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The British pound and U.K. government bond yields shot higher Thursday in reaction to the surprise resignation of Sajid Javid as chancellor, as markets anticipate more spending from the Boris Johnson-led government......»»

The British pound tumbled on Tuesday, with investors rattled by a report that the government wants to legally prevent the Brexit process from extending beyond next year, which could raise the chances of a hard exit......»»

The pound weakened and stocks on world markets declined on Tuesday after British lawmakers rejected the government's proposed timetable for passing legislation to ratify its deal to exit the European Union......»»

Stocks on world markets declined, with the S&P 500 turning lower, and the pound weakened on Tuesday after British lawmakers rejected the government's proposed timetable for passing legislation to ratify a deal over Britain's exit from the European Union......»»

Rekindled U.S.-China trade hopes supported share markets on Tuesday, while Britain's pound was whipsawed by another twist in the Brexit drama as the UK's top court dramatically overruled the government's suspension of parliament......»»

Rekindled U.S.-China trade hopes lifted share markets on Tuesday, while the pound was whipsawed by another dramatic Brexit twist after the UK's top court ruled the government's suspension of parliament had been unlawful......»»

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U.K. stocks rose for a third straight session on Thursday, as traders largely ignored a rally in the pound and instead welcomed reports that Britain plans to stay in the customs union after Brexit......»»

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It seems like Elon Musk just can’t stay away from the spotlight.  He tweeted again, and the market crashed. Again. But there might have been the Chinese government involved. So here’s a rundown of what Musk said, or rather, tweeted this week. read more.....»»

U.K. unemployment fell faster than expected between January and March, government data showed on Tuesday, as the number of employees on payroll increased for the fifth month in a row and hiring accelerated......»»

Treasury rates inch higher but moves were comparatively subdued against a backdrop of equity markets that were skidding sharply lower partly on fears of out-of-control inflation......»»

Fitz-Gerald Group chief investment officer Keith Fitz-Gerald argues markets will "definitely" react to “big government” controlling your money......»»

The big surprise in financial markets over the last two weeks has been the strength in government bonds, even after stronger-than-forecast U.S. consumer price and retail sales data were released. Here's one analyst's explanation of what's going on......»»

All manner of weird things keep happening in financial markets, from bond yields that go down when they should go up, to near-daily swings between big-picture convictions. It's hard to manage money when everything feels so fragile......»»

All manner of weird things keep happening in financial markets, from bond yields that go down when they should go up, to near-daily swings between big-picture convictions. It's hard to manage money when everything feels so fragile......»»

European equities were broadly higher on Tuesday as the market eyes key U.S. inflation data to be released later in the day, with a firmer pound weighing on dollar-earning companies listed in London......»»

U.S. equity futures traded lower ahead of Tuesday's Wall Street session even as the U.S. government reported that employers went on a hiring spree in March, adding 916,000 jobs, the most since August......»»

Treasury markets are set to wrap up a tumultuous quarter that saw long-dated government paper take deep losses......»»

Hopes that economies will regain ground lost since last year's first outbreaks of coronavirus thanks to COVID-19 vaccinations and huge amounts of government have helped support stocks......»»