November 23, 2024

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BOJ Boosts Regular Bond Buying Operation as Yield Nears Ceiling
China Reinstates Risk Reserves for Derivatives to Support Yuan
Mazda Sees No Return Path to Production in Russia, Yomiuri Says
Britain Ramping Up Low-Tax Zones In Truss’s Growth Push
Interpol Issues Red Notice for Terra’s Do Kwon, South Korea Says
Flight Bookings Out of Hong Kong Leap 400%, With Osaka Up 7,300%
Bolsonaro, Lula Enter Final Week Before Presidential Election
Mozambique’s Nyusi Re-elected as Leader of Ruling Party
Nigeria to Allow Savers to Dip Into Pension Funds for Mortgages
Americans Are Tapping Home Equity Despite Jump in Rates
Spieth Goes 5-0 as Americans Rule Presidents Cup Again
Dolphins Halt Allen, Survive ‘Butt Punt’ to Beat Bills
The Detroit of Asia Now Wants a Shot at EVs
Shinzo Abe’s Funeral Furor Is Japan’s Most Unedifying Debate
We’re Drawing the Wrong Lesson From the Third Energy Crisis
To Find Success at Work, Match Your Job With Your Personality
US Is Inflating Its Debt Away After Unprecedented Spending Binge
Columbia Business School Reimagines Its Future With a New Campus
Labour Pledges 13,000 New Officers in ‘Return to Neighbourhood Policing’
Dissident: ‘Iranian Women Are Furious’ Over Headscarf Death
Powerful Typhoon Leaves 5 Rescuers Dead in North Philippines
Mega-Polluting Coal Plans Clash With Australia’s Climate Goals
Pop-Up Libraries Are Helping Melbourne Move on From Lockdowns
Why This Newly Constructed Apartment Building Looks ‘Historic’
The Building Game That Doesn’t Let You Build
One Bitcoin Equals One Bitcoin Becomes the Narrative as the Drop Gets ‘Too Painful’
Crypto DAOs and Their Token Holders Aren’t Safe From the CFTC
Cryptocurrencies Extend Drop as ‘Tough Environment’ Culls Demand
John Paulson became a billionaire after his hedge fund effectively shorted more than $25 billion of mortgage securities at the dawn of the global financial crisis. 
As he sizes up yet another frothy housing market some 15 years later, the founder of Paulson & Co. says another downturn in US home prices may be in the cards — but the banking system is in a much better condition to handle it.  

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