Economy

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Oct 2026
Markets Steady as UK Budget Backs Banks; OBR Lifts Inflation View and Raises Borrowing Forecasts

Budget steadied markets; bank tax eased rally. OBR raised inflation, cut growth, warned higher borrowing and record receipts.

28

Oct 2026
UK Budget targets fiscal discipline as OBR trims 2027 growth and expands energy support

UK Budget stresses fiscal discipline and energy relief; OBR tweaks growth outlook, deficit high, sterling steady.

28

Oct 2026
India’s September Industrial Output Jumps 6.8%, Beating Flat Forecasts and Lifting Growth Outlook

India’s industrial output surged 6.8% in September, beating forecasts, boosting momentum and shaping policy expectations.

28

Oct 2026
Bank of Canada Seen Raising Rates to 2.50% as Inflation Persists, Labour Market Softens

Bank of Canada seen hiking 25bp to 2.50% as sticky inflation clashes with weakening labour and jobs.

28

Oct 2026
Bank of Canada set for first rate rise since 2023 as inflation worries clash with weak growth

Bank of Canada likely to raise benchmark rate to 2.50% amid inflation worries despite economic weakness signals.

28

Oct 2026
Mexican peso slips as dollar firms, carry trades unwind and US–Mexico rate gap narrows

Mexican peso drops 0.60% as dollar firms; carry trades unwind; markets track rates, trade surplus, US data.

28

Oct 2026
Dallas Fed Factory Activity Index Surges to 13.4, Signalling Texas Manufacturing Expansion

Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index jumped to 13.4 in October, signaling expanding Texas factory activity and improving conditions.

27

Oct 2026
US Core Durable Goods Orders Miss Forecast, Fueling Easing Bets and Shifting Derivatives Positioning

Core durable goods orders missed forecasts, signalling cooling business spending and boosting rate-cut bets across markets.

27

Oct 2026
Dow futures edge higher, tech-led gains steady Wall Street ahead of Federal Reserve decision

Dow futures rose slightly as S&P and Nasdaq futures dipped, with markets cautious ahead of Fed decision.

27

Oct 2026
South Korea Consumer Sentiment Slips in October, Raising Won and Rate-Cut Speculation

South Korea’s consumer sentiment slipped to 105.4, signaling softer spending and potential volatility across won, equities, rates.

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