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Uruguay Becomes Mercosur's Most Open Economy After Activating Its Second European Trade Deal

Uruguay has activated the EFTA-Mercosur trade agreement with Norway, giving exporters preferential access to European markets as Montevideo advances its broader trade strategy.

Latin Times · 6h ago

Belgium's PM Holds One-on-One Crisis Talks as €10 Billion Deadline Puts Coalition at Risk

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever held individual meetings with coalition deputies after weeks of failed negotiations, warning that unresolved budget talks could trigger a government crisis.

Latin Times · 12h ago

Belgium's king considering PM Bart De Wever's resignation after budget talks fail, palace says

King Philippe said he regrets that no agreement had been reached and that the country cannot afford a prolonged political crisis.

Euronews · 20h ago

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is actually managing U.S. debt costs not inflation, economist says, as interest rates threaten to top GDP growth soon

"We’re not in hawkish or dovish land. What’s happening is yield curve management, which itself is a function of how precarious the U.S. debt picture is."

Fortune · Nov 1

With G-sec yields rising, countries have no alternative but to increase their bullion holdings

In India yield on T-year G secs has increased by 0.4 percentage points over the same period. Unfortunately, governments are confronting these higher borrowing costs precisely at a time when debt is elevated, with global public debt expected to exceed 100% of GDP by 2030, a level last reached in…

The Economic Times · Nov 1

U.S workers just took home their smallest share of capital since 1947—and the lowest ever recorded

American workers aren’t just getting the smallest share of GDP since records began. Their share of employment is shrinking and shrinking

Fortune · Oct 31

Q3 GDP Is Out — What the Latest Growth Number Means for Investors

A growing economy sounds like excellent news for investors, until the market starts asking what that growth will cost. The latest U.S. GDP report delivers a stronger expansion, but it also raises questions about inflation, corporate spending, and the Federal Reserve’s next move.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 30

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A 3.4% GDP print hides a ‘haunted’ housing market and a September stall

AI equipment spending rose 37.4% in the third quarter while housing investment fell 3.3%, and real consumer spending stalled in September.

Fortune · Oct 30

India’s FTAs to open access to $85 trillion market; Piyush Goyal urges exporters to go global

India's trade agreements are expected to provide exporters preferential access to markets with a combined GDP of $85 trillion, covering 76% of the global economy, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said. He urged businesses to expand internationally, improve product quality and build global brands as India pursues additional trade pacts.

The Economic Times · Oct 30

Italy inflation surges to 5.4% in October as energy costs bite

Italian inflation rose 5.4% in October from a year earlier, a sharp rise from the 4.2% rate in September, Italy's statistics agency Istat said on Friday.

Euronews · Oct 30

Bitcoin Price Jumps to $81.5K as Strong US GDP and Steady Inflation Overshadow Alphabet's Q3 Miss

Bitcoin rebounds to an intraday high above $81,500 as strong US GDP and steady inflation data offset pressure from Alphabet's Q3 miss and tech-led equity losses.

International Business Times UK · Oct 30

Think Tanks Warn of 'Painful,' 'Depressing' Years Ahead Amid UK Cost-Of-Living Crisis

The OBR forecasts higher inflation, slower growth and weaker household income gains as elevated energy prices strain UK living standards and complicate the government's borrowing plans.

International Business Times UK · Oct 30

UK considers Gordon Brown-style ‘off the books’ borrowing to fund defence

The chancellor is understood to be considering private finance initiatives used by Gordon Brown to bring defence spending up

The Independent UK · Oct 30

French economy 'headed for a wall' as GDP shrinks, finance minister warns

France's economy unexpectedly shrank in the third quarter while inflation rose more than anticipated, piling pressure on the government ahead of further nationwide protests this weekend that are making it ‌more difficult to cut spending. Finance Minister Roland Lescure warned that the economy could be "headed for a wall" if…

France 24 · Oct 30

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The Economic Times · Oct 30

Gold prices edge lower as US inflation data reinforces Fed outlook

Gold prices fell in early Asian trading, reflecting a decline of over 1% from the previous session. Spot gold is currently valued at $4,006.06 per ounce, while US gold futures have dipped to $4,018.50. Heightened inflation worries have raised fears of a potential interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve…

Barchart · Oct 29

Dollar is Undercut by Lower T-note Yields

The dollar index (DXY00 ) fell -0.16% on Thursday as the 10-year T-note yield fell -4 bp, undercutting US interest rate differentials. The 2-year T-note yield fell -5 bp on Thursday. The dollar found underlying support from a stronger-than-expected US GDP report of +3.4% and safe-haven demand as stocks fell....

Euronews · Oct 29

Kazakhstan's Tokayev calls for faster construction of nuclear power plants

President Tokayev outlined the country's priorities for the coming year in his annual address, urging the government to accelerate energy and construction projects, while criticising inefficiencies in public policy.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Oct 29

GDP Says the Economy Is Growing — Your Bank Account May Tell a Different Story

The headlines say the American economy is growing, but plenty of households are wondering where that prosperity went. Grocery bills remain stubbornly high, housing costs consume substantial portions of paychecks, and saving money can feel harder than ever.

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Barchart · Oct 29

Dollar Sees Some Support on Strong US GDP Report

The dollar index (DXY00 ) is trading slightly higher by +0.02% on some safe-haven demand amid today’s sell-off in stocks. The dollar is also seeing support from today’s stronger-than-expected US Q3 GDP report of +3.4%. However, the dollar is being undercut by today’s -5 bp decline in the 10-year T-note...

Evening Standard · Oct 29

Fact check: Four claims from the 2026 Budget speeches

Full Fact takes a look at claims made in Parliament about gas standing charges, the state pension triple lock, unemployment and defence spending.

The Guardian - US · Oct 29

US economy grows faster than expected but inflation rises to 3.7%

Commerce department data contrasts with sharp deterioration in consumer sentiment as midterms loom

France 24 · Oct 29

France reclaims title as Europe's champion of tax and social charges

New data shows that France has the EU's highest tax burden at 46 percent of GDP, while its national debt continues to grow. Amid new street protests over lack of education funding and falling purchasing power, the government is proposing a meagre hike in the minimum wage. Also in this…

The Economic Times · Oct 29

Finance ministry estimates India’s Q2 FY27 GDP growth at 7.35%

The finance ministry’s nowcasting model estimates India’s GDP will grow 7.35% in Q2 FY27, following 7.8% growth in the previous quarter, supported by stronger industrial output, energy consumption, port traffic, GST collections and automobile sales.

The Independent UK · Oct 29

As war strains Kremlin finances, Putin reaches into more pockets in search of new revenue streams

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine intensifying the strain on state finances, President Vladimir Putin is reaching for cash to fund his government and the war, squeezing tax revenue from an economy that’s increasingly skewed toward the military — while civilian needs take a back seat

Evening Standard · Oct 28

Budget 2026 forecasts: Which records have been set and milestones passed?

The tax burden is set to reach a record high, while growth in living standards is at an all-time low.

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