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China's central bank has paused government bond purchases, signaling concerns over economic stagnation and deflation.
The dollar retains its gains while sterling continues to slip ahead of key U.S. job figures, reflecting market tensions and bond yield fluctuations.
China's central bank suspends government bond purchases due to record low yields, aiming to stabilize the economy and yuan exchange rate.
European shares slide amid high bond yields, with traders eyeing US jobs data for Federal Reserve interest rate insights.
China's central bank halts treasury bond purchases, sparking speculation on currency stability and rising domestic yields amidst a global bond selloff.
Investors brace for significant payrolls data as bond yields rise, impacting global market dynamics and the U.S. dollar's strength.
Investors in Asia brace for a quiet market as concerns over China's economic conditions and bond yield fluctuations continue to grow.
BSE Sensex falls over 200 points, and Nifty50 dips below 23,650 as market volatility continues amid mixed global cues and economic uncertainties.
The 30-year mortgage rate climbs to 6.93%, the highest since July, as inflation persists and economic data shows strength.
Despite rising global bond yields, the euro zone remains stable, influenced by low debt burdens and cautious investor optimism.
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