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Global Stocks Strengthen as Oil Dips Below $90 a Barrel
Stocks rose across the globe as benchmark oil prices briefly fell below $90 for the first time since August.
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China's Trade Surplus Surged Past $1 Trillion in October
Chinese exports continue to soar despite economic gloom and global trade tensions.
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Fed's Waller puts half-point rate hike into the mix for December
Federal Reserve Gov. Chris Waller on Tuesday put the possibility of a half-point rate hike into the mix, depending how hot the consumer price data for October comes in.
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Inflation Likely Stayed Too Hot in October to Justify a Further Pause in Interest Rate Increases
The monthly change in the consumer price index will be the focus on Tuesday, as the government didn't publish October data last year during a shutdown.
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Democrats Are Wasting No Time Investigating Corporate America's Biggest Names
After Tuesday's blue wave, congressional leaders are setting deadlines, and companies are lawyering up.
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California Voters Reject Unprecedented Tax on Billionaires
The states' wealthy elite spent heavily and successfully defeated an effort to tax their wealth to raise healthcare funding.
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Singapore Central Bank Rolls Out Gold-Vaulting Services
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is rolling out gold-vaulting services as part of efforts to make the city-state Asia's top gold-trading hub.
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Eurozone Bond Yields Slide, Treasury Yields Seek Direction Ahead of CPI Data
Treasury yields were little changed on Tuesday as investors awaited U.S. consumer-price inflation data for October, while eurozone bond yields fell sharply as oil prices retreated.
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Oil Prices Extend Decline After Trump Signals Restraint on Iran
Brent crude briefly fell below $90. Trump said further U.S. military strikes on Iran didn't seem necessary for now, raising hopes of an easing in the Middle East conflict.
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A New Generation of Traders Is Trapped in Asia's Market Meltdown
From high-school clubs to social-media influencers, Asia's new stock traders face a brutal reality check.
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Why High Beef Prices Are Here to Stay
Shrinking U.S. cattle herd is putting meatpackers out of business, fracturing the supply chain.
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Trump's Plan to Lower Drug Prices in U.S. Is Leading to Fewer New Drugs in Europe
An analysis shows that 27% fewer drugs launched in Europe since President Trump's international drug-pricing policy began.
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Here's how Bernie Sanders wants to keep Social Security solvent 'for generations'
The Vermont senator aims to eliminate the taxable maximum, making the wealthy pay more in taxes
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 10, 2026 05:15 ET (10:15 GMT)
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