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(Bloomberg) -- Eager to show their commitment to mitigate climate change, U.S. colleges are touting their efforts in the bond market with a trendy financing tool.

(Bloomberg) -- Sign up for the New Economy Daily newsletter, follow us @economics and subscribe to our podcast. The European Central Bank’s go-slow approach to monetary policy tightening is putting a wall around local bond markets against the global turmoil sparked by its U.S. counterpart.

(Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden said he would send American troops to Eastern Europe as the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to weigh on the U.S. and its allies.  The U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Global risk assets may be tumbling after the Federal Reserve’s hawkish pivot, but the modest reaction in Southeast Asian markets points to a pocket of resilience that offers opportunities to investors.

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks may come under pressure Thursday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a March interest-rate liftoff and left open the possibility of hikes at each policy meeting. Treasuries slid, the dollar jumped and U.S. shares were mixed.

(Bloomberg) -- For those touting Chinese sovereign bonds as the place to be for debt investors, China market watchers are warning that the best parts of a rally could already be over.

(Bloomberg) -- Hopson Development’s shares tumbled the most since 2009 after the builder -- seen as one of the safer names among China’s property companies -- said PricewaterhouseCoopers has resigned as its auditor.  U.S.

Argentina reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund that will allow the country access to new financing, President Alberto Fernandez said Friday.

(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may consider the first half-point interest-rate increase in more than two decades later this year if he needs a “shock and awe” approach to counter persistently high inflation that risks feeding into Americans’ psychology.

(Bloomberg) -- Gold extended losses -- after falling the most in two months -- as a more hawkish-than-expected U.S. Federal Reserve underscored the central bank’s aggressive approach to tackling inflation.