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Oil Prices Rise, Asian Equity Markets Mixed
Oil prices were up in Asia, amid conflicting signals from talks between the U.S. and Iran on ending the conflict.
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U.S. Allows Iran to Sell Oil in Dollars for First Time in Decades
The decision temporarily dismantles sanctions imposed on Tehran's oil industry, making it easier for the regime to repatriate profits from its crude exports.
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Nonstop Trading, Loads of Leverage. How 'Perp Futures' Are Shaking Up Wall Street.
The CFTC's approval of so-called perps has triggered a selloff in U.S. exchanges' shares-and at least one high-profile lawsuit.
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Top Japan Official Reaffirms Readiness to Bolster Yen
Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara reaffirmed that officials will step in as needed to support the yen.
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Trump may say he's banning Wall Street from buying homes. Does the bipartisan housing bill actually do that?
The measure "will take time to meaningfully affect housing affordability and will not resolve voter frustration in that area," analysts said.
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Trump Seeks to Boost Quantum Computing With New Executive Orders
The orders aim to speed the development of the advanced computers and mitigate the security threats they pose.
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The bond market just did something unusual. Why its sudden volatility 'is here to stay.'
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appears to be supportive of bond markets leading the way - so he doesn't have to hike interest rates
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U.S. to Speed Up Early Drug Research to Better Compete With China
FDA and NIH officials unveiled a package of regulatory tweaks as more companies go elsewhere for drug research.
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Why Consumers Are Still Spending: Less Debt, More Stocks
Lower debt burdens and rising stock holdings are helping support consumer spending, even as investors remain skeptical about the health of the U.S. consumer.
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Sterling, Gilts Recover After U.K. Prime Minister Starmer Resigns
Yields on U.K. government bonds turned lower while sterling edged up following the announcement.
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Eurozone Consumer Confidence Picks Up Slightly
The European Commission's flash consumer-confidence indicator rose to minus 17.7 in June, continuing its tentative recovery from a three-year low in April.
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Canada Inflation Heats Up to 3.2% in May
The hit Canadians took at the pumps last month pushed inflation to a 29-month high, though price pressures beyond gasoline remained largely contained.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 22, 2026 23:15 ET (03:15 GMT)
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