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european union: Yields in the U.S., Europe and Japan have been plummeting as investors pile into government debt in the face of tepid growth, low inflation and high uncertainty, and as central banks cut rates into negative territory in many countries, according to Market Watch. An expanded version of this article appears on WSJ.com More from Market Watch My fiancée wants me to buy a second home — in her name only Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Banned From Operating Labs Pokémon Go Sweeps U.S, Australia, N.Z. In a flurry of other European debt sales, countries from Portugal to the U.K. were able to raise cheap financing on Wednesday, despite concerns about their economies and the global uncertainty spurred by Britain vote to leave the European Union. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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