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Relentless Rise in Interest Rates Looms Over Another Volatile Week for Markets

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, which underpins everything from mortgages to credit cards, was on course to rise for a twelfth consecutive week, matching the longest streak since 1984.

By Joe Rennison and Isabella Simonetti

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Investing in the Shadow of a Recession

Recessions come in many varieties. Any would bring pain, but if history is a guide, stocks and bonds are likely to rise eventually, our columnist says.

By Jeff Sommer

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Why Japan Stands Virtually Alone in Keeping Interest Rates Ultralow

The yen is plummeting and inflation is climbing, but Japan’s economic circumstances have led to a view that raising rates would do more harm than good.

By Ben Dooley

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After a Storm, Britain’s Economy Finds Itself Rudderless

The departure of Prime Minister Liz Truss raises uncertainty in a country searching for answers to soaring inflation and stagnant growth.

By Eshe Nelson

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