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Bond markets from Berlin to Tokyo went feral, yields spiking to heights not seen since 2011, turning government borrowing into a public humiliation ritual. Trump’s cheap shots at the Fed echoed through Europe, with central bankers warning that when monetary policy becomes a punchline, the bill lands on every household mortgage. And Southeast Asia is scarfing down U.S. grain like it’s the last buffet line before famine, rerouting trade while agribusiness laughs all the way to the silo.

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Bond markets from Berlin to Tokyo went feral, yields spiking to heights not seen since 2011, turning government borrowing into a public humiliation ritual. Trump’s cheap shots at the Fed echoed through Europe, with central bankers warning that when monetary policy becomes a punchline, the bill lands on every household mortgage. And Southeast Asia is scarfing down U.S. grain like it’s the last buffet line before famine, rerouting trade while agribusiness laughs all the way to the silo.

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Bond markets from Berlin to Tokyo went feral, yields spiking to heights not seen since 2011, turning government borrowing into a public humiliation ritual. Trump’s cheap shots at the Fed echoed through Europe, with central bankers warning that when monetary policy becomes a punchline, the bill lands on every household mortgage. And Southeast Asia is scarfing down U.S. grain like it’s the last buffet line before famine, rerouting trade while agribusiness laughs all the way to the silo.

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Trump’s White House slammed India with a 50 percent tariff like a drunk dealer stacking the deck, nudging New Delhi closer to Beijing and Moscow while pretending it’s strategy. China’s markets sagged under collapsing property dreams and pharma rot, Japan and Taiwan cheered penny gains, and Wall Street sat twitching for Nvidia’s magic trick. Meanwhile Britain stumbled into record-heat summer, a kingdom of hosepipe bans and parched lawns where climate denial still sells better than sunscreen.

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Trump’s White House slammed India with a 50 percent tariff like a drunk dealer stacking the deck, nudging New Delhi closer to Beijing and Moscow while pretending it’s strategy. China’s markets sagged under collapsing property dreams and pharma rot, Japan and Taiwan cheered penny gains, and Wall Street sat twitching for Nvidia’s magic trick. Meanwhile Britain stumbled into record-heat summer, a kingdom of hosepipe bans and parched lawns where climate denial still sells better than sunscreen.

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Trump’s White House slammed India with a 50 percent tariff like a drunk dealer stacking the deck, nudging New Delhi closer to Beijing and Moscow while pretending it’s strategy. China’s markets sagged under collapsing property dreams and pharma rot, Japan and Taiwan cheered penny gains, and Wall Street sat twitching for Nvidia’s magic trick. Meanwhile Britain stumbled into record-heat summer, a kingdom of hosepipe bans and parched lawns where climate denial still sells better than sunscreen.

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An Israeli strike leveled parts of a Gaza hospital, killing dozens—including journalists—and added another grim headline to the conflict’s relentless feed. In Washington, President Trump fired Fed Governor Lisa Cook, sparking chaos in central‑bank independence just as markets were bracing for earnings reports. And in a display of high‑flying ambition, Korean Air committed $50 billion to buy over 100 Boeing Airplanes, fueling optimism in travel and global commerce.

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An Israeli strike leveled parts of a Gaza hospital, killing dozens—including journalists—and added another grim headline to the conflict’s relentless feed. In Washington, President Trump fired Fed Governor Lisa Cook, sparking chaos in central‑bank independence just as markets were bracing for earnings reports. And in a display of high‑flying ambition, Korean Air committed $50 billion to buy over 100 Boeing Airplanes, fueling optimism in travel and global commerce.

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An Israeli strike leveled parts of a Gaza hospital, killing dozens—including journalists—and added another grim headline to the conflict’s relentless feed. In Washington, President Trump fired Fed Governor Lisa Cook, sparking chaos in central‑bank independence just as markets were bracing for earnings reports. And in a display of high‑flying ambition, Korean Air committed $50 billion to buy over 100 Boeing Airplanes, fueling optimism in travel and global commerce.

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A drone crash ignited a fire near a nuclear site in Russia’s Kursk, turning “oops” into a radiation-themed shrug. In Gaza, an Israeli strike on a hospital killed at least 15, claiming journalists among the dead—a brutal edit in the script of humanitarian breakdown. Meanwhile, Powell whispered “September rate cut?” and markets scampered like overeager puppies chasing anyone who looks like relief—if the economy doesn’t trip them first.

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