Emerging-market currencies are recovering as the US dollar weakens. Uber plans to increase its convertible bond issue to $1.5 billion. Treasuries rise to offset 2023 losses amid growing expectations of a Fed rate cut. Carlyle Group sells its stake in China McDonald's with a 6% return.
As US Dollar Weakens, Emerging-Market Currencies Are Back Up After Wild Year Uber Is Said to Boost Convertible Bond Issue to $1.5 Billion Treasuries Climb to Erase 2023 Losses as Fed Cut Bets BlossomCarlyle Exits China McDonald’s Stake With 6.
As US Dollar Weakens, Emerging-Market Currencies Are Back Up After Wild YearUber Is Said to Boost Convertible Bond Issue to $1.5 BillionTreasuries Climb to Erase 2023 Losses as Fed Cut Bets BlossomCarlyle Exits China McDonald’s Stake With 6
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