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An Omani co-pilot's failed attack on a Tel Aviv-bound flight has exposed critical gaps in pilot screening, prompting immediate flight suspensions and renewed scrutiny of Middle East aviation security.
A $7 billion Volkswagen battery plant in St. Thomas faces a two-year delay as EV demand softens, while government subsidies for charging infrastructure continue.
New Delhi has prolonged the RoDTEP export support scheme until December 31, 2026, while raising insurance coverage to 95% for shipments to West Asia to stabilize trade flows during ongoing geopolitical and logistical dis
Launched in Paris on October 2, 2026, the program offers a direct treasury gift or a high-yield bond option. A recent tax reform decouples citizenship from global tax residency, addressing a key investor concern.
German lawmakers voted to reduce fuel taxes by 17 cents per liter, effective October 1, 2026. The move aims to offset price spikes driven by the Iran conflict and secure short-term relief for consumers.
The Food Ministry has reduced the maximum stock holding limit for sugar traders in Kolkata and Assam from 200 tonnes to 100 tonnes, effective October 15, 2023. The move targets speculative stockpiling during the festive
Rising global bond yields and shifting risk premiums are impacting emerging markets, with higher US Treasury returns potentially moderating foreign portfolio investment in sovereign debt.
Infosys ADRs rose 8% in premarket trading on October 1, 2026, following Accenture's upbeat revenue guidance, signaling a potential bottom in the sector's sentiment.
Jio Platforms' 100% fresh issue targets a valuation that eclipses prior records, but a 2.5% float signals that execution risk is priced into the macro environment.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic reviewed the progress of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement in Milwaukee. The discussion focuses on the final legal text and the target for signing b
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield reached 5.18% on 24 September 2026, its highest since 2007. France's 10-year yield approached 5% as the global bond sell-off intensified, driven by energy costs and Iran conflict.
Long-term U.S. Treasury yields have reached their highest level in two decades, driven by persistent government deficits, slowing inflation, and robust economic growth fueled by AI investments. The U.S. government is sel
Scotiabank strategist Jean-Michel Gauthier has warned investors against relying solely on dividend yield as a metric, citing that bond yields have reached pre-financial crisis levels. He argues that such a focus risks in
South Africa raised petrol prices to record levels on October 7, 2026, with Inland 95 Unleaded reaching R30.25 per litre and diesel hitting R33.29 per litre. The adjustment, confirmed by Minister of Mineral and Petroleum
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered further expansion of the Russian military, coming amid ongoing attacks on Ukrainian cities, including a strike on Kyiv's Academy of Sciences. The developments indicate a susta
Stellantis UK's finance arm has set aside £221.3 million to cover compensation claims arising from the mis-selling of car loans, resulting in a £69.3 million pre-tax loss for 2025. The provision, based in Surrey, reflect
Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s former foreign minister, appeared before a parliamentary committee in Budapest to address allegations of ties to China's BYD automaker during his tenure. The inquiry focuses on his role in faci