Alun John is a Correspondent at Reuters. He covers a range of topics including finance, commodities, and financial markets, with a particular focus on Asian markets and cryptocurrency. Alun's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Globe and Mail, The Australian Financial Review, and The Japan Times.
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European shares have failed to follow gains in the US and China, while the dollar sat near a two-month high before US inflation data.
n a pastoral letter to be read across the Archdiocese of Cardiff-Menevia on the weekend of 19th-20th October, Archbishop Mark O'Toole of Cardiff has issued a heartfelt plea to the public to voice their opposition to a new bill which will receive its first reading in Parliament today. If passed, it would permit physicians to administer lethal drugs to individuals suffering from incurable illnesses.
Seven of the 10 big developed-market central banks tracked by Reuters have now started easing policy, with expectations of how quickly each will move swinging back and forth as policymakers stress data dependency.
Markets have started what could be a momentous month warily, with shares steady and Treasury yields near four-month highs before US jobs data, while
World stocks have dropped for a second successive day, jolted by another push higher in US Treasury yields before inflation data that could inform the pace of Federal Reserve policy easing.
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European equities have dipped, taking cues from tech-led declines on Wall Street rather than building on stimulus-fuelled gains in China, while the
By: Alun John, Tom Westbrook
SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) - High-level discussions in China about allowing its currency to weaken next year underscore the risk for investors and companies that big foreign exchange moves are coming as U.S. tariffs shift global trade and money flows, analysts said.
Stocks around the world have tumbled and the 10-year US Treasury yield has been at its highest since May, a day after the Federal Reserve said it
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