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Economy : 2018March28Wednesday

US Economy Grew At A Faster Pace Than Earlier Thought

Economy, incentives and migrants give Germany baby boom

How To Thrive In The Gig Economy

US economy grew at a pace very close to Trump's 3 percent goal at end of last year

Measuring the economy with location data

Trump Targets China's Push to Make Its Economy High-Tech

Fewer immigrants = a weaker UK economy

Optimism Abounds: The American Economy is Coming Back Strong

India's economy is back on track. Can it pick up speed?

China Beige Book Shows Economy May Be Losing Steam

Monetary : 2018March28Wednesday

The distributional effects of UK monetary policy

Who Needs Wall Street When You Can Have A Monetary Unicorn?

Mongolia to further loosen monetary policy to create jobs

Thoughts On A Long-Run Monetary Policy Framework, Part 2: The Principle Of Bounded Nominal Uncertainty

When Fiscal And Monetary Policy Collide

Namibian central bank to implement further monetary easing in 2018: BMI report

BOJ's Kuroda says need to stick with current monetary easing framework

RBI monetary policy: Is flexible inflation targeting working well in India?

Analysts expect MAS to tighten monetary policy in April

PBOC Signals Yi to Run China's Monetary Policy, Guo in 'Support'

Finance : 2018March28Wednesday

The Finance 202: Big business isn't championing tax cuts. That could hurt Republicans in the midterms

Blockchain Tops 2017 Fintech Enquiries, Says Swiss Finance Regulator

5000 UK finance jobs may be moved by Brexit, half earlier forecast - Reuters

How Asia's Entrepreneurs Are Disrupting The Finance Industry

Bank of England reassures finance companies on Brexit transition deal

Prosecutors: Chinese insurance boss tried on finance charges

Southington finance board approves budget, education leaders unhappy with increase

Transition deal gives EU finance firms passporting breather - Britain's FCA

Brexit and the City - Tracking the fortunes of London's financial districts

Manifestos part 3: From finance and farming to tourism and a digital future

Stock Market: 2018March28Wednesday

Is it too late to jump back into the stock market?

US Government Bonds Rise Amid Stock-Market Volatility

Dow rises more than 200 points as tech shares try to bounce back

Apple, Amazon and Alphabet make up 10% of the stock market and that's made the bull far too reliant on tech

Stock Market Renews Selling As Amazon, Netflix Lead Tech Sell-Off

Why tech stocks can drag the whole market down

Why the Stock Market Is Poised for a Major Breakdown

Stock Market Today Opens Mixed As FANG Leader Undercuts 50-Day Line

Economist fears a 30 percent stock market correction with consumer spending 'maxed out'

Despite recent market turmoil, JPMorgan strategist says US stocks still a 'buy'

Currency: 2018March28Wednesday

US and South Korea to revise trade pact with currency side deal

US, South Korea near agreement on currency manipulation

Cross-currency basis feels the BEAT

Complicatedly Confounding Currency Moves

Bitcoin's High Mining Cost Means It Cannot Become Global Currency: FT Analysis

President Of The Atlanta Federal Reserve Declares 'Crypto Is Not Currency'

A better deal for consumers: Cheap euro transfers everywhere in the Union and fairer currency conversions

Angolan Foreign-Currency Reserves Drop to Eight-Year Low

Unmasking Monero: stripping the currency's privacy protection

The Dark Web's Favorite Currency Is Less Untraceable Than It Seems

Interest Rate: 2018March28Wednesday

Residential Mortgage Applications Up Despite Rising Interest Rates

Economists expect interest rate cut

Weekly mortgage applications rise even as rates increase

Opinion: Here's how to think clearly about the Fed, stocks, and interest rates

What Do Higher Interest Rates Mean? Part 1: No More Refis

Market risk is US Fed's interest rates, not trade war, analysts warn

SBI hikes interest rates on fixed deposits above two years

US sells 1-year bill at highest interest rate since 2008

Interest rates of small savings schemes remain unchanged: Finmin

Corporate debt, interest rates and political uncertainty spook global markets