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S&P 500 ends wild week with modest loss
Seventeen individuals face jail or fines as probe into multibillion-dollar fraud escalates
Robust data could ease pressure on central bank to loosen policy further
Central bank’s 25bp reduction comes amid wave of monetary easing across Asia
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Japan’s Topix has now entered negative territory for the year to date
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Stocks suffer sell-off while bonds rally on threat of fresh tariffs on $300bn of Chinese imports
Currency hovers close to psychological floor of seven to the dollar
Markets react to increasing tensions between world’s two largest economies
Activity wanes in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan as trade spat bites
Sterling hits 30-month low after Fed implies further US rate cuts are not guaranteed
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