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Record cash inflows show many missed market rally

Record cash inflows show many missed market rally
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Retreat from risk boosts safer havens amid conflict

Retreat from risk boosts safer havens amid conflict
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A strong US dollar could hurt, but here s how investors can play it

Canadian investors can protect themselves by owning more U.S. dollars. Find out more.

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Tether s excess reserves up to $3 3B, holds $72 5B worth of US Treasury bills

Tether releases its Q2 report for 2023, increasing its excess reserves to $3.3 billion and revealing its exposure to United States Treasury bills.

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Former Central Bankster Warns The Banking Crisis Is Just Warming Up

After yesterday's banking bloodbath, Regional bank stocks tumbled further earlier this morning (before recovering) after former Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan warned that the United States regional banking crisis is far from over. Most worryingly, Kaplan went on to claim that bank stocks have been marked down solely because of their over-investment in United States Treasuries, while the credit phase, which is “normally more serious,” is yet to unfold.

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