A 28-page strategic plan backs land sales and a focus on ‘nationally significant’ ground, but it may need Congress and drew immediate backlash.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said further hikes will likely be needed, while Cleveland’s Beth Hammack backed a gradual path of smaller increases.
Senior officials are discussing the Commerce secretary’s future even as the White House says President Trump still backs him.
In a speech marking Sun Yat-sen’s anniversary, China’s president said Taiwan’s ‘complete reunification’ will certainly happen, a week before his APEC summit with Donald Trump.
Michael Barr said the US should prepare for AI to displace workers at scale and tilt income toward investors, though he said its effect so far is mostly on prices.
After meeting Putin in Moscow, the US envoy said Europeans will take part in the next round, while Moscow says work is under way on a three-way meeting with Xi.
Washington now appears open in some form to a security arrangement Moscow has long sought, alarming many European governments, as the envoys head on to see Zelensky.
Demand for the AI company’s listing held up through the Nvidia leadership crisis, with trading set to start on 19 November.
Paris appears to favour the Bank for International Settlements chief over Dutch rival Klaas Knot as the ECB prepares for a major leadership change.
Official figures show the fastest growth in more than two years, adding to expectations that the Bank of England will raise rates again.
Stronger-than-expected results from the debt-funded AI cloud provider eased fears about financing costs and set off a rally in neocloud stocks.
Nvidia’s board hands the company to its longtime finance chief, names its first board chair and starts a search for a permanent successor.
The Federal Reserve’s proposed 2027 calendar keeps eight meetings but strips the rate decision from the late-October one, putting Chair Kevin Warsh’s plan into practice.
Kyiv says the military version of SpaceX’s Starlink is being throttled for the second time in recent weeks, a claim SpaceX denies.
A joint declaration from the Paris meeting also voices serious concern over the East and South China Seas, and Taiwan’s presidential office thanks the group.
Iranian state media said the vessels hit naval mines after ignoring warnings against an ‘unauthorized route’ through the waterway.
Tokyo’s warning revives the prospect of another intervention after hot US inflation data lifted bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes.
The president redirects Vice President Vance toward domestic targets, a day after reports that Vance was weighing direct talks with Tehran.
The Treasury sold $25 billion of 30-year bonds at a high yield of 5.441%, after a week of underwhelming auctions that included a weak 10-year sale.
The US government’s official monthly figure shows fiscal 2027 opening with the largest October shortfall on record as spending rose and tariff receipts fell.
The People’s Bank of China signals restraint on further easing as growth holds up, even as it repeats its pro-growth commitment.