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Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: We will help resist the passing on of higher fuel costs.
2026-10-28
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: We will help resist the passing on of higher fuel costs.
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2026-10-28
The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reports the U.S. has asked several Gulf Arab states to prepare for a possible short, intense military strike on Iran after the U.S. midterm elections. Washington has conveyed the warnin
The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reports the U.S. has asked several Gulf Arab states to prepare for a possible short, intense military strike on Iran after the U.S. midterm elections. Washington has conveyed the warning via diplomatic and military channels and, together with Israel, is reportedly preparing for fresh strikes intended to degrade Tehran—a move that could trigger significant escalation. U.S. forces are deploying a Patriot air‑defense battery from Texas, repositioning troops from vulnerable bases, replenishing munitions, and preparing bombers and fighters; a carrier strike group and a Marine expeditionary unit are also scheduled to join roughly 20 warships already operating in the region next month. Sources say President Trump has not decided but favors a post‑election large‑scale strike that could target Iranian infrastructure and nuclear sites.
2026-10-28
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Four policymakers, Anna Breman, Carl Hansen, Prasanna Gai, and Rebecca Williams, supported keeping the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged, while Paul Conway, Hayley Gourley, and Karen Silk supported raising the rate.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Four policymakers, Anna Breman, Carl Hansen, Prasanna Gai, and Rebecca Williams, supported keeping the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged, while Paul Conway, Hayley Gourley, and Karen Silk supported raising the rate.
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