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13.04.26 - 05:48
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EUREX/Bund-Future im Frühhandelknapp behauptet (Dow Jones)
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DOW JONES--Der aktuelle Kontrakt des Bund-Futures verliert 29 Ticks auf 124,83 Prozent. Das Tageshoch liegt bislang bei 124,85 Prozent und das Tagestief bei 124,68 Prozent. Umgesetzt wurden bisher 9.457 Kontrakte. Kontakt zum Autor: ......
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13.04.26 - 05:48
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EUREX/Bund-Future im Frühhandel (Dow Jones)
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DOW JONES--Der aktuelle Kontrakt des Bund-Futures verliert 29 Ticks auf 124,83 Prozent. Das Tageshoch liegt bislang bei 124,85 Prozent und das Tagestief bei 124,68 Prozent. Umgesetzt wurden bisher 9.457 Kontrakte. Kontakt zum Autor: ......
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13.04.26 - 02:00
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China′s reflation narrative under scrutiny as bond market signals caution (SCMP)
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Investors betting on a China reflation trade may be in for a reality check, as rising government bond prices and lacklustre equities point to lingering doubts about whether inflation in the world's second-largest economy can be sustained.
Yields on China's one-year sovereign bonds have fallen by 5.5 basis points over the past three weeks, while 10-year yields are down 1.6 basis points. Over the same period, the benchmark CSI 300 Index has slipped about 1 per cent. Bond yields move inversely to......
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13.04.26 - 01:51
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Treasury, IRS Propose Rules For 1 Percent Remittance Tax On Some Money Sent To Foreign Countries (ZeroHedge)
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Treasury, IRS Propose Rules For 1 Percent Remittance Tax On Some Money Sent To Foreign Countries
Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
The Internal Revenue Service and the Department of the Treasury proposed regulations on Friday regarding the new excise tax, established under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, on certain remittances made abroad.
The Internal Revenue Service in Washington on March 10, 2025. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times
“Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, a 1 percent remittance transfer tax applies to remittances sent from the United States to recipients in foreign countries when the sender provides cash, a money order, a cashier's check, or other similar physical instrument to the remittance transfer provider,” the IRS said in an April 10 statement.
“The sender is liable for the tax, and remittance transfer providers are required to collect the remittance transfer tax from certain senders, make semimonthly deposits, and file quarterly returns with t...
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