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Copper prices passed $12,000 a ton, hitting a new record amid heavy stockpiling in the U.S. over tariff fears, lower U.S. interest rates hopes and supply concerns.

Money for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, long a GOP target, is set to run dry.

The dollar edged lower against a basket of currencies. Trade is quiet ahead of the New Year holidays, though traders await Federal Reserve minutes for any signals on the potential timing of further rate cuts in 2026.

The WSJ Dollar Index and ICE’s DXY gauge were flat, as the greenback strengthened against the yen and weakened slightly versus the euro.

The dollar held generally steady despite renewed signs of U.S. labor resilience as currency markets brace for a potential intervention to support the Japanese yen.

The dollar trimmed losses after data showing the U.S. economy expanded at an annual rate of 4.3% in the third quarter, above the 3.2% forecast by economists.

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The EU is increasing scrutiny of Turkey’s oil-storage facilities and considering sanctions on entire ports.

Wealthy families are launching offices to manage their money at a record clip and are increasingly getting a seat at the table in significant deals.

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