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Vicky Ge Huang

New York

Markets Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

Markets Reporter @WSJ covering crypto and retail investing. Voracious reader. Views my own.

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | lopinion.fr | Kevin Dugan |Vicky Ge Huang |Caitlin Ostroff

    LAS VEGAS — Le monde des cryptomonnaies était autrefois l’apanage de libertariens désireux de garder leurs distances avec le gouvernement. Ces jours-ci, on y assiste à une prise de pouvoir totale du mouvement MAGA.

  • 2 weeks ago | marketscreener.com | Vicky Ge Huang

    Bond Market Is Waking Up to the Fiscal Mess in Washington By Vicky Ge Huang The Republican-led House passed President Trump's tax bill early Thursday, after party leaders made a series of last-minute changes that united their warring wings. Treasury yields are back to where they started the year, but this rise doesn't signal panic, but a fundamental change in markets, writes Greg Ip for The Wall Street Journal.

  • 2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Angus Berwick |Patricia Kowsmann |Vicky Ge Huang

    Justin Sun, whose digital-currency network is popular with the crypto industry’s criminal underbelly, is a top investor in Trump’s memecoinCrypto billionaire Justin Sun for years wouldn’t set foot in the U.S. for fear of arrest. The Chinese-born tycoon, facing scrutiny from U.S. authorities, even missed a chance to fly on Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket despite paying $28 million for the opportunity. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8

  • 2 weeks ago | marketscreener.com | Vicky Ge Huang

    The Deficit Is Unsettling Bond Traders. Here's How That Affects the Economy. By Vicky Ge Huang An economy facing possible indigestion from big increases in tariffs now is contending with a second headwind: potential fallout from a rise in government borrowing costs. European markets followed Asia lower Thursday, burdened by concerns about the rising cost of American debt following a weak U.S. bond auction that sent Treasury yields higher.

  • 2 weeks ago | ca.marketscreener.com | Vicky Ge Huang

    The Deficit Is Unsettling Bond Traders. Here's How That Affects the Economy. By Vicky Ge Huang An economy facing possible indigestion from big increases in tariffs now is contending with a second headwind: potential fallout from a rise in government borrowing costs. European markets followed Asia lower Thursday, burdened by concerns about the rising cost of American debt following a weak U.S. bond auction that sent Treasury yields higher.

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