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Bill Gross is no longer running the world’s biggest bond fund, but one thing hasn’t changed: his love for Mexico. In a Twitter post Thursday, Gross said the country offered the “most attractive yields in the world,” a week after proclaiming on a CNBC interview that Mexico’s government debt was his “best” recent trade idea. The 71-year-old Gross, who departed Pacific Investment Management Co. in September, emerged as a Mexico bull three years ago when he praised its bonds and currency as the nation prepared sweeping changes to its energy policies.

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As the USDA invests $150 million in relief of California, Tom Vilsack said there may be a silver lining to the situation.

Iran has been a wild card in the oil market, and it looks like it could stay that way for awhile.

Here’s how underlying assets give derivatives their value, and a few examples of how companies use derivatives to solve a basic problem: hedging their risks inexpensively.