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(Bloomberg) -- Stocks and commodities jumped as investors bet that US politicians will be able to negotiate a solution to the debt ceiling crisis, with President Joe Biden expressing optimism that a deal can be reached.Most Read from…

Five things you need to know before the market opens on Monday, May 15:1. Equity futures higher with debt and earnings talks in focusUS stock futures rose on Monday, while the dollar maintained gains against its global peers and short-term…

USD, DXY, USD, EUR/USD, Fed, Biden, Yellen, -- talking pointsthe U.S. dollar It rose with the support of Treasury yieldsDebt ceiling rotates as a major issue this week as uncertainty persistswhile American dollar gained in all areas,…

The shape of a possible US debt ceiling agreement between the White House and congressional Republicans is beginning to emerge as they intensify talks in an effort to avoid an unprecedented national stumble.The issues on the table…

Recommended by Manish Grady Trend trading basics The US dollar rebounded sharply last week after hawkish rhetoric from the US Federal Reserve and persistent inflation raised doubts about whether the US central bank will…

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Crude Oil Outlook:oil the prices Falling for the fourth straight week, the Bears tag remains on the wheelThe rising recessionary risks, along with the impasse of the US debt ceiling, are likely to affect energy markets in the near…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of "very serious repercussions" for both the US and the global economy if the US defaults on its debt obligations, which could be on June 1. "We must cooperate, reach consensus and…

© Reuters. Investing.com - The US dollar rose in early European trade on Thursday, recovering from overnight losses, while the pound sterling remained near recent highs ahead of the Bank of England's latest policy-setting meeting.…

Former US President Donald Trump urged Republican lawmakers to allow the United States to default on its debt obligations if the Democrats did not agree to "massive" spending cuts. Trump, who is running for president in 2024,…