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  1. ECB consensus builds for June rate cut but no appetite for big move, sources say
    Reuters | 12:17 PM EDT

    European Central Bank policymakers are becoming increasingly confident about cutting interest rates in June as inflation continues its march lower, but there is little to no appetite for a big move, six sources told Reuters.

  2. World breathes sigh of relief as Trump spares Fed, IMF
    Reuters | 06:04 AM EDT

    Global policymakers gathering in Washington this week breathed a collective sigh of relief that the U.S.-centric economic order that prevailed for the past 80 years was not collapsing just yet despite Donald Trump's inward-looking approach.

  3. World breathes sigh of relief as Trump spares Fed, IMF
    Reuters | 06:00 AM EDT

    * Trump eases pressure on Fed after market backlash. * U.S. signals it will stay in IMF, World Bank. * Policymakers have no alternative to dollar system. By Francesco Canepa, Jan Strupczewski and Leika Kihara.

  4. Analysis-Yen, BOJ's rate policy may remain focus in Japan-US trade talks
    Reuters | 04/25/25 11:52 PM EDT

    Japan may have averted U.S. pressure for a stronger yen in bilateral finance talks on Thursday, but a closer look at officials' descriptions of the meeting suggests currencies and the Bank of Japan's interest rate policy may remain key factors in broader trade negotiations.

  5. Conflicting US-China talks statements add to global trade confusion
    Reuters | 04/25/25 11:31 PM EDT

    -U.S. President Donald Trump asserted in an interview published on Friday that tariff negotiations were under way with China, but Beijing denied any talks were taking place, the latest in a series of conflicting signals over what progress was being made to de-escalate a trade war threatening to sap global growth.

  6. Conflicting US-China talks statements add to global trade confusion
    Reuters | 04/25/25 11:31 PM EDT

    -U.S. President Donald Trump asserted in an interview published on Friday that tariff negotiations were under way with China, but Beijing denied any talks were taking place, the latest in a series of conflicting signals over what progress was being made to de-escalate a trade war threatening to sap global growth.

  7. Los Angeles gets S&P downgrade on fiscal woes
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 04/25/25 05:42 PM EDT

    S&P Global Ratings dropped Los Angeles' ratings and assigned a negative outlook, citing a "weakening financial position and an emerging structural imbalance."

  8. Baker Tilly to merge with Moss Adams in $7 billion deal
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 04/25/25 04:46 PM EDT

    Baker Tilly is preparing a $7 billion merger with Moss Adams, another advisory firm. The deal will close in early June.

  9. Form 424B2 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
    EDGAR SEC Filings | 04/25/25 04:36 PM EDT

    http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250425/A82ZA222Z22282ZS222I2M44MLDLZK22Z672 Filed on: April 25, 2025.

  10. Former Fed governor Warsh blasts US central bank for leaving its lane
    Reuters | 04/25/25 04:35 PM EDT

    Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh, with whom President Donald Trump is reported to have discussed firing U.S. central bank chief Jerome Powell and installing him in his place, on Friday unleashed a barrage of criticism of the Fed and argued for fundamental changes to how it operates.

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