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(Bloomberg) -- Global funds are retreating from Asia's emerging markets, as a five-month stock-buying spree ends with expectations of a U.S. interest-rate cut tapering off. Most of Bloomberg's readings Dubai stalled as clouds seeded aggravated flooding If Fed Rate Hike Actually Triggered U.S. Boom? Will Fed Rate Hikes Trigger U.S. Economic Boom?

(Bloomberg) -- Jerome Powell's hawkish comments helped push the Standard & Poor's 500 Index (S&P 500) down for the third straight time, causing two-year Treasury yields to briefly hit 5% and Asian stocks to open mixed. Bloomberg's Most Read U.S. Yields Surge as Powell's Hawkish Remarks Make 5% Possible: Market RoundupDubai Stalls as Clouds Sow Seeds to Exacerbate FloodingChina Tells Iran Carburetor Work Will Continue After Israel AttackIf Fed Rate Hikes Really Triggered a Boom in the U.S. Economy?

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