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Chile Consumer Prices Post Modest Gain as Fuel Costs Rise Again
Ryanair, Lufthansa Say Tough Pilot Checks Still Leave Risks
Russia Issues Warning to Europe Over Potential Aggression
Russia’s Limited Plague Comments Harken Back to Covid Controversies
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Says Europe Must Rebuild Critical Supply Chains
Turkey Considers Air Defense Support for Saudi Arabia
South Korean banks were likely hacked by a China-based actor with an AI agent, CrowdStrike says
Resilient Middle East Oil Trade Learns to Live With War
French Government Debt Default Risk Remains Elevated
PepsiCo to cut costs as weak N.America business hurts core profit forecast
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French Power Prices Exceed €100 for First Time Since 2023
Wise to Cover Tax Payments for Clients Due to Software Error
Philippines’ FX reserves fall to three-year low
Yardeni Sees Bond Yields Heading in ‘Danger Zone’ Direction
Houston start-up aims to loosen China’s grip on critical metal
Armalytix Appoints First Head of Legal and Compliance
U.K. Gilt Yields Reach Highest Levels in Years
ECB’s Lane Not Seeing ‘Noticeable’ Pickup in Eurozone Wages
China’s Stimulus May Shore Up GDP While Reinforcing Imbalances
Backlash against the China shock 2.0
Zcash Experiences Significant Decline Amid Broader Crypto Market Selloff
ECB Can Stick With Measured Response to Iran War, Lane Says
France Is the Bellwether for Stress in Global Markets
Oil prices jump on tanker attack and slowing flows through Strait of Hormuz
People's Bank of China Reiterates Stance on Yuan Stability Amid U.S. Scrutiny
Morning Bid: Wall Street winces at bond squeeze
Ryanair, Lufthansa CEOs Say Tough Pilot Checks Still Leave Risks
Lynx Asset Management Chooses xyt for Global Equities Analytics
Lithuania to propose EU ban on Russian grain via European ports
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Slovakia to approve Tesla FSD system within days
ECB to hike rates again in December as inflation almost doubles 2% target: Reuters poll
’Dangerous’ for BoE to rely on high bond yields to control inflation, MPC’s Greene says
France’s Debt Is Riskier Than 38% of Nation’s Company Bonds
Franklin Templeton, WisdomTree Help Drive Avalanche’s Treasury Token Surge to $545M
Ex-Engineer Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years for $750K Cryptocurrency Extortion Plot
UK Card Defaults Rise For Longest Period in 17 Years, BOE Says
The NFL’s $192 Million Bet on Flag Football Is Paying Off
PepsiCo to cut costs as weak N.America business hurts annual core profit forecast
Exclusive-US farm debt is at a record. Official data might be undercounting it
German government raises growth forecasts for 2026 and 2027
Germany raises growth outlook for 2026 and 2027
US bank investors to focus on impact of higher rates, deals outlook in Q3 earnings
ECB’s Wunsch pushes back on proposal to increase bank charges
Standard Chartered Expands Digital Asset Custody Services to Singapore
Ocorian Appoints Ryan McGrath as Global Head of Innovation
Germany heads for fastest growth since 2022
FirstFT: How hedge funds became Wall Street banks’ cash cow
Goldman starts Babcock coverage, sees civil nuclear as key upside
U.S. stock futures fall amid bond market strains, oil price surge
Bank of England’s Pill says central banks must focus on inflation
Analysis-Europe’s woes give dollar bulls fresh reason to press on
82 Million Galaxy Phones Will Soon Enable Cross-Border USDC Payments via Solana
PepsiCo Lowers Guidance on Mounting Costs in North America
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Serbia Extends Record Rate Pause in Run-Up to Pivotal Election
France’s far right goes woke. Or is it neoliberal?
Irate farmers should not limit the EU’s geopolitical ambitions
LIV Golf accelerates negotiations with players over plans to revive bankrupt tour
Bank of England’s Greene says UK pay outlook worries her
QatarEnergy wins seven Brazilian offshore exploration licences
Ripple Prime Challenges Wall Street Giants With Leveraged ETF Swap Financing Business
Ethereum Founder Raises Alarm Over AI Threat to Lattice-Based Cryptography
Major U.S. Bank Holds Liquidity Discussions With Kraken’s Parent Company
What Growing Up on a Farm Taught Elanco’s CEO
Texts Show Kimberly Guilfoyle Seeking $100,000 and Offering Access to Trump Officials
Gold Recovers as Chinese Buyers Return From Weeklong Holiday
HK Regulators Signal Tightening for Distressed Listed Stocks
Bank of England Official Warns of Inflation Risks Linked to Wage Growth
Megan Greene, a member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, has expressed ongoing concerns regarding persistent inflation risks in the United Kingdom. In her recent statements, Greene highlighted the potential for second-round effects from the current inflation cycle, particularly as early indications suggest that UK wages may rise by approximately 3.5% in the coming year. This anticipated wage growth raises alarms for Greene, as it could lead to higher prices in the economy.
Greene's remarks align with her previous hawkish stance, as she was one of the three policymakers who voted for a 25 basis points rate hike during the Bank's September meeting. She cautioned that delaying action in response to inflation could result in the central bank needing to catch up later, reinforcing her call for proactive measures to combat inflationary pressures.
Market expectations reflect a significant likelihood of another 25 basis points rate increase in November, with approximately 84% of traders pricing in this outcome. Greene's continued emphasis on the risks associated with wage growth and inflation is unlikely to dramatically alter market expectations, as her position has been clearly articulated since the last policy meeting. The focus now shifts to whether the remaining committee members who opted to maintain rates in September will be persuaded to act sooner rather than later.
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