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Vietnam's deputy trade minister said Vietnam aims to increase imports from the United States, particularly machinery, equipment and materials.
2026-10-14
Vietnam's deputy trade minister said Vietnam aims to increase imports from the United States, particularly machinery, equipment and materials.
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2026-10-14
Fifth Third Bank chief U.S. economist Bill Adams expects U.S. CPI to reaccelerate in September as a rebound in gasoline pushes headline inflation higher. Higher fuel costs could also lift airfare, a core-CPI component; other core CPI categories are e
Fifth Third Bank chief U.S. economist Bill Adams expects U.S. CPI to reaccelerate in September as a rebound in gasoline pushes headline inflation higher. Higher fuel costs could also lift airfare, a core-CPI component; other core CPI categories are expected to be relatively muted. Dealer discounting to clear stock may put slight downward pressure on new and used vehicle prices, while most other durable-goods prices should see little change. Housing inflation may slow again, reflecting lagged pass-through from modest house-price and rent gains last year and early this year. PPI is likely to outpace CPI because diesel rose more than gasoline and has greater pass-through to producer costs; transportation and warehousing costs may jump, lifting core PPI. Medical-care services inflation may be relatively muted due to residual seasonality.
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G24 chair Taiwo Oyedele said on Tuesday at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok that debt vulnerabilities in many developing economies—notably in Africa—have become a major barrier to achieving inclusive growth, with governments facing m
G24 chair Taiwo Oyedele said on Tuesday at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok that debt vulnerabilities in many developing economies—notably in Africa—have become a major barrier to achieving inclusive growth, with governments facing mounting debt burdens. He estimated developing countries pay about $500bn more in debt servicing than advanced economies, while Widening fiscal deficits and sharply higher borrowing costs are adding pressure. Ongoing Middle East conflict-related supply shocks and a “super” El Niño driving up food prices are compounding strains and, Oyedele said, are hindering emerging markets’ economic transformation and large-scale job creation.
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