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BoC set to keep interest rates steady despite sticky inflation
ECB rate hike looms as energy shock pushes inflation to 3.3%
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RBNZ Delivers Back-to-Back Rate Hikes to Curb Inflation
BOJ hawk Takata says nimble rate hikes needed as inflation risks build
RBNZ expected to hike interest rate amid sticky inflation
10-year yield hits highest since January 2025 as higher oil prices stoke inflation worries
Oil is back above $92 and inflation fears are sending U.S. bond yields to their highest since January 2025
ECB says energy-led inflation spike justifies June rate hike
Eurozone Inflation Hits 3.3% in August, Highest in Three Years
Euro zone inflation rises above 3%, cementing ECB rate hike bets
Euro zone inflation is back above 3%. Higher interest rates are likely to follow
Euro extends losses against British Pound as Eurozone inflation fails to impress
Eurozone inflation jumps to 3.3% in August as energy prices surge
Euro zone inflation hits 3.3% in August as energy costs fuel price pressures
Eurozone inflation rises to 3.3% in August
Euro-Zone Inflation Jumps to Highest in Almost Three Years
Original-language Inflation report
Euro area inflation climbs above 3% in August on higher energy prices
Indonesia’s annual inflation edges up to 3.19% in August
UK Shop Price Inflation Hits Two-Year High After Energy Spike
New Zealand Set to Raise Rates Again to Counter Inflation Threat
Euro rates and inflation are out of sync — BofA sees opportunity
Higher food inflation could constrain spending on non-food items, India report says
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Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Bank of England's Greene says inflation risks are bigger than thought
Reuters · 3 sources
Ukraine thankful that intelligence on missile strikes ‘works now’, says Zelenskyy – Europe live
The Guardian · 5 sources
South Africa Set to Tighten Budget Rules as Pressures From Iran War Mount
Bloomberg
Brazil’s Bolsonaro courts events sector with pledge to restore tax breaks ahead of election
Reuters via Investing.com · 2 sources
Monetary policy could ease as AI productivity gains take hold: MAS chief economist
The Business Times · 3 sources
German September producer inflation accelerates to 6.7% as energy costs rise
Investing.com · 2 sources
UK labor market sees flat trend, employment rate rises
Anadolu Agency · 3 sources
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
China defends DeepSeek after US ban of its AI from government systems
Associated Press · 5 sources
Europe Needs to Help End Ukraine War, Draghi Says
Bloomberg · 5 sources
German producer prices climb 6.7% in September on energy costs
Investing.com · 2 sources
UK labor market sees flat trend, employment rate rises
Anadolu Agency · 3 sources
Monetary policy could ease as AI productivity gains take hold: MAS chief economist
The Business Times · 3 sources
Brazil’s Bolsonaro courts events sector with pledge to restore tax breaks ahead of election
Reuters · 3 sources
AI Pullback, Housing Slump Strengthen Case for Fed Pause
Seoul Economic Daily · 3 sources
Meta’s AI spending, Muse assistant adoption in focus for quarterly results
Reuters via Investing.com · 4 sources
US-Mexico trade talks stall over metal, auto tariffs; deal faces delay
CNBC TV18 · 2 sources
SpaceX Reports First Profit as Public Company, Revenue Jumps 161%
The Wall Street Journal · 11 sources
Odds of fifth interest rate hike this year shorten as RBA deputy warns inflation outlook ‘worsening’
The Guardian · 3 sources
UK inflation jumps to highest in nearly a year at 3.5%
Reuters · 4 sources
South Africa Set to Tighten Budget Rules as Pressures From Iran War Mount
Bloomberg
Bank of England's Greene says inflation risks are bigger than thought
Reuters · 3 sources
Oil prices climb as traders assess Middle East developments
CNBC · 10 sources
Bank Indonesia Rate-Hike Bets Rise as MSCI Shock Tests Rupiah
Bloomberg
UK to Send Fighter Jets to Help Defend Saudi Arabia From Houthi Attacks
The New York Times · 12 sources
Bitcoin dips below $82,000 as elevated oil prices, Fed outlook weigh
Investing.com · 3 sources
S&P 500 Rebounds as Big Bank Stocks Climb, SpaceX Results Loom
Bloomberg · 5 sources
India-New Zealand FTA comes into effect today
The Economic Times · 4 sources
Israeli police detain 10 people in rare raid against West Bank settlers
The Guardian · 7 sources
Carney says cause of fire at Alberta military base still unknown
Reuters · 6 sources
Hungary to cut the deficit below 5% of GDP in Magyar's first budget plan
Reuters · 2 sources
Canada’s annual inflation rate rose to 3.1% in September
Reuters via Investing.com · 5 sources
China Growth Stays on Track as Retail Sales Beat Forecasts
Bloomberg · 5 sources
Gold slips as investors weigh Fed rate outlook
Reuters
Bank of Japan may raise inflation forecast, stand pat on rates, sources say
Reuters
Indian equities lost ₹3.6 lakh crore as banks, IT and global cues weighed
Mint · 3 sources
China considers overnight reverse repo rate as main policy benchmark, potentially improving easing pass-though
Reuters · 2 sources
Data centre infrastructure firm Elice’s 33% plunge in ‘ugly debut’ rekindles AI spending doubts
The Business Times · 2 sources
Monday, October 19, 2026
China Growth Stays on Track as Retail Sales Beat Forecasts
Bloomberg · 5 sources
Strategy's price chart is about to flash a major bullish signal weeks after bitcoin did
CoinDesk · 4 sources
Putin floats US-China-Russia summit to end Ukraine war, WSJ reports
Semafor · 6 sources
Canada Inflation Rate Edges Up to 3.1%, Core Measures Ease
Bloomberg · 6 sources
India-New Zealand FTA to kick in October 20, opening market opportunities for exporters
The Economic Times · 5 sources
Barclays defends £15 billion private credit book after reported BoE scrutiny
Reuters · 4 sources
Carney says cause of fire at Alberta military base still unknown
Reuters · 6 sources
Nasdaq climbs as chip and AI-linked stocks bounce back
Reuters · 6 sources
Israeli police detain 10 people in rare raid against West Bank settlers
The Guardian · 6 sources
Gold slips as investors weigh Fed rate outlook
Reuters
A breakthrough in US-Iran negotiations is expected to be announced this week, according to Al-Arabiya
investingLive · 7 sources
Data centre infrastructure firm Elice’s 33% plunge in ‘ugly debut’ rekindles AI spending doubts
The Business Times · 2 sources
U.S. bans DeepSeek from government agency systems amid AI rift with China
CNBC · 3 sources
Indian equities fall as weak private-bank earnings and global cues hit sentiment
Mint · 3 sources
BofA, BNP See South Africa Rating Upgrade After Budget
Bloomberg · 2 sources
Brazil's government says $4 billion budget reshuffle needed for Lula measures in 2027
Reuters · 3 sources
China considers overnight repo as its main policy rate, potentially improving easing transmission
Reuters · 2 sources
Analysis-Global food inflation is expected to intensify as supply shocks pile up
Reuters
Hungary to cut the deficit below 5% of GDP in Magyar's first budget plan
Reuters · 2 sources
Euro drops amid high energy prices and street riots in France
Reuters via Investing.com · 3 sources
Australian central banker sees tentative labour-market easing, tempering a one-month signal
The Business Times
Canadian Survey of Consumer Expectations—Third Quarter of 2026
Bank of Canada · 2 sources
Saudi Arabia Postpones Its FII Investment Event After Houthi Attacks
The New York Times · 6 sources
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