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US 6-month Treasury auction to Sept. 28 — share of awards at the stop-out yield 37.89%, prior 48.01%.
2026-09-28
US 6-month Treasury auction to Sept. 28 — share of awards at the stop-out yield 37.89%, prior 48.01%.
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2026-09-29
All nine forecasters — Oxford Economics, Standard Chartered, Westpac, the Reuters survey, UBS, TD Securities, ANZ, ING and Commonwealth Bank — expect a 25bp Reserve Bank of Australia hike in September. Views on November diverge: UBS and ANZ expect an
All nine forecasters — Oxford Economics, Standard Chartered, Westpac, the Reuters survey, UBS, TD Securities, ANZ, ING and Commonwealth Bank — expect a 25bp Reserve Bank of Australia hike in September. Views on November diverge: UBS and ANZ expect another 25bp (UBS ties this to Q3 inflation surprising to the upside); Commonwealth Bank says September will pass unanimously with hawkish wording and that a Q3 trimmed‑mean inflation print ≥1% q/q could trigger a further hike; TD Securities and the Reuters survey see the cycle nearing its end and TD sees no urgent case for Nov/Dec moves; Westpac expects a split vote reflecting differing views on supply capacity and labor‑market slack. Drivers cited across forecasters are persistent inflation, a still‑tight labor market, higher oil prices and AI‑related demand, plus resilient growth, reinforcing upside policy risk.
2026-09-28
Counterpoint Research forecasts global smartphone shipments priced below $200 will fall by more than 230 million units between 2025 and 2030. Overall smartphone shipments are expected to recover to 2025 levels by end-2030, but the sub-$200 segment is
Counterpoint Research forecasts global smartphone shipments priced below $200 will fall by more than 230 million units between 2025 and 2030. Overall smartphone shipments are expected to recover to 2025 levels by end-2030, but the sub-$200 segment is forecast to be about 40% smaller than in 2025; entry-level devices will contract more sharply. Counterpoint cites rising component costs and higher minimum configuration requirements as factors compressing the low-price device market.
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