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Angesichts der anhaltenden diplomatischen Spannungen zwischen Washington und Peking haben chinesische Anleger im Mai ein Rekordvolumen an US-Aktien und -Anleihen abgestoßen.

Chinese investors sold a record amount of US stocks and bonds in May as diplomatic tensions remained elevated between the world's largest economies.

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The yen's stunning revival is upending global markets, dragging the yuan higher alongside it and hammering assets from Japanese stocks to gold and Bitcoin as investors reassess their leveraged bets.

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Investors have fallen over each other in recent weeks to buy the yen on bets that interest rates are finally about to tip in Japan's favor. They face a reckoning as soon as Wednesday.

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By David Lawder RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) -U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Thursday that Vice President Kamala Harris shares