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Strategists consider shifts in portfolios, assuming Democrats win big in November
Services sector survey fuels hopes rebound is taking hold in world’s biggest emerging market
RBA’s Debelle says asset managers must question if the 4pm ‘fix’ provides good value
Investors cite climb in US coronavirus cases among factors for pullback
Citadel, Millennium and Balyasny are among the big winners during first half of year
City state’s regulator will examine whether blockbuster deal could hit foreign-exchange pricing
Annual capital review finds that New York bank would struggle in a deep recession
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Worries about a political crisis replace confidence about a Trump re-election
The pound has been a ball-and-chain on successive UK governments
Payouts set to be slashed as companies protect their balance sheets
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FTSE dividends, already at reduced levels, are at risk of further declines
European parliament’s economic committee calls for rejection of male candidate put forward for EBA post
Firm that audited Wirecard goes live with audit committee webcast
Political swing states hardest hit as oil and gas employment continues to fall
Chinese stocks rise on PMI survey but unemployment still dogs economy
In a year of human and economic devastation, the FT looks at which companies have defied the odds
French lender thinks it can avoid pitfalls associated with opportunist approach during a crisis
The industrial metal will not be dragged up by gold
Banking partners stand by stricken company that put itself up for sale this week
Employers added 4.8m jobs in June but investors remain concerned over virus surge
Group aims to disrupt industry dominated by a handful of traditional names
Abundant global liquidity has only papered over EM’s debt problems and will not last
European commission says Netherlands, Belgium and Austria have failed to enforce EU rules
Bond markets are following trendy Japan as long-term yields collapse to zero or below
UK luxury carmaker has been locked in fight with creditors over raising new funding
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Departure ‘came out of the blue’ said investment managers set to buy the debt
The latest energy news: Democrats unveil plan to slash emissions, coronavirus and biofuels make strange bedfellows, oil’s hellish second quarter
Coronavirus helps drive frothy valuations in country’s healthcare stocks
There is a lot to lose and little to gain from market timing
Coronavirus hastens long-expected reckoning as prospect of enduring hit to demand sinks in
A well-informed decarbonisation trajectory calls for a quantitative investment approach via indices
The suicide of Alex Kearns — who thought he had lost heavily — has triggered calls for reform of online brokerages
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