Economy

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Oct 2026
Chinese Competition Erodes Eurozone Industrial Surpluses, Pushing EU Towards Selective De-risking

Chinese competition flips EU industrial surpluses into deficits, prompting selective de-risking and focus on scale.

16

Oct 2026
US jobless claims tick up to 199,000 as dollar index eases near 102

US jobless claims rose to 199K; continuing claims dipped, while the dollar index eased near 102.00.

15

Oct 2026
Australian jobless rate holds at 4.7% as employment falls, dampening Aussie dollar and rate bets

Australia’s jobless rate stayed 4.7% in September; employment fell 39.3K, participation dipped, AUD eased.

15

Oct 2026
Fed Beige Book Flags Flat Employment, Slight Growth Bias and Mixed Price Pressures Across Districts

Beige Book shows flat employment, slight expected growth led by manufacturing, while price pressures persist across districts.

15

Oct 2026
US Debt Above $40trn Fuels ‘Higher for Longer’ Rate Fears, Lifting Implied Gold and Silver Values

US debt tops $40trn amid higher rates; M2 surge and US Debt Clock implies lofty gold, silver.

15

Oct 2026
US Core CPI Rises 0.3% in September, Beating Forecasts and Raising Inflation Persistence Concerns

US core CPI rose 0.3% in September, beating forecasts and indicating firmer, potentially persistent underlying inflation pressures.

14

Oct 2026
Singapore Q3 GDP tops forecasts as MAS holds policy, keeping USD/SGD near 1.2800

Singapore’s Q3 GDP beat forecasts; MAS held policy steady, supporting SGD stability and AI-driven growth momentum.

14

Oct 2026
Westpac Leading Index slips further negative, signalling weaker Australian momentum and raising easing bets

Westpac Leading Index fell to -0.1% in September, signaling weakening momentum and heightened volatility for Australian markets.

14

Oct 2026
Singapore Q3 GDP rises 5.4% year on year, beating forecasts and bolstering growth outlook

Singapore’s Q3 economy grew 5.4% year-on-year, beating forecasts, signalling resilience amid global demand shifts.

14

Oct 2026
Japan’s M2+CD Money Supply Growth Holds at 2% in September as Liquidity Conditions Stay Steady

Japan’s M2+CD money supply grew 2% year-on-year in September, signaling stable liquidity and deposit trends.

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