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2026-11-03

Fitch upgraded the Dominican Republic's sovereign rating to BB; outlook stable.

Fitch upgraded the Dominican Republic's sovereign rating to BB; outlook stable.
2026-11-03

Fitch upgraded the rating of the Dominican Republic to "BB" with a stable outlook.

Fitch upgraded the rating of the Dominican Republic to "BB" with a stable outlook.
2026-11-03

Amazon (AMZN.O): Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a strategic cooperation agreement with GOSH.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a strategic cooperation agreement with GOSH.
2026-11-03

Amazon (AMZN.O): Amazon Web Services (AWS) and GOSH have signed a strategic partnership agreement.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Amazon Web Services (AWS) and GOSH have signed a strategic partnership agreement.
2026-11-03

Baltic Dry Index fell 58 points (2.14%) to 2,590 on Tuesday, its lowest since Oct. 19. Capesize index down 142 points (3.58%) to 3,821, lowest in a week; Capesize average daily earnings fell $1,293 to $31,148. Panamax index fell 8 points (0.43%) to 1

Baltic Dry Index fell 58 points (2.14%) to 2,590 on Tuesday, its lowest since Oct. 19. Capesize index down 142 points (3.58%) to 3,821, lowest in a week; Capesize average daily earnings fell $1,293 to $31,148. Panamax index fell 8 points (0.43%) to 1,866, marking a 15th consecutive session of declines and its lowest since Apr. 13; Panamax average daily earnings dropped $76 to $16,791. Supramax index slipped 10 points (0.54%) to 1,846, the lowest since Oct. 14.
2026-11-03

Italian Prime Minister Meloni's final pre-election budget includes a small exit tax targeting wealthy residents who leave Italy. The measure is in a cabinet-approved budget bill and still requires parliamentary approval. It is expected to raise under

Italian Prime Minister Meloni's final pre-election budget includes a small exit tax targeting wealthy residents who leave Italy. The measure is in a cabinet-approved budget bill and still requires parliamentary approval. It is expected to raise under €4m in its first year (~$4.5m) and is presented as a populist move to capitalize on public discontent over persistent price rises. The announcement coincides with official data showing inflation surged last month, markedly higher than other European peers, and large cost-of-living protests from Rome to Milan that disrupted transport.
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