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  • 3d ago

    US consumer prices rise 3.7% in September as gasoline jumps 9.1%

    Energy costs linked to the war with Iran pushed US consumer prices up 3.7% from a year earlier, weeks before the 3 November midterm elections. The Federal Reserve now faces pressure to raise rates again at its 27-28 October meeting.

  • Oct 9

    78% of Americans blame White House for rising prices, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

    A Reuters/Ipsos poll of 4,506 US adults finds 78% say the White House bears at least part of the blame for rising prices. Most respondents cite tariffs introduced by the Trump administration as a main driver.

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Brussels promises Ukraine a winter shield

EU leaders pledge winter lifeline to Zelensky in Brussels

European leaders welcomed Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels and pledged a winter package for Ukraine covering energy, air defence and financing. Ursula von der Leyen said the EU is working on a 22nd sanctions package and would not lift sanctions until Russia stops the war.

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  • US-Russia diesel deal dispute

    Politico reports Trump's waiver also enables sales of Russian diesel that the Graham Act sanctions would have restricted.

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World · Updated 3m ago

China and the West: decoupling

Von der Leyen's announcement of planned instruments follows the expected playbook; no regulation has yet been adopted.

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