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UK Office for Budget Responsibility says the budget slows near‑term fiscal consolidation compared with earlier plans.
2026-10-28
UK Office for Budget Responsibility says the budget slows near‑term fiscal consolidation compared with earlier plans.
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2026-10-28
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology organized and completed the drafting of the mandatory national standard "Technical Requirements and Test Methods for Automatic Emergency Braking Systems of Heavy-Duty Vehicles" (draft for approval)
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology organized and completed the drafting of the mandatory national standard "Technical Requirements and Test Methods for Automatic Emergency Braking Systems of Heavy-Duty Vehicles" (draft for approval) and the foreign language version of the mandatory national standard "Safety Requirements for Electric Vehicles" (draft for approval).
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Thomas Mathews, head of Asia-Pacific markets at Capital Economics in Wellington, said the RBNZ appears to have merely delayed tightening rather than abandoned it and is likely to resume in the near term. Given the current economic backdrop, market pr
Thomas Mathews, head of Asia-Pacific markets at Capital Economics in Wellington, said the RBNZ appears to have merely delayed tightening rather than abandoned it and is likely to resume in the near term. Given the current economic backdrop, market pricing looks somewhat aggressive; further dovish surprises and additional NZD weakness would not be surprising.
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