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Hedge funds are piling into Mexican peso, Tokyo real estate is luring activist funds, Tesla is laying off 10% of its workforce, US retail sales came in hotter than expected, and Goldman crushed earnings estimates on recovering IB.

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AI may make IB analysts redundant, Norway’s wealth fund will not invest in PE, credit card delinquency is the highest on record, China capital markets activity is at a multi-decade low, crypto dived on Iran-Israel tensions, and bank outlooks weighed as markets saw a major selloff.

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A Vietnamese property tycoon was sentenced to death, big tech is expected to lead Q1 earnings, India’s top traders are making millions, Norges’ CEO is crushing the podcast game, and Harvard suddenly reinstated standardized testing requirements.

The record-sized rate futures bet blew up, KPMG and Deloitte were fined for exam cheating, commodities giants do not care to IPO, Fitch cut China’s credit rating to negative, options selling is helping temper stock market volatility, and retail investors are loving the risk.

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Commodities chiefs say era of bribes is over, OpenAI’s new AI will be capable of reasoning, Costco gold bars are selling like hot cakes, Salt Lake City was the hottest job market last year, and US bond markets are perilously leveraged ahead of today’s CPI drop.

JPMorgan named potential successors to Jamie Dimon, stock markets are seeing historic levels of crunch and concentration, Dimon released his annual letter to shareholders, and an ex-JPMorgan banker left banking to become Pakistan’s finance minister without pay.

RBC fired its CFO, PIMCO slashed rate cut expectations, AustralianSuper is going big on private markets, Trafigura saw further high-profile leadership exits, big tech seemingly has a big cash problem, and Serena Williams’ VC fund now has 14 unicorns.

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JPMorgan reshuffled leadership in IB, layoffs jumped to a 14-month high, commodity trading profits hit a record high, markets reacted to the possibility of zero rate cuts this year, and Amazon reportedly relied on Indian contractors to label purchases at ‘Just Walk Out’ stores.