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August started out with a bang on the 6th and 9th following the non-farm payroll report and a subsequent drop in gold. After this burst in volatility, August...

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Japanese government bonds rebounded sharply on Wednesday after a severe selloff the previous day that sent super-long yields, including the 40-year tenor, to record highs and triggered ripples across global debt markets.

President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on eight European countries—Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland—triggered a sharp risk-off move in global financial markets.

The equity rally gathered further momentum after strong results from TSMC helped ease concerns around overheating in technology. Asian equities rose 0.3%, led by tech-heavy markets, pushing the MSCI All Country World Index to a fresh all-time high.