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‘We take the unpopular stance that a bond-market crisis would be a good thing’: Wall Street is losing its patience with government debt

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This year, our Most Powerful Women Asia list captures the women at the forefront of change in Asia. DBS Group CEO Tan Su Shan retains the No. 1 spot, while Lens Technology founder Zhou Qunfei makes the year’s biggest leap, climbing 25 places to No. 3. Nearly a quarter of the 100 women are newcomers. Collectively, they represent 14 markets across the region. Technology leads the list with 16 women, ahead of banking with 14—a reflection of Asia’s formidable strength in hardware, electronics, and advanced manufacturing. Together, they are shaping industries, companies, and markets far beyond the region.—Ashleigh Nghiem Hours before Oura, the smart-ring maker behind one of the season’s most closely watched…
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