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Global stocks rally on China reopening bets, dollar falls

Global stocks rallied as speculation that China may unwind its stringent Covid Zero policy fueled risk-on sentiment across markets. The dollar and Treasury yields fell ahead of a key Federal Reserve decision. US-listed Chinese stocks soared in premarket trading, tracking the rally in Chinese markets after an unverified social media post triggered speculation that Beijing is looking to phase out ...

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Credit Suisse bites the bullet. It’s not enough

Paul J. Davies Credit Suisse Group AG finally bit the bullet. A properly radical transformation is on the way. It will shut down, sell or spin off most of its investment bank and become a more focused international wealth and asset manager with some trading capabilities attached to a traditional Swiss bank. The new leadership of Chairman Axel Lehmann and ...

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Don’t write off the retooled Covid boosters

Lisa Jarvis Two new, small studies are stirring up more controversy over the new Covid boosters, updated to match the omicron BA.4 and BA.5 strains. The research suggests the shots are no better than old boosters. But that doesn’t mean we should write them off — and certainly doesn’t mean that getting one won’t save lives. The studies are small, ...

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