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China fuel oil most-active contract rose 4.00% intraday to 5,518 yuan/ton.
2026-10-28
China fuel oil most-active contract rose 4.00% intraday to 5,518 yuan/ton.
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A-share food processing and manufacturing sector rallied, led by Qingdao Food which notched a fourth consecutive limit-up; Huifa Food and Babi Food hit the daily limit; Tianwei Food, Gaishi Food, Guangzhou Restaurant, Haixin Food and Ximai Food is al
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Chancellor John Healey said in his first budget speech on Wednesday that the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts the UK’s fiscal buffer will shrink by the end of the decade. The OBR projects that in 2029/30 tax receipts will exceed day-to-day
Chancellor John Healey said in his first budget speech on Wednesday that the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts the UK’s fiscal buffer will shrink by the end of the decade. The OBR projects that in 2029/30 tax receipts will exceed day-to-day spending by £15bn (about $20bn), down from a £24bn buffer the OBR estimated in the March budget update released by former chancellor Reeves. A survey of bond dealers earlier this month, citing higher borrowing costs and pressure on government spending, likewise expected the buffer to fall to £15bn. Healey said the government will meet its fiscal targets.
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