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(Bloomberg) -- Gold held the previous day’s loss as bond yields climbed on speculation that the Federal Reserve will be more aggressive in tightening monetary policy to contain decades-high inflation.

(Bloomberg) -- More than a million Covid-19 vaccine shots expired in Indonesia before they could be given out, as most of them were donated with a short shelf life. Of the 1.

(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s central bank gave the first signs Thursday that it will begin normalizing policy soon, even as it left its benchmark interest rate unchanged.  Bank Indonesia kept the seven-day reverse repurchase rate at a record-low 3.

(Bloomberg) -- The stellar start to the year for Chilean assets now hangs in the balance, dependent on one announcement by President-elect Gabriel Boric on Friday -- his finance minister.

(Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka’s central bank raised borrowing costs for the first time in three meetings as policy makers sought to arrest price pressures in an economy pushed back into contraction territory by the pandemic.

(Bloomberg) -- New York City and Chicago are home to some of the most vulnerable housing markets in the U.S., where the pandemic continues to threaten homeowners and the broader economy.

(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s central bank will start normalizing its policy this year, starting with raising the reserve ratio for banks. The reserve requirement ratio for conventional banks will be raised to 5%, from 3.

(Bloomberg) -- The lira’s unpredictability weighed on Commercial Bank of Qatar last year, but the lender’s chief executive officer said it has no plans to exit Turkey.

(Bloomberg) -- Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley won a second term in office after pulling the island’s economy back from the brink and restoring economic stability during her first government.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks and bonds are out, and oil is in. That’s the playbook for hedge funds trying to navigate persistent inflation, rising interest rates and a slumping tech-heavy equity market. Federal Reserve tightening cycles have historically spurred rallies in cyclical stocks.