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Australia's third-quarter CPI rose 1.3% quarter-on-quarter, below the expected 1.2% and the previous reading of 0.60%.
2026-10-28
Australia's third-quarter CPI rose 1.3% quarter-on-quarter, below the expected 1.2% and the previous reading of 0.60%.
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2026-10-27
The UNCTAD- and Qatari government-hosted 9th World Investment Forum ran Oct. 25–27 in Doha. China's minister-level international trade negotiator and MOFCOM vice minister Li Chenggang told a high-level session on reshaping global value chains that th
The UNCTAD- and Qatari government-hosted 9th World Investment Forum ran Oct. 25–27 in Doha. China's minister-level international trade negotiator and MOFCOM vice minister Li Chenggang told a high-level session on reshaping global value chains that the world recovery is weak, cross-border investment is sluggish, and GVCs are becoming fragmented and politicized, marginalizing developing countries amid a lack of coordinated investment policy. Li said China will pursue multilateralism, push its Global Development and Global Governance initiatives, promote value-chain cooperation and openness to boost resilience, and actively support digital and green upgrading and developing-country integration into GVCs.
2026-10-28
According to the Financial Times, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy will reverse his plan to cut limits on cash personal savings accounts. Healy will use Wednesday's budget to maintain the £20,000 annual tax-free limit for cash personal savings ac
According to the Financial Times, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy will reverse his plan to cut limits on cash personal savings accounts. Healy will use Wednesday's budget to maintain the £20,000 annual tax-free limit for cash personal savings accounts, overturning the cuts proposed by former Chancellor Reeves.
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