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Latin America

Peru is preparing for a long vote count, as the presidential race is too close to call a winner

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Markets

U.S. Treasury market rout tests Washington’s tolerance for higher borrowing costs

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Stock Market

Investors chase cheaper, smaller companies as risk aversion hits tech sector

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Markets

Retailers pull out the stops to neutralize inflation, tariff drag

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Real Estate

National Association of REALTORS® Projects a 14% Surge in Home Sales for 2026

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Global Trade

China’s exports suffer worst downturn since Feb as tariffs hammer U.S. demand

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Global Trade

China’s exports to U.S. drop in September, while rise in global shipments hits a 6-month high

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Markets

Weak Summer Demand and High Imports Are Hurting the U.S. Gasoline Market

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Money

Bitcoin climbs to record $123,000 as investors eye U.S. policy boost

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Agribusiness

Peru redirects its blueberry harvest toward China as U.S. tariffs threaten its main export market

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Global Trade

Trump’s tariff tally: $34 billion and counting, global companies say

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