Japanese Investors Could Deepen Pressure on U.S. Bonds
Japanese investors, long among the biggest buyers of U.S. government debt, are beginning to find better returns at home, raising concerns that a key pillar of Treasury market demand could weaken just as Washington’s borrowing needs continue to climb. Japan collectively owns roughly $1 trillion in...
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Italy Flat Tax Regime Now Charges €300,000 for New Applicants
Italy's substitute tax for wealthy newcomers has reached €300,000 annually, with earlier entrants grandfathered at lower rates. The regime now...
Boeing Eyes China Revival With Potential 500-Jet Order
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Debt Anxiety Emerges as Rare Bipartisan Issue in the US
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AI Threat to White-Collar Jobs May Create a New ‘Wired Belt’
America’s next major economic disruption may not hit factory floors first. It could arrive in office towers, university hubs, and...
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