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(Bloomberg) -- As populism tested the ability of Europe’s mainstream parties to adapt, one country stood out as an exception: Portugal. General elections on Sunday are likely to cement its status as an oasis for the political center.  Yet it’s not without risks.

(Bloomberg) -- Welcome to the Weekly Fix, the newsletter where flat is the new black. I’m Bloomberg’s chief rates correspondent for Asia, Garfield Reynolds.

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(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s oil companies are outperforming their energy-producing peers as the highest oil prices in seven years brings a windfall of cash.

(Bloomberg) -- India’s central bank has not fallen behind the curve, having maintained an easy monetary policy stance even as other economies across the world have started tightening, a top official said Friday.

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

(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve signaled it will start raising interest rates “soon” and shrink its bond holdings after liftoff has begun, moving toward ending ultra-easy pandemic support to fight the hottest inflation in a generation.

(Bloomberg) -- A measure of credit risk rose on Wednesday to the highest level since November 2020 after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank was ready to raise interest rates in March and may continue to hike to tackle inflation.

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks dropped by the most in over a month as hawkish remarks by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell sparked selling in the region’s technology giants.  The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell as much as 2%, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Sony Group Corp.