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Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Turmoil
President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on major trading partners, including China (34%), Japan (24%), and the EU (20%), triggering a global market sell-off and flight to safety in government bonds and gold as investors fear a trade war and economic slowdown; however, Bitcoin showed resilienc...
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Turmoil
President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on major trading partners, including China (34%), Japan (24%), and the EU (20%), triggering a global market sell-off and flight to safety in government bonds and gold as investors fear a trade war and economic slowdown; however, Bitcoin showed resilienc...
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36% Bias Score


Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
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44% Bias Score


Bangladesh Launches Global Hunt for \$25 Billion in Laundered Funds
Bangladesh's new banking chief is pursuing a global effort to recover an estimated \$25 billion laundered abroad by 11 powerful families linked to the ousted Awami League government, focusing on assets in the UK, UAE, US, Malaysia, and Singapore, with challenges arising from a halt in US aid and the...
Bangladesh Launches Global Hunt for \$25 Billion in Laundered Funds
Bangladesh's new banking chief is pursuing a global effort to recover an estimated \$25 billion laundered abroad by 11 powerful families linked to the ousted Awami League government, focusing on assets in the UK, UAE, US, Malaysia, and Singapore, with challenges arising from a halt in US aid and the...
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40% Bias Score


US Tariffs: Revenue, Restrictions, and Reciprocity
The US government uses tariffs for revenue, to restrict imports of strategically important goods to protect domestic industries, and to pursue reciprocal trade agreements; this reflects a trade-off between efficiency and national security and could lead to attempts at international currency interven...
US Tariffs: Revenue, Restrictions, and Reciprocity
The US government uses tariffs for revenue, to restrict imports of strategically important goods to protect domestic industries, and to pursue reciprocal trade agreements; this reflects a trade-off between efficiency and national security and could lead to attempts at international currency interven...
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36% Bias Score


CBO Warns of Potential US Government Default in Late 2025
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warns the U.S. government may default on its debt as early as August or September 2025 if Congress fails to raise the $36.1 trillion debt ceiling, creating a potential economic crisis.
CBO Warns of Potential US Government Default in Late 2025
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warns the U.S. government may default on its debt as early as August or September 2025 if Congress fails to raise the $36.1 trillion debt ceiling, creating a potential economic crisis.
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36% Bias Score


MFE Considers Increased Stake in ProsiebenSat.1, Stock Jumps 7%
Mediaset (MFE) is evaluating a potential bid to increase its 29.9% stake in ProsiebenSat.1, a German media company, potentially triggering a mandatory takeover offer if it surpasses 30% ownership. MFE's board will meet today to discuss the matter, with ProsiebenSat.1's stock price rising 7% in respo...
MFE Considers Increased Stake in ProsiebenSat.1, Stock Jumps 7%
Mediaset (MFE) is evaluating a potential bid to increase its 29.9% stake in ProsiebenSat.1, a German media company, potentially triggering a mandatory takeover offer if it surpasses 30% ownership. MFE's board will meet today to discuss the matter, with ProsiebenSat.1's stock price rising 7% in respo...
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24% Bias Score

Panama Papers: €1.2 Billion Recovered in Global Tax Crackdown
The Panama Papers leak of April 2016, containing 11 million documents from Mossack Fonseca, has led to the recovery of at least €1.2 billion in back taxes and penalties globally nine years later, with Spain recovering €200 million, highlighting the ongoing impact of investigative journalism on finan...

Panama Papers: €1.2 Billion Recovered in Global Tax Crackdown
The Panama Papers leak of April 2016, containing 11 million documents from Mossack Fonseca, has led to the recovery of at least €1.2 billion in back taxes and penalties globally nine years later, with Spain recovering €200 million, highlighting the ongoing impact of investigative journalism on finan...
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28% Bias Score

U.S. Economic Coercion Risks Undermining Dollar's Global Dominance
The U.S.'s use of economic pressure against its allies is raising concerns about the dollar's global dominance, prompting the EU to activate its Anti-Coercion Instrument and other nations to engage in contingency planning, including exploring alternatives to the dollar.

U.S. Economic Coercion Risks Undermining Dollar's Global Dominance
The U.S.'s use of economic pressure against its allies is raising concerns about the dollar's global dominance, prompting the EU to activate its Anti-Coercion Instrument and other nations to engage in contingency planning, including exploring alternatives to the dollar.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Administration Leverages Stablecoins to Boost Dollar Dominance
The Trump administration is using stablecoins to enhance the dollar's global dominance, aiming to tap into the $117 trillion global deposit market and increase demand for US Treasuries; the recently passed GENIUS Act regulates dollar-backed stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves.

Trump Administration Leverages Stablecoins to Boost Dollar Dominance
The Trump administration is using stablecoins to enhance the dollar's global dominance, aiming to tap into the $117 trillion global deposit market and increase demand for US Treasuries; the recently passed GENIUS Act regulates dollar-backed stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves.
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56% Bias Score

Fidelity Fund Manager's Winning Strategy and Future Outlook
Maxime Lemieux's Fidelity True North Fund outperformed the S&P/TSX Composite Total Return Index since 2009 using a long-term strategy focused on quality companies, diversification, and risk management, including investments in small- and mid-cap stocks and gold, while acknowledging risks from global...

Fidelity Fund Manager's Winning Strategy and Future Outlook
Maxime Lemieux's Fidelity True North Fund outperformed the S&P/TSX Composite Total Return Index since 2009 using a long-term strategy focused on quality companies, diversification, and risk management, including investments in small- and mid-cap stocks and gold, while acknowledging risks from global...
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36% Bias Score

RBC Investor Day: Growth Strategy Under Scrutiny Amid US Trade Tensions
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) will hold its first investor day in seven years on Thursday in Toronto to discuss future growth plans amid rising U.S. trade tensions and its substantial U.S. market presence which constitutes 26 percent of its revenue.

RBC Investor Day: Growth Strategy Under Scrutiny Amid US Trade Tensions
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) will hold its first investor day in seven years on Thursday in Toronto to discuss future growth plans amid rising U.S. trade tensions and its substantial U.S. market presence which constitutes 26 percent of its revenue.
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32% Bias Score

Belgium Warns Seizing Russian Assets Would Be 'Act of War'
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever warned that seizing almost €200 billion in frozen Russian assets would be an act of war, creating systemic financial risks and provoking Moscow's retaliation, while other European nations favor using the assets to support Ukraine.

Belgium Warns Seizing Russian Assets Would Be 'Act of War'
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever warned that seizing almost €200 billion in frozen Russian assets would be an act of war, creating systemic financial risks and provoking Moscow's retaliation, while other European nations favor using the assets to support Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
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