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Australia's RBA signals hawkish policy, prepared to curb demand to tame persistent inflation.

The Bank of England left interest rates on hold at 3.75% in a surprisingly close 5-4 split vote, with Governor Andrew Bailey and external policymaker Catherine Mann saying they could join those pushing to cut borrowing costs at some point.

A leadership rift emerges in Japan over the weak yen, with the PM citing export benefits as the finance ministry signals intervention.

The Netherlands' robust economy, buoyed by exports and spending, faces a paradox with cautious consumers and declining investment.

The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time decline from 210k (upwardly revised from 200k) to 209k (slightly above the 205k exp), but remaining near those multi-decade lows and showing no signs of labor market stress. Unadjusted claims plunged as the seasonal pain ebbed away...

Tesla commits $2B to xAI, signaling an AI/robotics pivot, with its $1.5T valuation riding on autonomous tech delivery.

India's record gold and silver imports in 2025, driven by surging investment demand, exacerbate economic strain and pose policy dilemmas.

Danish pension fund AkademikerPension plans to sell all its US Treasury holdings by the end of January, citing credit risks associated with President Donald Trump’s policies.

UK wages grew at their slowest pace in 3 1/2 years and employers continued to trim jobs, more signs of a weakening jobs market as the Bank of England considers how much further it can cut interest rates.