The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged in a 10-2 vote, its chairman declined to signal December, and he set out changes to the meeting calendar and a review of the balance sheet.
The chancellor kept to a cautious fiscal path with a £15bn buffer, while gilt markets reacted calmly and traders kept their bets on a Bank of England hike next week.
Qatar is pressing Tehran to admit UN inspectors in exchange for sanctions relief, while Washington moves air defences and a Houthi attack on a Saudi refinery lifts oil.
The central bank lifted its overnight rate target by 25 basis points to 2.5%, citing upside inflation risks from higher energy prices, and raised its growth forecasts.
Sources say the two governments are negotiating relief from Section 232 tariffs, and Carney says the US is coming closer to Canada’s position, but Ottawa still reports limited progress.
The White House cast the tanker’s arrival as proof its Venezuela oil deal will lower fuel costs, as Rubio joined the campaign trail and pressed for new Venezuelan elections.
Relief for the Russian Direct Investment Fund would extend a run of concessions to Moscow, as Russian diesel tankers head for US ports and business deals feature in the peace talks.
The new Central Command figure leaves out damage to US bases in the Middle East and lands days before the midterm elections.
The company told investors its AI bet will pay off sooner than expected and that it will limit new fundraising, easing concerns about debt-fuelled data-center spending.
The carmaker unveiled VEGA, a China-built package of platforms, software and driver assistance, for next-generation models aimed at Global South markets, as foreign brands lose ground in China.
Most economists expect a quarter-point increase on Wednesday, while hedge funds have added to bets against the Canadian dollar ahead of the decision.
The president says he is open to nuclear talks with China’s and Russia’s leaders, while Beijing has stayed quiet on the idea.
Beijing is speeding up government bond sales and its ‘national team’ has poured as much as 170 billion yuan into shares this month, but global banks warn the slide may not be over.
The defence-tech firm’s BlueChip machines will be designed and assembled in the US, and its founder expects them to sell at a premium.
Executives including Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong are spreading money across both parties to secure allies in the next Congress.
The department says the hub advances defence-industrial commitments and puts allied partnership into action, as demand for the interceptors runs high.
Lenders are struggling to place a flood of AI-related debt, even as some investors see elevated spending as a sign of strong demand.
The agreement comes as Abu Dhabi’s crown prince visits Ottawa and the Gulf state looks to invest billions in Canada.
With about half the votes counted, the prime minister’s bloc leads but lacks a majority, and coalition wrangling has begun.
Talks to buy a deep ultraviolet lithography machine have not produced a contract, and the machine model could bring Dutch export controls into play.
The department and the utility say the package will lower power bills in Iowa and Wisconsin, though their savings estimates differ.
A senior Trump administration official confirmed the visas as Brazilian authorities questioned the defeated candidate’s whereabouts.
The truce appears to be holding, but neither Russia nor Ukraine has said how long it will last, and earlier limited ceasefires quickly unravelled.