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A man walks along Wall Street in New York September 18, 2008.

Wall Street Ends Down Sharply On Fears Of Aggressive Fed Rate Hikes

Wall Street ended sharply lower on Thursday after U.S.

As U.S.-Canada Border Closures Risk Trade, More Govt Action Is Likely

US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-CANADA-TRUCKING:As U.S.-Canada border closures risk trade, more govt action is likely

Canada-U.S. Border City Seeks Court Order To Remove Truck Protesters

Trucks block downtown streets as truckers and their supporters continue to protest against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandates, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, February 10, 2022.

A Canadian mayor said on Thursday his city was seeking a court order to remove anti-coronavirus mandate protesters who have blocked a vital U.S.-Canada trade route and forced automakers in both countries to reduce operations.

U.S. Urges Canada To Use Federal Powers To Ease Border Protest Disruption

Canada should use federal powers to ease the growing economic disruption caused by the blockage of a vital U.S.-Canada trade route by protesters opposed to coronavirus mandates, U.S.

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A vendor sells vegetables at a retail market in Kolkata, India, December 12, 2018.

India's Retail Inflation Likely Reached RBI's 6% Upper Limit In January: Reuters Poll

INDIA-ECONOMY-POLL:India's retail inflation likely reached RBI's 6% upper limit in January: Reuters poll

Visitors look at a stock quotation board at Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo Japan, October 11, 2018.

Stock Recovery Takes A Breather Ahead Of U.S. Inflation Numbers

GLOBAL-MARKETS:Stock recovery takes a breather ahead of U.S. inflation numbers

Stock Rally Loses Steam In Asia As U.S. Inflation Test Looms

GLOBAL-MARKETS:Stock rally loses steam in Asia as U.S. inflation test looms

Stocks Lose Steam In Asia Before U.S. Inflation Test

GLOBAL-MARKETS:Stocks lose steam in Asia before U.S. inflation test

U.S. Inflation Data Hits Global Stocks, Lifts Benchmark Yields

Major global stock indexes fell on Thursday under pressure from crucial U.S. inflation data, falling technology shares and rising benchmark bond yields.

U.S. Inflation Data Hits Tech Stocks, Lifts Benchmark Yields

Crucial U.S. inflation data raised expectations on Thursday the Fed may act aggressively to cool inflation, sending Wall Street shares churning, hitting global tech stocks and shooting benchmark U.S.

Farmers look at a large grain harvester during the Agrishow farm equipment fair in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, May 1, 2019.

Brazil Plans To Unleash $707 Million In Fresh Agriculture Subsidies - Source

BRAZIL-ECONOMY-AGRICULTURE:Brazil plans to unleash $707 million in fresh agriculture subsidies - source

Anderson Soletti shows soybeans at his soy plantation affected by drought, in Espumoso, Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil January 10, 2022.

Brazil's Expected Soy Crop Losses Already A Modern Era Record -Braun

BRAZIL-SOYBEANS-BRAUN:Brazil's expected soy crop losses already a modern era record -Braun

People play hockey while vehicles block the route leading from the Ambassador Bridge, linking Detroit and Windsor, as truckers and their supporters continue to protest against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandates, in Windsor, Ontario, Canad

U.S. And Canada Fear Economic Damage From Border Crossing Protest

US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-CANADA-TRUCKING:U.S. and Canada fear economic damage from border crossing protest

Vintage beer bottles, some dating back to the 1800's are displayed in a showcase at the Brooklyn Brewery in the Brooklyn borough of New York, United States, March 9, 2015.

Treasury Wants To Stir Up U.S. Alcohol Market To Help Smaller Players

USA-TREASURY-ALCOHOL:Treasury wants to stir up U.S. alcohol market to help smaller players

Is A Global Recession Coming? Bond Market Decline Has Investors Spooked

A rise in default rates has led some experts to point to historical precedent, which suggests a recession ahead.

Economic Stability 2016: Financial Leaders Urge Normalized Behavior As Fed Looks At Interest Rate Hike

Claudio Borio of the Bank of International Settlements noted that the end of market “turbulence” should not be understood as total economic stability.

Brazil Recession Means Blue Christmas For Vendors In Paraguay Border Town

Vendors in the border town of Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, said sales are dropping as Brazilian shoppers disappear from the city's sprawling markets.

Wal-Mart Cries Foul Over 'Astonishing' Tax Increase In Debt-Stricken Puerto Rico

The retailer's Puerto Rico unit filed a lawsuit against the commonwealth over a new tax it claimed would lift its tax burden above 90 percent of operating income.

US Senate, House Look To Pass Tax Break Extensions For Renewable Energy, Earned Income By Year's End

As year-end deadlines loom, legislators are still tangling over a range of tax break extensions for industries like renewable energy and healthcare.

Eurozone Authorities On Edge Over British Demands For 'Multicurrency Union'

EU-wide debt crises and the meltdown of Greek relations have made holdouts like Poland and Sweden wary of adopting the euro.

Fed Makes Stress Test Changes Following Report To Remedy Faults

An internal review of the U.S. Federal Reserve's bank stress tests discovered significant issues in the way the central bank has run them.

E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Chipotle Spreads To 9 States

The restaurant chain's stock took a dive Friday after federal regulators announced more illnesses have been linked to its menu offerings.

The Fed Is Expected To Begin Raising Interest Rates Soon, But How Quickly?

Friday’s robust jobs report has cleared they way for the Fed to begin raising interest rates later this month. The pace of those rate hikes is key.

Markets: Stocks Surge As Jobs Report Points To A Robust Economy

The latest jobs report suggests the economy is robust enough for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month for the first time in nearly a decade.

November Jobs Report: The Mining Sector’s Still Getting Crushed

Since hitting a peak last year, mining jobs have declined by 123,000, largely because of struggles in the oil, gas and coal industries.

US Economy Added 211,000 Jobs In November, Unemployment Rate Stays At 5%

The U.S. created 211,000 jobs in November, a result that sets the stage for a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike later this month.

China’s Volatile Stock Markets To Introduce 'Circuit Breaker' Mechanism To Stem Excessive Fluctuations

From January, trading will be suspended for 15 minutes if markets rise or fall 5 percent, and halted for the day if the fluctuation reaches 7 percent.

2015 Mass Shootings: Security Experts Advise Companies To Re-evaluate Safety Following A Series Of Deadly Attacks

Following Wednesday’s shooting in San Bernardino, California, corporate security experts are taking a second look at proactive steps to reduce workplace violence.