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Most Firms Keep Cash From Tariff Refunds, Fed Study Finds
The bulk of companies receiving billions in tariff refunds are mostly holding on to the cash, according to a survey released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.Jonnelle Marte
02
BOE’s Breeden Says Time Running Out to Stop AI Crashing Markets
Financial regulators are running out of time to tackle the risk of autonomous artificial intelligence agents causing a market meltdown, according to Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden.Tom Rees and Irina Anghel
03
Kenya’s $14 Billion Housing Push Faces Financing Strain
Kenyan President William Ruto’s plan to build 200,000 housing units a year is facing a funding squeeze that’s resulted in stalled projects, cost overruns and delays, according to a lawmakers’ report.David Herbling
04
Congo Working With Banks in Push to Diversify Shareholdings
The Democratic Republic of Congo will assess lenders’ requests for exemptions from rules requiring them to diversify their ownership, central bank Governor Andre Wameso said.David Herbling
05
Macklem Flags Risk of Delaying Rate Hike Too Long
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said policymakers don’t want to be late to hike interest rates should inflationary pressures prove to be stubborn.Erik Hertzberg
06
Outlier Bank of America Sees Two South Africa Rate Hikes in 2026
Rising inflation risks from the Iran war-induced oil shock and the Federal Reserve’s recent decision to raise borrowing costs have prompted Bank of America to pencil in two more interest-rate increases by the South African Reserve Bank this year.Ntando Thukwana
07
Greer Says US, China to Continue Talks on Trade Truce Extension
Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated China and the US remain divided on the terms of a trade truce extension, suggesting that three to six months was a range that Washington could support.Annmarie Hordern, Jonathan Ferro and Alicia Diaz
08
Brazil Economists Lower 2026 Selic Forecast Following Rate Cut
Brazil analysts lowered their 2026 year-end forecast for the benchmark interest rate as Latin America’s biggest economy gradually cools ahead of next month’s presidential election.Andrew Rosati
09
EU Executive Challenged Over Fiscal Control of Italy and France
The European Union’s fiscal watchdog questioned the bloc’s enforcement of budget rules on France and Italy, just as those two indebted nations enter critical weeks for their public finances.Jorge Valero
10
Trump-Xi Summit Prep Gathers Pace as Officials Make Headway on AI, Trade
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said talks with Chinese counterparts were ‘very successful.’Malcolm Scott
11
Trump and Xi summit in Washington
Hope for major breakthroughs is low, but stability may be the best thing for the global economyShawn Donnan
12
US Investments in Spain Surge 84% Despite Political Tensions
US investments in Spain jumped 84% in the first half of 2026, as investors brushed aside political tensions between the two countries.Sabrina Nelson Garcinuño and Ainhoa Goyeneche
13
Fed’s Goolsbee Says Road to 2% Inflation May Not Be Painless
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee warned the central bank cannot ignore repeated and persistent supply shocks, and must respond in a way that may cause economic hardship.Catarina Saraiva
14
Qatar Raises $3 Billion in First Public Bond Sale This Year
Qatar raised $3 billion from its first public international bond since November as the Gulf state contends with the economic fallout from the US-Iran war.Andrey Biryukov
15
ECB Launches Key Link Between Blockchain and Euro Payment System
The European Central Bank on Monday began letting banks settle tokenized wholesale transactions in central-bank money, while continuing efforts to develop a digital euro for consumers by the end of the decade.Mark Schroers
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German Economy to Gain Momentum Toward Year-End, Bundesbank Says
The German economy is set to lose momentum in the third quarter due to temporary factors before picking up steam again toward year-end, the Bundesbank said.Mark Schroers
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India-New Zealand Free Trade Pact to Take Effect Oct. 20
India’s free trade pact with New Zealand will take effect Oct. 20, as countries seek new trading partners while volatile US trade policies reshape global commerce.Shruti Srivastava
18
ECB’s Panetta Warns of Correction Risk on Optimistic AI Pricing
European Central Bank Governing Council member Fabio Panetta warned that overly optimistic valuations of technology companies could leave markets vulnerable to sharp corrections.Alessandra Migliaccio
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Key African Central Banks Set to Keep High Rates as Buffer Against Shocks
African central banks from South Africa to Egypt are poised to keep their interest rates high for longer, seeking to shield their economies from shocks such as surging energy prices caused by the Iran war and to support their currencies.Monique Vanek
20
Poland’s Rating Downgrade Deals a Pre-Election Blow to Tusk
Poland’s first rating downgrade in a decade is set to complicate Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s spending plans ahead of crunch elections next year.Agnieszka Barteczko and Maciej Martewicz