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India’s September unemployment rate at 5 %
AUD lower: Australian jobs fall 39,300 in September, unemployment at five-year high of 4.7%
Unemployment in Australia reaches 4.7%, its highest in nearly five years
Unemployment rate remains at 4.7pc in September
Australia’s Higher Unemployment Prompts Paring of Rate Bets
Australian September 2026 unemployment rate 4.7% (expected 4.6%, prior 4.7%)
Australia’s Unemployment Rate holds steady at 4.7%, as expected
US jobless claims hover near 57-year low for fourth consecutive week
US jobless claims dip as labour market remains resilient despite hiring slowdown
US weekly jobless claims fall to 197,000, below expectations
U.S. Jobless Claims Hold at 197,000, Below Forecasts for Second Week
U.S. weekly initial jobless claims edge down to 197,000
US Jobless Claims Eased Last Week to Lowest Level Since July
US initial jobless claims for the week is modestly stronger at 197K vs 200K est.
Economic data spotlight: US jobless claims to test whether weak payrolls are turning into layoffs
Hiring Slows as U.S. Jobs Report Shows Labor Market Shifting Into Lower Gear
Fed’s Goolsbee: Labor market is steady, inflation side of Fed’s job is more important
FTSE 100 today: Stocks climb as weak U.S. payrolls cloud Fed hike bets
US payrolls miss at 29K and the Dollar Index drops below 102.00
US job growth slows sharply in September; unemployment rate rises to 4.2%
WASHINGTON (AP) - US employers added a disappointing 29,000 jobs in September and the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%. @apnews.com
US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant Reaction
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U.S. economy adds fewer jobs than expected as unemployment rate ticks higher
U.S. adds 29,000 jobs in September, unemployment edges up
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Saturday, October 17, 2026
America’s $10tn AI infrastructure boom is starting to fray
Financial Times · 6 sources
India notifies first tariff cuts under New Zealand FTA
The Economic Times · 3 sources
Rubio says Trump to take up to 60 days to weigh Russia sanctions
Reuters · 7 sources
Deloitte projects India's GDP to grow 7.1-7.3% in FY27
Press Trust of India via The Hindu BusinessLine · 3 sources
AI rapidly improving, could vastly boost U.S. GDP, Anthropic's Clark tells policymakers
CNBC · 4 sources
Eurozone inflation was confirmed at 3.8%, keeping energy pressures in focus
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
Rupee rallies for 6th straight session; ends 10 paise higher at 94.89 against US dollar
Press Trust of India via ThePrint · 4 sources
Euro Snaps Five-Week Losing Streak With Warsh Remarks
Bloomberg · 3 sources
TSMC’s Profit Surpasses Expectations After AI Orders Rush In
Bloomberg · 8 sources
Italy's UniCredit wins ECB approval to control Germany's Commerzbank
Reuters · 6 sources
Trump Faces Midterm Fuel Reckoning as Gas Prices Near Biden’s Average
Bloomberg
Stock markets end higher for 2nd day, led by strong buying in IT firms
Press Trust of India via ThePrint
Singapore stocks rise 0.2% on Friday as exports surge; palm oil counters slide
The Business Times
Friday, October 16, 2026
Seoul stocks extend losses as AI, US inflation concerns persist
Yonhap News Agency · 13 sources
Meta releases open-weight Muse Spark model for coding, agentic tasks
Reuters · 6 sources
Warsh signals steady Fed outlook despite inflation jump
Axios · 6 sources
Rupee rallies for 6th straight session; ends 10 paise higher at 94.89 against US dollar
Press Trust of India via ThePrint · 4 sources
Oil Tops $110 for First Time Since May as Supply Risk Grows
Bloomberg · 7 sources
Israeli settlers torch cars and trees in West Bank villages, disrupting Palestinians' olive harvest
Associated Press · 8 sources
U.S. budget deficit swells to almost $2 trillion for fiscal 2026, up 12% in a single year
CNBC · 6 sources
S&P 500 and Nasdaq close sharply lower as AI selloff drags down stock market
MarketWatch · 8 sources
India's exports up 23% to $44.4 billion in Sep; trade deficit narrows to $30.21 billion
Press Trust of India via The Hindu BusinessLine · 7 sources
TSMC’s Profit Surpasses Expectations After AI Orders Rush In
Bloomberg · 8 sources
ECB clears UniCredit to take control of Commerzbank, advancing cross-border bank consolidation
Reuters · 5 sources
Euro Snaps Five-Week Losing Streak With Warsh Remarks
Bloomberg · 2 sources
Trump waives many Russia-related sanctions, tariffs before they were to take effect under new law
Reuters · 3 sources
Eurozone September inflation was confirmed at 3.8%, with energy driving the acceleration
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
U.S. yields fall for the week as AI debt jitters drive traders to safe-haven bonds
Investing.com · 3 sources
Singapore stocks rise 0.2% on Friday as exports surge; palm oil counters slide
The Business Times
US weekly jobless claims rise marginally amid low layoffs
Reuters · 4 sources
Stock markets end higher for 2nd day, led by strong buying in IT firms
Press Trust of India via ThePrint
India's GDP to grow 7.1-7.3% in FY27 as private investment gains momentum: Deloitte
The Economic Times · 3 sources
Malaysia Q3 GDP grows 5.3%, slows from Q2
Investing.com · 2 sources
BOE’s Bailey Sees Little Evidence of Second-Round Inflation
Bloomberg · 3 sources
Unemployment rate rises in urban areas in September
Mint · 6 sources
India's WPI inflation may breach 12%, retail 6% in October: Ind-Ra
Business Standard · 3 sources
UK economy beats forecasts again to grow 0.1% in August
Reuters · 5 sources
Thursday, October 15, 2026
UK economy beats forecasts again to grow 0.1% in August
Reuters · 5 sources
TSMC’s Profit Surpasses Expectations After AI Orders Rush In
Bloomberg · 8 sources
US Producer Prices Rise by Most in More Than Four Years
investingLive · 13 sources
Accelerating US inflation fuels hawkish Fed expectations
Anadolu Agency · 6 sources
Oil edges down as investors weigh possible US sanctions on ’shadow fleet’
Reuters · 8 sources
India's September unemployment rate at 5 %
Reuters · 6 sources
India's September goods exports rise 23% as imports hit six-month low, narrowing trade deficit
The Economic Times · 7 sources
Meta releases open-weight Muse Spark model for coding, agentic tasks
Reuters · 6 sources
Rupee’s four-session rally extends as softer dollar and oil support the currency
Business Standard · 4 sources
Dow Jones jumps 550 points, Nasdaq recovers as AI sell-off halts despite high inflation
CNBC TV18 · 5 sources
ECB clears UniCredit to take control of Commerzbank, advancing cross-border bank consolidation
Reuters · 4 sources
CoreWeave credit default swaps hit distress levels as investors sour on AI debt
CNBC · 5 sources
US weekly jobless claims rise marginally amid low layoffs
Reuters · 4 sources
‘Early days’ to see full effect of energy prices on inflation, BoE’s Bailey says
Financial Times · 3 sources
Malaysia Q3 GDP grows 5.3%, slows from Q2
Investing.com · 2 sources
Russia and Ukraine trade strikes as Trump ‘energy ceasefire’ collapses
The Guardian · 6 sources
US retail sales beat expectations in September on higher gasoline prices
Reuters · 6 sources
EU leaders to tackle China exports, energy prices, budget at summit
Reuters · 3 sources
AUD lower: Australian jobs fall 39,300 in September, unemployment at five-year high of 4.7%
investingLive · 4 sources
South Korea’s KOSPI closes at 6-month low as chipmakers slump on AI worries
Reuters · 4 sources
US Dollar: Resilient growth supports upside through 1H27 – OCBC
FXStreet · 2 sources
India's WPI inflation may breach 12%, retail 6% in October: Ind-Ra
Business Standard · 3 sources
Morgan Stanley tops estimates as equities trading revenue beats expectations by $909 million
CNBC · 3 sources
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