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U.S. 8-week Treasury bill auction (Oct. 15) stop-out yield 4.05% vs 3.98% prior.
2026-10-15
U.S. 8-week Treasury bill auction (Oct. 15) stop-out yield 4.05% vs 3.98% prior.
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Refinitiv, citing four people, said Anthropic’s latest disclosure of slowing revenue growth has prompted some existing and prospective investors to reassess its IPO valuation. Some investors are discussing a valuation near $1.5 trillion, below prior
Refinitiv, citing four people, said Anthropic’s latest disclosure of slowing revenue growth has prompted some existing and prospective investors to reassess its IPO valuation. Some investors are discussing a valuation near $1.5 trillion, below prior market expectations of about $2 trillion.
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Parts of England have been declared in severe drought for the first time since 1995 after record summer heat and months of below-average rainfall, leaving reservoir levels well below seasonal norms. The government raised drought status to the highest
Parts of England have been declared in severe drought for the first time since 1995 after record summer heat and months of below-average rainfall, leaving reservoir levels well below seasonal norms. The government raised drought status to the highest level in parts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, East Sussex and West Sussex and instructed the Environment Agency to prioritize public water supply over environmental needs where necessary, allowing water companies to retain more reservoir volume. Extreme heat has sparked wildfires and crop damage; rising demand, together with existing network leaks and supply interruptions, has increased pressure on water systems. Household supply has not been cut, but some areas face hosepipe bans; ministers have ordered daily monitoring of reservoir and river levels and stepped-up checks on water abstraction.
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