China’s economy grew 4.5% in the third quarter as exports carried a weak home market
Growth beat forecasts on export strength while property investment and household spending kept falling.
Growth beat forecasts on export strength while property investment and household spending kept falling.
Two of the largest private AI companies are moving equity towards the public before their listings, by very different routes.
Beijing moved from consultation to binding restrictions on Monday, citing national security.
The Kremlin said the three leaders could meet in China next month, and Kyiv said the format would reward Moscow.
The last price reading before the Bank of Canada’s 28 October decision put inflation back above the top of its target band.
The Philippine foreign secretary protested comments her government called a threat, while both sides said they wanted to keep economic ties intact.
The regulator is looking at how traders classified derivatives tied to illiquid private credit loans after an insider raised concerns.
Kazuo Ueda pointed to strong global AI demand as an added source of price pressure days before the bank’s policy meeting.
Nearly 2,400 arrests after Saturday’s protests lifted euro-area yields and pared the odds of a rate increase this month.
Morgan Stanley says the index is masking a broader pullback while Yardeni cuts its year-end S&P 500 target.
Latin American currencies were mixed as a tight race kept investors on edge.
Iranian officials told the Washington Post their government wants prices painful through the US midterms.