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(Bloomberg) -- The British pound is beating more than 90% of the world’s currencies this year on signs the nation’s economy is holding up better than expected, keeping interest rates higher for longer.Most Read from BloombergBillions Pour Into Nigeria as Tinubu’s Reforms Start to Pay OffIs Now the Right Time to Invest in Bitcoin?United Plane Veers Off Runway in Third Boeing Mishap of WeekThe $1 Trillion Race to Rebuild Ukraine Is Slowly Getting GoingSummers Says Fed Is ‘Wrong’ on Neutral, Warns

Mark Frazier was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Commission and Doug Beaumont was appointed to the Planning Commission. Aisha Guitierrez, Blair Aas and Ralph Berumen were reappointed to the Parks and Rec Commission, while Amanda Rudeen, Michael Fortney and Ralph Lightfoot were reappointed to the Planning Commission.

(Bloomberg) -- There’s one topic dominating the agenda as FX traders descend on Miami this week: how the currency market can adjust to a fast-approaching change to US stock settlements that stands to shake-up their industry.Most Read from BloombergMusk Says Putin Can’t Lose in Ukraine, Opposes Senate BillTrump Asks Supreme Court to Keep DC Election Trial on HoldPutin Seeks Revenge on a World Order He Once Wanted to JoinWall Street Roiled by ‘Still Sticky’ CPI Signals: Markets WrapRepresentatives

(Bloomberg) -- Opposition leader Keir Starmer shredded his pledge to spend £28 billion ($35 billion) a year transitioning the UK to green energy, the clearest sign yet of his poll-leading Labour Party’s determination to avoid Conservative attacks over taxes that have shaped the outcome of past elections.Most Read from BloombergA 99% Bond Wipeout Hands Hedge Funds a Harsh Lesson on ChinaUkraine’s Army Chief Replaced After Rift With ZelenskiyEpstein Contacted Staley for Years at Barclays Using Go-

(Bloomberg) -- Opposition leader Keir Starmer shredded his pledge to spend £28 billion ($35 billion) a year transitioning the UK to green energy, the clearest sign yet of his poll-leading Labour Party’s determination to avoid Conservative attacks over taxes that have shaped the outcome of past elections.Most Read from BloombergA 99% Bond Wipeout Hands Hedge Funds a Harsh Lesson on ChinaZaluzhnyi Leaves as Ukraine’s Army Chief Amid Deepening RiftEpstein Contacted Staley for Years at Barclays Usin