European Central Bank Survey: Eurozone Businesses Are Bracing For Higher Wage Demands

A European Central Bank Survey Indicates That Forecasters Have Only Slightly Raised Their Wage Growth Expectations

European Central Bank Survey: GDP Growth Is Projected At 1.3% In 2027

According To The State Administration Of Foreign Exchange, My Country's International Balance Of Payments For Goods And Services Trade Reached 5.8217 Trillion Yuan In September

London Metal Exchange (LME): Copper Inventories Increased By 1,800 Tons, Tin Inventories Increased By 10 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 552 Tons, Lead Inventories Decreased By 150 Tons, Zinc Inventories Decreased By 1,400 Tons, And Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 475 Tons

According To Russian Sources, The Kremlin Stated That It Noted The High Degree Of Coordination Between Russian And Ukrainian Inspectors

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: The Specific Amount And Handling Method Of The Surplus Generated From The Sale Of ETFs By The Bank Of Japan Will Be Considered In The Budget Preparation

ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: We Need To Be Vigilant About The Second-round Effect

Deutsche Bank: The European Investment Bank And Deutsche Bank Have Launched A €560 Million Cooperation Project To Support The Development Of European Aerospace Companies

ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: The Outlook For Growth And Inflation Remains Highly Uncertain

Two Sources Familiar With The Matter Revealed That The British Foreign Office Is Preparing A Climate Resilience Fund For Developing Countries. A Third Source Said That Internal Discussions Within The British Government Focus On Leveraging Public And Private Capital To Improve Access To Financing For Climate-vulnerable Countries

According To Politico, Part Of The Funding For Next Week's Commonwealth Summit Will Be Covered By The Commonwealth Secretariat's Reserves

According To Politico: A Former Aide To British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Revealed That Then-Foreign Secretary David Lamy Ordered An Assessment Recommending A Significant Reduction In The Frequency Of Summits From Once Every Two Years To Once Every Four Or Five Years, And Considering The Cancellation Of Closed-door Leaders' Meetings That Are Not Open To The Public