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Global bond and equity markets are ending the first quarter on a high note, with investors poised for more wild swings ahead after months of the mood lurching between optimism and pessimism about...

Global bond and equity markets are ending the first quarter on a high note, with investors poised for more wild swings ahead after months of the mood lurching between optimism and pessimism about prospective rate cuts from major central banks. MSCI's global share index, which smashed through record highs in March, is up 10% since mid January after traders dropped earlier bets for as many as seven U.S. rate cuts in 2024 but then chose to celebrate the idea of cuts starting in June.

Bond investors are urging squabbling European Union leaders to get their act together on defense spending and make the bloc’s trillion-euro bond program permanent. That means demand won’t number among the challenges faced by EU politicians at loggerheads over whether to boost shared military capabilities by issuing joint bonds. Fund…

The Choteau Elementary and High School districts combined boards on Feb. 13 approved holding elementary and high school district school elections by mail ballot this spring to elect new board

Association of UK’s independent broadband network provider set up working group   designed to ensure that full-fibre rollout across all of the country is not held back by inconsistencies in the availability of physical infrastructure. 

A local tattoo parlor in Michigan is back open after being temporarily shut down for health code violations.Vivid Arts tattoo parlor was temporarily shut down i

A local tattoo parlor in Michigan is back open after being temporarily shut down for health code violations.Vivid Arts tattoo parlor was temporarily shut down i

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

The city reported 24 homicides in 2023, which is only the third time in the past 10 years Lexington reported 24 or fewer annual homicides.

Resource stocks weigh on index