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Eurozone Industrial Resilience Falters as Energy Shock Bites
Market Calm Shatters as AI, Rate Fears Collide
European shares trip on global tech bump and U.S. inflation spike
TSX futures inch higher amid AI jitters, rate-hike worries
S&P 500’s march to 8,000 hinges on ’very, very strong’ third quarter
UBS now expects a third Fed rate hike after hot September inflation print
UK Fintech Relace Secures $1.6 Million in Funding
US Technology Stocks Decline Amid Financing Concerns
Lufthansa Says ‘Couldn’t Miss’ TAP Deal Has €450 Million Upside
Meezan Bank Transitions Payments Operations to BPC SmartVista Platform
Kremlin Criticizes Ukrainian Strikes on Refineries as Hindering Peace Efforts
PRL Token Surges Sevenfold Since August on AI Mining Model, Despite Code Controversy
Crypto Industry Presses Illinois Court for Expedited Ruling on Digital Asset Tax
Russian Diesel Begins Flowing to Global Markets
PepsiCo warns ’energy drink’ ban could run its India supplies dry as Red Bull sells on
Citi names 2 key market risks for 2027
Wise Appoints Barak Eilam as Chair Designate
Anthropic Reports Slower Growth Amid AI Stock Selloff
Trump donor leading Caucasus fund has major Armenia holdings, Russia business history
Analysis-Oil shipping costs spike, lifting prices from pump to grocery
US toy prices surge ahead of holiday shopping season as tariffs, Iran war bite
JPMorgan turns bullish on European steel, upgrading ArcelorMittal on pullback
UK’s FTSE 100 hits near one-month high after Healey backs fiscal discipline
Warsh’s quest for quiet Fed gets vocal pushback
Overnight rates hitting MRO no sign of failure, says Välimäki
Asset Manager VanEck Abandons Plans for Liquid Staking ETF Product
Tech Stocks Plunge as Doubts Over A.I. Spending Intensify
Benefit Street Partners adds 14-person Encina team in asset-backed finance expansion
Healthcare Costs, Health Insurance Premiums Are Key Issues for Midterm Voters
Chery’s New Brand Comes to the UK With Land Rover Lookalike
Banks Explore FX Risk Management and AI Adoption at Sibos 2026
Spain to Release 4.4 Million Barrels from Strategic Reserves in October
Coinme Acquisition Hands Polygon Labs 37 Money Transmitter Licenses Across US
French Parliament Committee Approves 31.4% Tax on Stablecoin Conversions Beginning 2027
India’s Top Court Hears Delhi Protest Cases
Gold Rallies With Treasuries as AI Selloff Boosts Haven Assets
Macroeconomic policy must now do many things at once
New ‘zero-click’ spyware hacked phones using targeted ads
Vessels Reportedly Targeted in Strait of Hormuz
BlackRock draws $15.3bn into private markets as Fink targets AI financing
SpaceX Launches Starshield, Military-Focused Service Distinct from Starlink
Bitwise Chainlink ETF Attracts $10M Despite LINK’s Continued Price Decline
Firelight DeFi Protocol Goes Live on Flare, Automatically Converting FXRP Stakes Into Active Cover
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Hg reaches €1bn first close for debut secondaries fund
Crude Oil Prices Rise Amid Ongoing Middle East Tensions
Citi says ASML results show AI chip demand outlook extending to 2030
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
Europe’s Leaders Lack Tools to Ease War-Driven Energy Shock
Siebert Financial Projects Bitcoin Rally Beyond $175,000 on Stablecoin Expansion
TeraWulf and Core Scientific Plunge 12% as September Inflation Exceeds Forecasts
Dangote Pushes African Market Access for IPO With Egypt Visit
Ukraine Strikes Russian Refinery Following Missile Attacks
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BoE to raise rates to 4% in November, but economists narrowly expect hold from there: Reuters poll
UK Autumn Budget seen delaying tough calls to 2027 as headroom shrinks
Cathay Pacific to Seek 50 More Large Planes From Airbus, Boeing
Rising Treasury Yields and $2 Trillion Deficits Present Economic Challenges for the U.S.
PIK amendments mask US private credit stress, Moody’s warns
Apollo’s £5.7bn easyJet takeover faces union opposition
India Trade Deficit Widened in September on Higher Import Bill
Ukraine to Resume Russia Refinery Strikes, Defying Trump
BlackRock, Pimco, Sona Tap Counsel Over Virgin Media O2 Deal
Chile, Bolivia Seek Diplomatic Reset in New Right-Wing Alignment
The Engineer Accused of Bugging OpenAI’s Top-Secret Conference Room
Kirkland & Ellis appoints Nelson Ni as partner in Shanghai
Acwa to consider solar and wind projects in Mongolia
Saudi renewable energy company Acwa has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Mongolia’s Sun Steppe Power (SSP) to explore the cross-border export of electricity to China.
The companies will assess building cross-border solar and wind power projects with a targeted capacity of 4.5 gigawatts, supported by a 500-megawatt-hour battery energy storage system, the state-run Saudi Press Agency reported.
SSP is a subsidiary of London-listed Petro Matad, a hydrocarbon exploration and production company.
Acwa entered China’s renewables market in March 2025, signing agreements to develop more than 1GW of projects across several provinces.
The Public Investment Fund-controlled company aims to invest up to $30 billion in China by 2030.
Acwa executives also held discussions this week with Iraqi electricity minister Ali Saadi Waheeb about potentially doubling the capacity of a solar plant in Central Najaf governorate.
The company has 32 projects under development, with a combined power-generation capacity of 47GW and water desalination capacity of 2 million cubic metres per day.
Acwa’s shares, listed on the Saudi Exchange, closed at SAR160.10 on Wednesday and are down nearly 12 percent so far this year.
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