal again

Shootings are down. The government has taken a tough line. Will voters reward it?

Britons are souring on apartments. That’s a particular problem for London, where flats overwhelmingly account for new-home sales and construction has already slowed to a crawl, leaving housing supply at a fraction of government-set targets. Cratering demand presents a challenge to policy makers — as

Beijing widens recapitalisation plan to more state-controlled institutions in bid to boost financial performance

Morning Bid: Diesel the real spoiler for US inflation doves Reuters

Iran says to announce new restricted zone in the Gulf in the coming days Reuters

Arms trafficking in the Caribbean has soared in recent years, with many states now ranking firearms trafficking as the number one public safety and security threat. As new methods of arming individuals and gangs emerge across the Caribbean, gun violence continues to rise throughout the region. While

Guy Johnson and Adam Linton break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)

UK chancellor will use first major speech to urge PuFins to deploy more investment into private sector