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China Partly Shuts World’s Third-Busiest Port on Covid Case
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GDP nowcast shows 1.8% expansion in Q3 as U.S. inflation peaks
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It looks like the Democratic president faces a difficult political choice concerning the Republican Fed Chair. But he has options.
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This is what the world’s buyers are saying about the economic outlook around the world, be it good or bad.
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John Authers
Inflation Mystery Meat May Be Food for the Dollar
With no easing in price pressures, it’s fair to expect the U.S. currency to gain — even if slicing and dicing the numbers doesn’t provide a great deal of clarity.
Tara Lachapelle
Redditors Inspire Hedge Funds to Love the Valley of Death
The GameStop revolt has led to more love for unicorns with punishing gestation periods.
Mohamed A. El Erian
CPI Report Can’t Settle the Big Inflation Debate
The data for July isn’t conclusive enough for the “transitory” camp or its opponents to declare victory.
Conor Sen
Disney’s Star Wars ‘Experience’ Taps Into America’s Rich
The entertainment company's new galactic-themed hotel may launch a new era of high-end spending options aimed at the rapidly expanding top end of the wealth scale.
John Authers
Are We Ready for a World Without Merkel?
Political uncertainty is the last thing Europe and its single currency need right now.
Marcus Ashworth
The Fed Is Watching How the BOE Inches to a Taper
No one remembers the 2013 tantrum with affection. So how Bailey approaches the end of the U.K.’s QE program may inform how Powell proceeds with his.
Daniel Moss
Singapore's Social Divisions Aren't So Clear Cut
The role of foreigners in the economy has been scrutinized amid the pandemic, yet class anxieties may be the country's bigger pressure point.
Tyler Cowen
Delta Straussians Know How to Live with Covid
Don’t fret about rising case numbers. Just get vaccinated and live your life.
The Abraham Accords One Year On
Eitan Na’eh, Head of Mission at the Embassy of Israel to the UAE discusses how bilateral trade between Israel and the UAE has progressed since the announcement of the deal on August 13, 2020. He speaks with Manus Cranny on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East." (Source: Bloomberg)
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