Eshe Nelson
Business Reporter at The New York Times
Business and economics reporter @nytimes in London. Trustee of @HeadlinersUK. Tips, comments and random musings to [email protected].
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1 week ago |
estadao.com.br | Melissa Eddy |Eshe Nelson
A Alemanha há muito tempo é criticada por Wall Street e pelas capitais financeiras da Europa pelo extremo conservadorismo fiscal que mantém os níveis de dívida do país baixos. Mas, com a convulsão dos mercados globais esta semana, os investidores recompensaram a cautela da Alemanha comprando seus títulos do governo, conhecidos como “bunds”.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Joe Rennison |Eshe Nelson |River Akira Davis
Wendong Zhang, an assistant professor of applied economics and policy at Cornell, pointed out that "many products that the U.S. imports are predominantly from China," including 73 percent of smartphones, 78 percent of laptops, 87 percent of video game consoles and 77 percent of toys. "Resourcing from other countries will take time and result in much higher costs," Mr. Zhang said in an interview on Wednesday. Few corners of the stock market were spared.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Eshe Nelson
The Bank of England ditched its plan to sell some of its holdings of long-term bonds next week, after U.S. Treasuries led a rout in the global government bond market. Stock markets have taken a hit since President Trump announced steep tariffs on dozens of countries, but the turmoil also swept into the bond market this week. Yields on U.S. Treasuries, which move in the opposite direction to prices, jumped higher as investors sold the assets traditionally considered a haven in turbulent times.
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2 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Ana Swanson |Eshe Nelson |River Akira Davis |NYT Business
EDITORS NOTE: EDS: SUBS top to update and revise, PICKUP at "A report released ..."; TWEAKS last graf; SUBS byline; UPDATES related stories.); (ART ADV: With photo.); (With: TARIFFS-CHINA-FACTORIES, CHINA-TARIFFS-EXPLAINER, U.S.-CHINA-TRADE, EUROPE-TARIFFS, MARKETS, ECON-INFLATION, SOUTHEAST-ASIA-TRADE, BRITAIN-AUTOMAKER-TOWN, EGG-PRICES, BRITAIN-ECON-STABILITY, CHINA-FRUGALITY, REPUBS-TARIFFS, CHINA-TARIFF-RATE, TARIFFS-APPAREL, TARIFFS-NINTENDO-SWITCH U.S. stocks tumbled about 4% in early...
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Eshe Nelson
The country faces several economic challenges but so far has avoided the worst of the turmoil afflicting targets of President Trump's anger. Britain became a byword for self-inflicted economic harm and instability after Brexit and former Prime Minister Liz Truss's calamitous tax cuts. But now, the country sees an opportunity to serve as a haven from the trade war that is rattling markets and the global economy.
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