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Nvidia shares fell 10.4% in premarket trading after Jensen Huang’s resignation, with finance chief Colette Kress serving as interim CEO. Armenia approved a transfer to cover a health-insurance subsidy shortfall. Family Dollar’s proposed $63 million settlement would fund customer redress and discounts, subject to a federal judge’s approval.
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Spain’s general strike seriously disrupted transport and other public services, with housing decrees awaiting another parliamentary vote. The European Commission proposes limits on purchases by minors as part of rules for online sales, subscriptions and games. Germany is proceeding with a crisis gas reserve to be built up over as many as three years.
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US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, and the Federal Reserve is expected to consider another interest-rate increase in December. Germany’s chancellor has tied progress on the EU’s next budget to all members financing Ukraine. Honda is recalling 635,808 US vehicles for free steering-software reprogramming.
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China has extended trade relief for two months, including some mineral-export waivers, while a separate $60 billion tariff-cut proposal remains unfinished. US financial institutions face a ban on transfers to and from MEXC. The UK plans mandatory human rights checks for large businesses.
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The World Bank says developing countries’ external debt reached $9.4 trillion in 2025 while borrowing costs remained high. Anthropic is reported to have bought generator commitments worth about $3.4 billion to expand capacity. Egypt plans to connect Nasim-1X to existing facilities while studies assess whether the gas discovery can be developed commercially.
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Berkshire Hathaway’s third-quarter share buybacks reached $9.6 billion, with further purchases in October and a later filing due to detail its stock-portfolio moves. Adani Ports’ €2.56 billion agreement to buy Evos would expand its European operations once approved and completed. A proposed $49.75 million rental settlement would fund consumer compensation and impose pricing and deposit rules if a judge approves it.
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The Nasdaq fell 5.5% as technology shares sold off, putting the index in correction territory. South Korea’s Kospi closed down 6% after a temporary trading halt as selling spread from US markets. Canada’s budget proposes C$44 billion for businesses and workers affected by tariffs.
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said another rate increase could be warranted after the move to 4%. Ueno Bank’s closure in Paraguay has frozen customer accounts. Putin’s decree has removed JTI’s control of its Russian operations.
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Eurostat initially estimates annual eurozone inflation at 4% in October, with prices rising faster than in September. Von der Leyen estimates Europe’s additional fossil-fuel import costs at €127 billion. Armenia’s EU-funded programme plans changes to company law, licensing and investment rules.
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Armenia’s central bank raised its policy rate to 7% with inflation above target and plans to publish its Transparency Report at 18:00 Yerevan time. Cyberattacks disrupted supermarket cooling across Europe, and Belgian prosecutors opened an investigation. Brent fell as talks raised hopes of an end to Middle East oil-supply disruptions.
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US spending barely increased after inflation in September, while after-tax purchasing power fell; the next estimates are scheduled for 25 November. Trump intends to end Rwanda’s and South Africa’s AGOA eligibility, which would remove duty-free treatment for qualifying exports. France’s economy contracted in the third quarter of 2026.
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With Fitch’s outlook now negative, French Economy Minister Roland Lescure urged adoption of a budget by year-end aimed at reducing the deficit to 5%. The Bank of Japan approved faster investment-fund sales. Virgin Media O2 plans thousands of redundancies.
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The Nasdaq fell 2.86% as selling spread across chip stocks; analysts pointed to concerns about returns on superintelligence (SI) spending. The Bank of Japan held its rate at 1.25%. The UK committed £4.7 billion over five years to Your First Home.
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Businesses filing customs declarations will be legally liable for the EU’s €2 import handling fee, due on 1 November 2026, but Irish Revenue says sellers or delivery businesses may collect it from shoppers at checkout or before delivery. The European Central Bank held its deposit rate at 2.5%. General Motors agreed to pay $220 million to resolve the states’ driver-data case.
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The European Central Bank kept its three policy rates unchanged after September’s increase and will decide future moves meeting by meeting. The Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates US third-quarter growth at a 3.4% annualized rate. Volkswagen puts the cost of restructuring already under way at €31 billion.
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The Bank of Canada raised its key rate to 2.5% and increased its inflation forecast, with Governor Tiff Macklem warning that businesses passing higher energy costs to customers would prolong inflation. The Federal Reserve held its target range at 3.75%–4%. The UK set minimum hourly pay for workers aged 21 and over at £13.21 from April 2027.
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The US vehicle-safety regulator says Toyota’s recall covers 228,367 Sienna Hybrids with a fault that could prevent seats from properly restraining occupants in certain frontal crashes. Anthropic has filed for a Nasdaq listing after an $80.7 billion first-half net loss. Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to up to 60,000 eligible employees.
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Brazil’s Ibovespa closed sharply lower in the first post-election trading session; an earlier decline had triggered a temporary trading pause. A tally based on Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry statements counts eight Azerbaijani sailors reported dead across attacks from June through October. Indonesia cut pipeline gas exports to Singapore by 9%, prompting Singapore’s prime minister to say its importer would protect its rights and interests.
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Gulf supply disruptions are raising Europe’s energy costs, prompting US pressure to release emergency diesel stocks. US SNAP enrollment has fallen by about five million. Audi has confirmed plans for a $4 billion factory in Georgia, with final Volkswagen committee approval still pending, according to IG Metall.
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Sudan’s transport union has raised intercity bus fares by 40% and minibus fares by 30% amid fuel shortages. The US will change its additional tariffs on Canadian goods on 30 October. Finland has licensed Onkalo, but opening still requires tests, inspections and regulatory approval.
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Al Jazeera reports that disrupted trade and domestic charges are raising electronics costs in Iran, with some buyers repairing older devices instead. Brazil’s Congress has enacted a workweek change that schedules a 42-hour limit. Ofgem has approved an agreement to preserve Belgian pipeline capacity for UK winter gas imports.
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The Guardian reports Brent reached a five-month high amid Gulf supply threats; a US military spokesperson said the Strait of Hormuz remained open, with 95% of vessels getting through. Italian police have escorted hundreds of goods vehicles through lorry blockades to help deliveries. The Philippine central bank raised its benchmark rate to 5.50%.
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This issue brings together summaries of 12 published articles. Each summary links to the full article and its sources.
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UK vacancies fell to 691,000 in July–September in the final labour-market figures before the government’s budget. France has secured reported diesel pledges from three Gulf countries to supply fuel amid intermittent shortages. Roche’s local head says future investment decisions in Germany are on hold.
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