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Indonesia, Philippines Set to Hold Rates With Outlook Dim: Guide Dec 17 2020, 5:37 AM December 17 2020, 2:30 AM December 17 2020, 5:37 AM (Bloomberg) -- Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines are expected to keep their key interest rates steady Thursday, letting recent reductions filter through economies facing difficult recoveries. (Bloomberg) -- Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines are expected to keep their key interest rates steady Thursday, letting recent reductions filte...

(Bloomberg) -- Traders see U.S. inflation averaging at least 2% per year over the coming decade, the first time that expectations have climbed that high since 2018. The 10-year breakeven rate -- a measure that draws on pricing for inflation-linked Treasuries -- rose as high as 2.

(Bloomberg) -- Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., the Canadian convenience-store giant that owns the Circle K chain, is exploring a potential acquisition of French grocer Carrefour SA, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Investors Have a New Default Worry in China’s Debt Market Jan 12 2021, 5:00 PM January 12 2021, 6:00 AM January 12 2021, 5:00 PM (Bloomberg) -- Investor confidence in China Fortune Land Development Co. Ltd. is tumbling as concerns grow about its debt repayment abilities just as Beijing steps up efforts to cut risk in the real estate sector. (Bloomberg) -- Investor confidence in China Fortune Land Development Co. Ltd. is tumbling as concerns grow about its debt repayment abilities just a...

(Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration’s final days are proving as confounding as ever for companies and investors stuck in the middle of an increasingly contentious U.S.-China relationship. After a week of widespread confusion over the scope of a U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Hungary will probably keep its base interest rate unchanged after the end of a dispute with the European Union and slowing inflation turns attention to potential easing via other means. The central bank will keep the rate offered on required reserves at 0.

(Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s won has the potential to test resistance at its 2018 high after the currency posted the strongest gain in Asia last quarter. How soon it may get there depends in part on what the central bank says about the rally at its policy meeting in Seoul this week.

(Bloomberg) -- Signature Aviation Plc agreed to a $4.63 billion buyout by Global Infrastructure Partners, which raised its bid for the world’s largest private jet-base operator. Signature Aviation investors will receive 405 pence ($5.50) per share held, according to a statement Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- Monthly inflation in urban parts of Egypt decelerated to its lowest level in 18 months in December, pulled down by an easing in food prices, according to the state-run statistics agency, CAPMAS. Monthly inflation decelerated 0.4% compared to a 0.8% expansion in November.

(Bloomberg) -- Amid a week of political chaos, a more benign upheaval took hold in the stock market, where frantic shifts in investor positioning reordered winners and losers and breathed more life into a once-faltering strategy.