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China’s yuan led the biggest two-day selloff in Asian currencies since 1997, fuelling concern that financial-market volatility will curb global economic growth and a possible "currency war" if other countries devalue exchange rates to stay competitive in global export markets.

Last week, Ivan wrote a Letter on Newmarket Gold. This week, Newmarket Gold climbed over 28% while its peers fell flat. But how? How did Newmarket outperform other gold producer stocks by such a wide margin?

NASA's Kepler mission has confirmed the first near-Earth-size planet in the “habitable zone” around a sun-like star. The newly discovered Kepler-452b is the smallest planet to date discovered orbiting in the habitable zone -- the area around a star where liquid water could pool on the surface of an orbiting planet -- of a G2-type star, like our sun. The confirmation of Kepler-452b brings the total number of confirmed planets to 1,030. This video shows an artist's concept that depicts one possible appearance of the planet Kepler-452b.

Our latest BWest series: Bioengineering the Senses. We take a closer look at tech on the frontiers of medical science. Today, we take a look at organs-on-a-chip under development at the Wyss Institute of Harvard University. Could this device speed up and improve the way new medicines are developed?

UK government spending has come under the spotlight. It's emerged that Westminster seems more willing to spend money on bombing, rather than re-building.

An incredible opportunity of a company that may be one of the most undervalued producers that you probably have never heard of: Newmarket Gold

The Iran Nuclear Deal has been signed and is now waiting for final approval. But why is it so important and why is Obama so adamant about getting it done? Here's a look at the real reason behind the Iran Nuclear Deal.

Today’s "BWest Byte" is 5, for the number of black holes seen by NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array known as NuSTAR. Bloomberg's Emily Chang reports on "Bloomberg West."

Over 260,000 Austrians have signed a petition calling for the EU exit for the country, and now the Austrian parliament must discuss a referendum on the issue. Lizzie Phelan reports.

The New York Stock Exchange halted trading in all securities as it addressed a computer malfunction and said it canceled all outstanding orders. Bloomberg's Michael Regan reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”

Here's the truth about the currency wars and its not what you think. Read this to learn why every one has the currency war meme wrong and what its really all about.

Russia and Greece have signed a deal to create a joint enterprise for construction of the Turkish Stream pipeline across Greek territory, Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak said. The pipeline will have a capacity of 47 billion cubic meters a year.

Short-selling accounted for 38.3 percent of trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the highest ratio since the bourse began keeping daily records more than six years ago. Bloomberg's David Ingles has more on "First Up."

In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Brendan Greeley displays the decline of crude steel output in China.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law last week to build a depository for its 5,600 bars of gold and, as he said in a statement, “repatriate $1 billion of gold bullion from the Federal Reserve in New York.” Watch the video to learn more.

This week, Ivan Lo shares the real reason why oil prices are rising. Contrary to what experts tell you, it has nothing to do with global supply and demand.

Everything you need to know about the MERS virus, or Middle East Respiratory System Coronavirus, as the outbreak continues to spread in South Korea.

In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Brendan Greeley displays the surplus median income for millennials after buying a home in various U.S. cities. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Iraqi troops have managed to win back key parts of the northern refinery town of Baiji from Islamic State. Meanwhile, ISIS fighters continue to move closer to Baghdad, which is already said to have been infiltrated.

Here's a look at what to expect for our financial market and economy over the next decade, as Ivan Lo reveals what the Fed's true plan for our economy really is.

Subterranean Soviet missile stations - or tunnels to the center of the earth? A whole host of theories have emerged after a large hole appeared near Russia's Urals mountains. An emergency situation committee has yet to say what caused it, or how they're responding. Meanwhile mysterious sinkholes have also appeared elsewhere in the region.

The Governor of drought-stricken California has called for a $10,000 fine for residents who waste water. This comes in addition to the existing penalty of $500 for serving water in bars and restaurants unless customers ask for it. RT's Lindsay France reports.

The FIFA-linked arrests on the eve of the re-election of the organization’s chief are an obvious attempt to thwart Sepp Blatter’s re-appointment, Vladimir Putin said, answering journalists’ questions.

The FIFA-linked arrests on the eve of the re-election of the organization’s chief are an obvious attempt to thwart Sepp Blatter’s re-appointment, Vladimir Putin said, answering journalists’ questions.