South Korea's third-quarter growth seen at 0.7% in economist poll
Record September exports supported the outlook, while economists raised concerns about dependence on semiconductors and uneven domestic demand.
Record September exports supported the outlook, while economists raised concerns about dependence on semiconductors and uneven domestic demand.
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Ukrainian officials said speed limits remained in effect, disputing the U.S. president’s earlier assertion that service had been fully restored.
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The euro was heading for weekly losses against the dollar and yen, while traders awaited policy meetings at three major central banks.
Bernd Lange wants investment included in wider negotiations as European lawmakers prepare to visit China on October 27 to 29.
Technology shares steadied after a selloff, while energy stocks reached a record high as attacks in Saudi Arabia raised supply concerns.
An October agreement sets quotas for Chinese hybrid cars, while Brussels is considering powers to restrict China's access to the EU market.
A joint study found just 44 tender offers were completed in the first half of 2026, despite growing interest in employee share sales.
Bristol Myers led the Series E financing, which valued Pathos at about $3 billion, as the companies announced a collaboration with Tempus AI.
The CHIPS Act award from the Department of Commerce will also give the U.S. government a stake in the company.
Deputy Governor Chiara Scotti said banks should experiment on a small scale even as the eventual reach of tokenization remains unclear.
Increased lending to overseas non-bank institutions may have left Japan's financial system more exposed to global market fluctuations, the central bank said.
The Amazon CEO said significant bookings also extend into 2028, while demand from AI labs and enterprises is outstripping capacity expansion.