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Analysts do not widely expect the Federal Reserve to reduce bond purchases until year-end
More cautious mood sinking into markets as economic optimism fades
Insurer reassures investors it has no exposure to debt-wracked developer
Euphoria is fading as profit growth plateaus
Allure of country for investors will rise as uncertainty over the end of the US monetary policy experiment increases
Upbeat reading on strength of US consumer comes ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting
Insurer employed Keith Gill as he posted videos spurring on the GameStop market frenzy
Some companies chose the wrong priority in diverting cash away from bets on new markets
Those crucial to Beijing’s long-term industrial policy offer growth potential
Wall Street makes gains on solid US industrial production data and fall in import prices
Operators in world’s biggest gambling hub suffer worst day ever as authorities review gaming law
And investor optimism fades
Slight moderation in pace of price increases allays fears that Fed is heading for early rate rise
And more on taxing buybacks
Rise in oil price boosts energy shares on both sides of the Atlantic
Over time, commissions on private trades are likely to fall and then volume will have to accelerate
China’s leaders want more control over the ‘new economy’ leaders
The Dems come for a Wall Street favourite
Inflation fears resurface after US producer prices rise more than expected in August
Levy for public companies aimed at helping to fund Biden’s $3.5tn social spending agenda
Even the Bank of England seems less solid than before
ECB says it will ‘moderately’ reduce the pace of its crisis-era bond purchases
Beijing warns tech companies over ‘erroneous tendencies’ in latest assault on sector
Adding 10 companies does not go far enough to overhaul the Dax 30
Closely watched investor has switched to stocks ‘currying favour’ with Beijing after tech crackdown
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