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PIMCO Privately Lends Over $10 Billion To Dollar-Strapped Gulf States
PIMCO Privately Lends Over $10 Billion To Dollar-Strapped Gulf States
Just days after the UAE hinted at a growing dollar shortage in the Gulf nation by requesting swap lines with the Fed, Bloomberg reports that as Iran's struggling neighbors scramble to build cash buffers to deal with any potential economic fallout from the Iran war, one large buyer has stepped in: the world's largest bond manager, Pacific Investment Management Co.
Since the start of the Iran war, Pimco has lent more than $10 billion to state-backed and government borrowers in the...
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits for the first time jumped to its highest in three months last week at 225k (215k exp), but this remains well within the range of the last five years...
Source: Bloomberg
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Continuing Jobless Claims dipped to 1.777 million Americans (remaining below the 1.8mm Maginot Line), just above two year lows...
Source: Bloomberg
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Kalshi Bans 3 US Politicians For Betting On Their Own Election Races
Kalshi Bans 3 US Politicians For Betting On Their Own Election Races
Authored by Stephen Katte via CoinTelegraph.com,
Two US congressional candidates and one sitting lawmaker have received fines and bans from Kalshi after they were found betting on the outcomes of their election races, as prediction market platforms crack down on insider trading.
Matt Klein, a sitting member of the Minnesota State Senate, was fined $539 for betting on his primary race in his bid for the US House of Representatives, which is set to take place in August. Ezekiel Enriquez, who ran...
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