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(Bloomberg) -- Telefonica SA is considering options for its Spanish fiber network, including a stake sale, according to people familiar with the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging markets haven’t looked so exposed to climbing U.S. yields for almost half a decade. The correlation between currencies in the developing world and short-term Treasuries increased to around strongest level since 2017 last week.

(Bloomberg) -- Carles Puigdemont, who has been a fugitive from Spain since his role in 2017’s failed push for Catalan independence, faces an extradition hearing on the Italian island of Sardinia on Monday.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The first big data release from the 2020 Census in August contained some positive news about America’s biggest cities.

(Bloomberg) -- Citadel founder Ken Griffin said his firm’s future in Chicago may be counted in years, not decades, if officials don’t get a handle on problems like crime in the nation’s third-most-populous city.

(Bloomberg) -- Beleaguered Italian ferry operator Moby SpA dropped its request for an order blocking Morgan Stanley from trading in the company’s debt or interfering in its restructuring.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The Federal Reserve is planning to tighten credit even as forecasts call for U.S. economic growth to slow and the recent high inflation rates to recede. With just the smallest of missteps, the central bank risks either overkill, or a further loss in credibility.

(Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s primary election went just the way investors wanted, delivering a stinging rebuke to President Alberto Fernandez and leftist policies that have upended the economy.

(Bloomberg) -- Germany’s economy ministry is joining a European Central Bank campaign trying to assuage concerns among the population that currently high inflation rates are here to stay.

(Bloomberg) -- The Greek government is forecasting that rising investments next year will help the economy grow by 4.5%, leading to reduced debt and deficit ratios. The country’s stronger-than-forecast increase in output this year has come along with what’s expected to be 11.