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Trump’s vote-buying checks are in the mail

After promising $5,000 for voting GOP, Trump is now diverting public funds to send out checks to offset the health care costs ...
By Makiko Yamazaki and Tamiyuki Kihara TOKYO, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Japan's government said on Friday it would reboot its spending review, widening scrutiny of tens of billions of dollars in public funds ...
A standoff between central banks and their cash-strapped governments may well be looming as an intensifying bond market crunch reopens questions about the political independence of the banks well ...
The International and Global Growth Funds outperformed benchmarks despite a volatile third quarter. Read the full analysis ...
Takaichi sought to distance herself from reflationary policies, which traditionally rely on monetary easing and fiscal ...
The average piece of direct mail costs between 30 cents and $3, according to Mail Processing Associates, a print, mail, and ...
TD Cowen’s Best Ideas Canada report highlights an economy more resilient than expected, despite tariffs and slower population ...
The approaching US mid-term elections could hold significant implications for the dollar's long term trend action. We look at ...
Central banks currently appear reluctant to rebuild holdings of sovereign debt, yet those holdings played a significant role in the swelling public ...
Two forces pull against each other: an administration that needs cheaper borrowed money, and a central bank that denies it.
MUFG stays cautious on the New Zealand dollar as rising bond yields hit high-beta FX, while Credit Agricole and Westpac see ...
Japan is rebooting its DOGE-style spending review, targeting 201 public funds holding around 7 trillion yen, to help pay for ...