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The Russian Ministry Of Defense Reported That Russian Forces Have Taken Control Of The Settlements Of Krasnyar And Potikhanovo In The Kharkiv Region
The Russian Federal Security Service Reported That A Moscow Resident Has Been Detained For Plotting To Detonate A Car In The Convoy Of A Senior Russian Official
Iranian Parliamentarian Rashidi: The President's Visit To New York Is A Good Opportunity To Demonstrate Iran's Strength. The President And His Team Should First Clearly Articulate Iran's Firm Stance, Present A Clear Image Of A Strong Iran To The World, And Fully Explain Iran's Strength
Hong Kong, China: August Composite CPI Annual Rate At 1.7%, Versus Forecast Of 1.8% And Previous Value Of 1.70%
The UK's Preliminary Composite PMI For September Came In At 51.7, The Lowest In Three Months
The UK's Preliminary Services PMI For September Came In At 51.7, The Lowest In Three Months
The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7065 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On September 23, Down 46 Points From The Previous Trading Day
The UK's Preliminary Manufacturing PMI For September Came In At 51.7, Versus An Expected 51.5 And A Previous Reading Of 51.7
OECD: The Bank Of England Does Not Need To Raise Interest Rates, As Policy Is Already Sufficiently Tight
According To The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), Yemeni Government Forces Stated On Tuesday That They Have Fully Secured Mount Qarfan, A Strategic Stronghold In The Southern Province Of Taiz, Following Clashes With Houthi Militants
OECD: Energy Prices Have Risen Again Recently Due To Increased Disruptions To Production And Exports In The Gulf Economies. High Refining Margins Caused By Production Bottlenecks Have Further Pushed Up Consumer Prices And Business Costs. Prices Of Some Agricultural Products Have Also Risen Significantly In Recent Months, Partly Due To The Impact Of Extreme Weather On Supply
OECD: The Global Economic Outlook Depends Heavily On Whether The Middle East Conflict Can Be Resolved In A Lasting Way
The OECD Projects That Overall Inflation In The G20 Will Decline From 4.1% In 2026 To 3.6% In 2027. Core Inflation In Advanced Economies Is Projected To Decline From 2.7% In 2026 To 2.5% In 2027
OECD: Inflation Is Expected To Rise In The Near Term, Reflecting Higher Commodity Prices, But Will Gradually Ease By 2027 As Lower Energy Prices And Tighter Monetary Policy Help Limit Broader Price Pressures
Institution: Possibility Of Bank Of England Rate Hike In November Remains Unless Oil Prices Continue To Fall
OECD: (Regarding The European Economy) Demand Will Gradually Increase As Energy Prices Return To Normal And New Defense Initiatives Accelerate
OECD: (Regarding The US Economy) Despite Strong Investment In Artificial Intelligence, Slower Growth In Consumer Spending And Real Income Will Somewhat Offset This
OECD: The Boom In Artificial Intelligence Is Expected To Help Offset The Middle East Energy Shock In The Short Term
The OECD Expects The Bank Of Japan To Raise Its Key Interest Rate To 2% By The End Of 2027. The Bank Of England Is Expected To Keep Interest Rates Unchanged For Most Of 2027, With A Possible Next Policy Move Being A Rate Cut
OECD: The Federal Reserve And The European Central Bank Are Expected To Raise Interest Rates Once More This Year, And Then Keep Rates Stable Until 2027
The OECD Projects Saudi Arabia's Economy Will Contract By 1.8% In 2026, Down From A Previous Forecast Of 3.2% Growth
The OECD Projects Japan's Economy To Grow By 0.8% In 2026 (previously Projected At 0.6%) And 0.7% In 2027
OECD: The Euro Area's Economic Growth Is Projected At 1% In 2026 And 1% In 2027 (previously Forecast At 0.8% And 1.2%, Respectively)
The Preliminary Eurozone Composite PMI For September Stood At 53.1, Above The Forecast Of 51.7 And The Previous Reading Of 52
The Eurozone's Preliminary Manufacturing PMI For September Came In At 52.7, Versus An Expected 52.6 And A Previous Reading Of 52.7
The Eurozone's Composite PMI Hit A 41-month High In September, While The Services PMI Hit A 10-month High
The Preliminary September Services PMI For The Eurozone Came In At 53, Against A Forecast Of 51.5 And A Previous Reading Of 51.6
The OECD Projects Global GDP Growth Of 2.9% In 2026 (previously Projected At 2.8%) And 3.0% In 2027
London Metal Exchange (LME): Lead Inventories Decreased By 3,775 Tons, Copper Inventories Decreased By 1,750 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 30 Tons, Zinc Inventories Increased By 150 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 750 Tons, And Tin Inventories Increased By 30 Tons
The Dutch Foreign Minister Condemned Russia's Attacks In The Black Sea, Which Are Preventing Ukrainian Food From Reaching Global Markets. He Stressed The Need To Restore Freedom Of Navigation So That Food Can Reach Those Who Depend On It
Market Sources Say Witnesses Reported Seeing Smoke Rising In Downtown Kyiv, Suspected To Be From A Russian Drone Attack
Indonesian Central Bank Senior Deputy Governor Aida: High Oil Prices Affect Our Imports, But High Prices For Other Commodities Will Benefit Exports
Indonesian Central Bank Senior Deputy Governor Aida: Geopolitical Tensions Are Expected To Ease In 2027
Indonesian Central Bank Governor: We Also Hope To Support Economic Growth, As Momentum Has Already Been Established
The Governor Of Indonesia's Central Bank Stated That The Hedging Policy Aims To Attract Capital Inflows And Increase The Domestic Supply Of US Dollars
Indonesian Central Bank Governor: We Are Using Innovative Policies To Address Global Uncertainty
The Governor Of Central Bank Indonesia Stated That The Interest Rate Hikes In May And June Were Forward-looking And Aimed At Addressing Global Developments
The Yield On Germany's 10-year Government Bonds Rose Slightly By 0.7 Basis Points To 3.456% On The Day
Germany's Preliminary Manufacturing PMI For September Hit A Two-month Low, While The Composite PMI Reached An 11-month High And The Services PMI Hit A Seven-month High
Germany's Preliminary September Services PMI Came In At 52.9, Versus An Expected 50 And A Previous Reading Of 49.7
Germany's Preliminary Manufacturing PMI For September Came In At 53.8, Versus An Expected 54 And A Previous Reading Of 54.3
Market News: Traders Say The Reserve Bank Of India May Sell Dollars To Limit The Rupee's Depreciation
The Governor Of Central Bank Indonesia Said That It Will Continue To Provide Incentives To Encourage The Use Of Local Currencies In Transactions With Partner Countries
The Governor Of Central Bank Indonesia Stated That The Government Will Increase Incentives For Swap Transactions With The Central Bank By Reducing Costs
The Indonesian Central Bank Kept Interest Rates Unchanged, With Little Change In The Indonesian Rupiah. The USD/DRI Exchange Rate Was 17,795
Central Bank Indonesia Maintained Its Benchmark Interest Rate At 5.75%, In Line With Market Expectations
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