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The trim puts the portfolio in a better position to withstand backlash against data centers.

Germany’s finance minister said President Donald Trump’s war in Iran, which has thrown global energy supplies off balance, was responsible for a surge in bond yields across world markets.

Interest-rate strategists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Wells Fargo & Co. and other Wall Street firms said the US Treasury Department’s bond buybacks will do little to reverse the jump in long-term yields.

Move marks further escalation of Washington’s trade war with Ottawa

Pacific Investment Management Co. is now the dominant foreign player in Colombia’s local debt market after a buying spree that more than offset outflows by other overseas investors.

Ford and Stellantis Drop 4% as Trump Sets 50% Auto Tariffs on Canada, General Motors Slips

U.S. proposes $103.3K fee for cap-subject H-1B petitions

Ether’s breakout above $2,500 has put the spotlight back on corporate ETH treasuries, with Bitmine now nearing its long-stated accumulation target.

Memory Stocks Slide on Report Apple May Source Chinese Chips: SanDisk Down 9%, Micron and Western Digital Down 7%