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– On Tuesday, October 13, the U.S. Dollar Index declined by 0.25%, settling at 102.27 and retreating from its highest point in 18 months. The index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, had previously risen to 102.61 on

Investor confidence surged at the close of the trading week, prompting a sharp rebound in global equity markets. Data confirmed that US and European stocks close higher as bond yields ease, reversing a downward trend triggered by earlier selloffs. The

– The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced a revised second-quarter growth rate of 2.2% for the economy in 2026, marking a significant upward correction from initial estimates. The previous figure indicated a 1.5% expansion for April through June. Additionally,

The international development community has mobilized emergency financial resources to assist populations affected by seismic activity. Government officials confirmed that the World Bank Group has authorized monetary assistance to accelerate regional reconstruction efforts. Under this new fiscal framework, the World

– The International Monetary Fund reports that artificial intelligence is significantly influencing investment patterns, productivity levels, and labor markets, while also posing new challenges for policymakers worldwide. The IMF’s 2026 Annual Report states that AI-related technology investments contributed approximately 0.5

– Oil prices experienced a steep decline Monday, pushing global crude benchmarks to their lowest levels in 12 days. The November Brent crude closed at $100.34 a barrel, reflecting a decrease of $3.53, or 3.4%. Meanwhile, October West Texas Intermediate