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Ukrainian president calls Trump-Putin relationship a ‘mistake’

Growth was largely in manufacturing sectors largely connected to AI

Investors rush into Treasuries as sell-off triggers demand for haven assets

Rebound in fuel costs has piled pressure on voters ahead of midterm elections

Food manufacturers warn of impact on consumers ahead of midterm elections

Annual headline and core CPI inflation both accelerated and beat market expectations in September

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Also in today’s newsletter: Saudi Aramco HQ attacked, and China’s exports surge

It would be nice to think that the world will become less shock-prone, but it probably won’t

September trade surplus hits record level, putting economy on track to surpass 2025 total of $1.2tn

The electric vehicle market shows how legacy EU companies continue to fail when it comes to countering Chinese competition

A statistical history of the IMF’s forecasts reveals a picture of higher growth and worse inflation

It is the sector where the US runs its largest surplus with its southern neighbour totalling about $25bn last year

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Also in today’s newsletter: tech stocks hit by ‘casino’ talk and CNN plans to expand its streaming service overseas

Plus: your ideas, please, on investing ex-AI

Nobel expectations

European automotive industry welcomes deal as ‘first step’ to create fairer playing field

Canada’s former deputy prime minister chronicles her political ups and downs while offering a strategy to survive the US president’s bullying

At its annual meeting, the fund calls for ‘urgent’ action to rebuild public finances