The surprise result derailed about $6 billion of planned share sales, while Trump echoed Flávio Bolsonaro’s fraud claims without citing evidence.
Mojtaba Khamenei met his security chief after talks with Mecca pact countries, according to Iranian state media, while Brent slipped to $114.93.
The defeated candidate failed to surrender his passports, police said, while his party broke with him and accepted Lula’s victory.
Iran’s navy reported the mine strike, and US Central Command called an IRGC commander’s claim of a US withdrawal false.
Ambassador Mike Waltz and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla clashed on the General Assembly floor as members prepared to vote on the annual resolution against the embargo.
Moody’s left France’s rating unchanged with a negative outlook, easing pressure on French debt even as protests and a bond selloff weigh on households.
Exit polls gave Eisenkot’s bloc 52 to 53 seats and Netanyahu’s 50 after the highest turnout since 1973, pointing to a possible minority government backed by Arab parties.
Trade Representative Jamieson Greer offered Beijing a reprieve on port fees and told Brussels that a European Investment Bank loan to Airbus puts the aircraft truce at risk.
A three-year high in the Bank of Japan’s trend inflation measure and a 3.7% rise in services prices add to the case for another rate rise.
The Nordic leaders held what they called a frank and substantive call with Putin in consultation with Ukraine, a week after meeting Witkoff and Zelenskiy in Oslo.
The chipmaker is investing in another of its own customers, deepening an AI partnership built around Meta’s Muse agents.
The Conference Board’s index beat forecasts by a wide margin, while the University of Michigan’s sentiment gauge stayed near record lows.
Bullion eased ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision, while central-bank buying and Chinese household demand offered support near the round-number level.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright was set to announce the financing at an Illinois nuclear plant that will supply power to Alphabet.
Oracle expanded its Nvidia supply deal without disclosing its value and said it will be the first hyperscaler to offer Google’s TPU outside Google.
The ECB’s quarterly lending survey points to rate rises cooling activity, with mortgage demand falling and more loan applications rejected.
The Tehran-created Persian Gulf Strait Authority singled out the South Korean shipping company in a month of record attacks on merchant ships.
China’s central bank paired a large net cash injection through reverse repos with a new swap facility for non-bank investors facing large redemptions.
PNC said it is factoring in capital rules that are “just around the corner” as it reviews its AOCI holdings, as unrealized losses threaten buybacks.
Europe’s stock markets dipped on the results but recovered as other earnings and lower oil lifted sentiment ahead of three central bank decisions.
The rating agency said demand for AI infrastructure financing is expanding private credit’s reach, as stress in CoreWeave’s debt sharpens investor concern.
The US envoy discussed potential deals with Putin and proposed restoring Russian oil and gas flows through Ukraine, a plan that angered Budanov.
The defeat removes a Balkan strongman who courted Trump’s family and allies and balanced Serbia between Russia and the West.
The partial tariff relief follows lobbying by a Republican senator in Maine, while new 50% duties are still due to take effect on October 30.