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Euro-area’s inflation accelerates in October

Bloomberg Euro-area inflation accelerated in October and underlying price pressures increased, complicating policy makers’ choices after the economy grew at its weakest pace since 2014. Consumer prices jumped 2.2 percent from a year earlier while a measure that strips out volatile components rose to 1.1 percent. Inflation has been stronger than the European Central Bank’s goal of just below 2 ...

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T-Mobile rallies as subscriber gains beat estimates in Q3

Bloomberg T-Mobile US Inc. rallied after adding more subscribers than Wall Street expected in the third quarter, giving fresh momentum to a company awaiting federal approval for its $26.5 billion acquisition of Sprint Corp. The carrier added 1.08 million monthly subscribers in the third quarter, beating the 844,000 projected. It was the fourth straight quarter to exceed more than 1 ...

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‘US recovery to be longest in history’

Bloomberg The US economic expansion will stretch into the 2020s and a flattening yield curve is normal and unlikely to invert soon, according to US investment manager Payden & Rygel. The global economy looks on firm footing across the board, with unemployment rates trending lower and inflation rates remaining well behaved, said Brad Boyd, senior vice president at the Los ...

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