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(Bloomberg) -- One exchange-traded fund shows how investors are increasing bets on a rebound in Chinese property junk bonds. Surging inflows have lifted total assets of the iShares USD Asia High Yield Bond Index ETF to $1.87 billion from $383 million at the end of August, an increase of 388%.

(Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Angela Merkel said the latest surge in Covid-19 infections is worse than anything Germany has experienced so far and called for tighter restrictions to help check the spread.

(Bloomberg) -- Conservative Chilean presidential candidate Jose Antonio Kast and leftist rival Gabriel Boric appear set to square off in a runoff next month, setting the stage for a hyper-polarized vote.  With 30% of ballots counted, Kast had 29.1% of the vote followed by Boric with 23.

(Bloomberg) -- Ghana’s central bank hiked its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2015. The monetary policy committee raised the rate by 100 basis points to 14.5%, the Bank of Ghana said in a statement Monday.

Missed a nail biter. the steelers down 17 to start the fourth quarter of this game before mounting a furious come back. you saw ben roethlisberger. he missed a week of practice. he pushed pittsburgh into the lead less than 3 1/2 remaining. 45 yard field goal attempt is good for pittsburgh to get out front. that was more time for l.a. to sprint to the end zone for a 53 yard score to ice the game. chargers won 41-37. if you did have jonathan taylor in your fantasy lineup, youre feeling good. he sc...

(Bloomberg) -- Bain Capital and Hellman & Friedman LLC agreed to buy health-care technology company Athenahealth Inc. in a $17 billion deal.

Prime minister aims to shore up misfiring economy in launching his new vision of capitalism

(Bloomberg) -- The world economy is approaching the northern hemisphere winter in disarray, unable to shake off the coronavirus crisis amid persisting supply disruptions, soaring prices and resurgent outbreaks.   Global surveys of purchasing managers this week are likely to point that way.

(Bloomberg) -- El Salvador intends to issue the world’s first sovereign Bitcoin bonds and build Bitcoin City, which will be free of income, property and capital gains taxes, President Nayib Bukele announced in the beach town of Mizata to a crowd of cheering Bitcoin enthusiasts.

Interest by brewing giants is a signal the world’s next great urban labour force will be bigger than China and India’s