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Defaults Expose Cracks in High-Flying Private Credit
Private‑credit markets clash with optimism as Bloomberg touts rebounds while WSJ warns loan health is deteriorating.
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Mortgage rates hit highest level in nearly a year
Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest levels in nearly a year, though recent data shows some modest volatility.
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What’s in the Proposed Crackdown on Megasize Retirement Accounts
New legislative efforts are targeting tax-advantaged retirement accounts with balances exceeding $10 million.
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The Zoom hack that says, ‘Don’t record me’
Users are pushing back against the proliferation of AI notetakers and recording tools in virtual meetings, specifically on Zoom.
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WSJ: The leader Xi Jinping once called his ‘role model’ is now Beijing’s supplicant, and China is making Putin wait for the gas deal Moscow badly needs
Geopolitical reports highlight a shifting power dynamic between China and Russia as Beijing exerts new pressure on Moscow regarding energy negotiations.
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Unease Over Korea Leveraged ETFs Grows as Lawmakers Demand Fix
South Korean lawmakers are calling for reforms as concerns grow over the risk and market influence of new leveraged ETFs.
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Mortgage rate outlook shifts after inflation update
Mortgage rates are fluctuating as the U.S. housing market reacts to May inflation data and shifting Federal Reserve signals.