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Global Bond Selloff; Google Avoids Chrome Sale in Antitrust Case | Bloomberg Brief 9/3/2025

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US equity futures bounce back and the selloff in global bonds slightly eases after the US 30-year yield nears 5%. Google avoids a sale of its Chrome browser after a judge ruled in its antitrust case. Max Kettner of HSBC says he doesn't necessarily see contagion in bonds. Aaron Kennon of Clear Harbor Asset Management sees five to six Fed rate cuts between now and December 2026. Petrobras CEO Magda Chambriard exclusively tells Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern that Asia will help counter the pressure of the US trade war. “Bloomberg Brief” delivers the market news, data and analysis you need to set your agenda.

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