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(Bloomberg) -- Crypto billionaire Mike Novogratz wants to help New Yorkers offer advice to Eric Adams when he becomes mayor in January.

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(Bloomberg) -- A group of the world’s biggest asset owners are proposing a dramatic escalation of joint public-private financing ventures in a bid to help poor countries weather the climate crisis.

(Bloomberg) -- Shorter-maturity Indian bonds are poised to extend losses amid growing expectations the central bank will accelerate its policy normalization as the economic revival gains traction.

(Bloomberg) -- German inflation surged more than expected in November, complicating the European Central Bank’s mission to convince consumers that the current spike will soon ease. Prices increased an annual 6% under a European-Union harmonized measure. A national gauge rose to 5.

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(Bloomberg) -- U.S. employers probably added more than half a million workers for a second straight month in November, pushing the labor market closer to a full recovery despite swirling inflation worries and persistent Covid-19 infections.

(Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner broke her silence on a deal between the country and the International Monetary Fund, saying the approval will be the responsibility of the entire congress.

The frontrunner for Honduras’s presidential election, Xiomara Castro, would consider a program with the International Monetary Fund if the new government is able to negotiate terms that aren’t too onerous for the country, her top adviser said.

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