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Sunday, 19 April 2026
First appeared
Friday, 25 September 2026
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Liz Sawyer· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadPolarazing personality in, out of City Hall

Kaohly Her has built career on close bonds, but mayor's style can blur workplace lines.

Ian Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadForeign investors favour US stocks over Treasuries as debt fears mount

‘Huge shift’ in capital markets ● 10-year yield highest since 2007 ● Bonds now ‘risky asset of choice’

LeadUS bonds slide after Bessent’s buybacks fail to calm jitters

Sell-off persists despite intervention • Debt pile and inflation stoke anxiety

David UbertiPeter Rudegeair· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryStocks, Bonds Slide in Brushoff To Bessent

Markets are on edge as retailers’ latest results offer more consumer gloom

Harriet Clarfelt· Financial Times · UK
LeadLong-term borrowing costs hit highs as inflation and fiscal deficit fears rise

AI bonds surge fuels sell-off ● Public debt under strain ● Fallout for equities ● Oil's rise dims outlook

Verity RatcliffeSteff Chavez· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil hits $100 as Trump weighs ‘massive’ strike on Iran targets

Escalation batters stocks and bonds ● Houthi threat deepens market fears

Hannah Erin Lang· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadRisk Premium for Holding Stocks Over Bonds Vanishes

Measure hovers at low levels not seen since the bursting of the dot-com bubble

Heather Stewart· The Guardian · UK
LeadLabour under pressure after UK borrowing costs hit 28-year high

Fears long-term bonds sell-off could blow hole in Reeves's spending plans

Verity RatcliffeIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil price surges after Trump warns he ‘does not want’ to lift blockade on Iran

Crude closes in on $120 a barrel ● Inflation fears hit European bonds ● Fed holds rates amid turmoil

Nathaniel Minor· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
Secondary3 items that could still pass at Capitol

Paths seen for HCMC, bonds, anti-fraud bills before May 18 closure.