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Stocks have seen a surge despite the Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening (QT) measures, driven by factors such as fiscal liquidity, corporate buybacks, and policy uncertainty which are influencing inflation and risk perception.

Canada's major lenders have increased their banker bonus pools by 15% in fiscal 2025, driven by increased activity in capital markets and trading desks due to policy swings under US President Donald Trump.

The Bank of Japan is facing a policy dilemma as government bond yields continue to rise, driven by inflation, hawkish central bank remarks, and an expansionary fiscal policy.

Africa's energy sector is experiencing a revival, driven by reforms and investments, with a projected $41 billion in upstream investment in 2026.

The UK's Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) suggests that Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget may allow her to meet fiscal rules without additional policy changes, potentially delaying fiscal pain.

JPMorgan Chase predicts a weaker US dollar in 2026 due to easing monetary and fiscal policies, but notes that rapid interest rate hike bets could undermine this forecast.

China's Finance Minister plans to implement a stronger fiscal policy to support economic growth over the next five years, aiming to combat the country's slowdown.

UK bond investors are questioning the government's credibility due to a sudden change in policy regarding income tax, potentially affecting market trust and confidence in the government's fiscal decisions.

UK Chancellor Reeves has reversed plans for an income tax increase following a more favorable fiscal forecast, which has led to volatility in the gilt and currency markets.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure expressed increasing confidence in the government's ability to pass the budget despite challenges in the National Assembly.

Japan's 30-year government bond auction saw weaker demand than the 12-month average due to concerns about Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's fiscal policy, indicating a cautious investor sentiment.

ECB's Olaf Sleijpen has expressed concerns that the introduction of Eurobonds could result in increased debt levels for member countries.