Wall Street extends decline as mood sours
Bryce Elder
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Too many big names had disappointing results
Credit cards brighten US banks’ earnings
Credit card picture better for US banks as borrowers improve
Deeper reasons behind BHS pension woes
Reliance on low-yielding bonds eats into the industry
April oil price gain nears seven-year record
Weak dollar and declining US production ease oversupply concerns
Yen surges to 18-month high
Japan’s currency on track for biggest weekly advance since 2008
- Japanese equity funds hit by outflows
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China warns off commodity market punters
Text message warning to retail speculators is latest effort to prevent a bubble
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Seventh week of withdrawals as rise in the yen leads to retreat
- Yen surges to 18-month high
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European clearers pass first stress tests
Regulator assesses risk managers for potential systemic shocks
Fears Venezuelan imports heading for 60% slide
Government spending tumbles fast as crisis grows
Rating agency gives Portugal lifeline
Investment grade move allows ECB to keep buying country’s bonds
BT buoyed by easing competition fears
Banks lead fallers as FTSE 100 slips 1.3%
Market fears rise of late Brexit result
Electoral Commission says vote may not be known when markets open
Games makers defy predictions of doom
Top publishers have seen shares double in three years
MSCI Peru ruling threatens Frontier index
Fears the move would drive foreign investment away from $67bn bourse
China’s salary competitiveness slips
Shortage of talent and call of overseas opportunities help drive up pay, eroding competitiveness
EM flows maintain their momentum
Strong inflows help to compensate for outflows at start of year, though analysts warn of turbulence
Singing the blues over ‘broken’ boss pay
Weir vote reflects wider dismay at efforts to recast remuneration
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