Nov Financial News

China continues to battle its property demons while it is Italy's turn to be in the eye of the ratings agencies. Here is your week-ahead primer from Lewis Krauskopf in New York, Kevin Buckland in Tokyo, Danilo Masoni in Milan and Alun John and Dhara Ranasinghe in London. 1/ INFLATION WATCH A slew of Federal Reserve policymakers including boss Jerome Powell say they are still not sure that rates are high enough to finish the battle with inflation. Traders, anticipating roughly three quarter-point Fed rate cuts next year, will now turn their attention to Tuesday's inflation data to confirm their view on the outlook. The October consumer price index is expected to have climbed 0.1% on a monthly basis, according to a Reuters poll. September's CPI rose 0.4% on a surprise surge in rental costs, but also showed a moderation in underlying inflation pressures. A sharper cooling could fan the peak rate talk, fuelled by October's employment report, which pointed to an easing in labor markets. A federal government shutdown meanwhile looms if lawmakers in Washington are unable to pass a measure to at least temporarily fund operations before a Nov.

royal family members such as Kate Middleton, Queen Camilla, Meghan Markle, and Prince Harry at various events. But do you know why? The red poppy pins, a tradition dating back to 1921, have become an integral part of the royal wardrobe, especially in November, leading up to Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. These pins hold deep significance as a mark of remembrance for military members who have lost their lives in wars. During their joint visit to Scotland on Nov. 2, Kate Middleton and Prince William wore matching green jackets, each adorned with the iconic red poppy. The symbolism continued in subsequent individual outings, with the Prince of Wales sporting the poppy during his visit to Singapore for the Earthshot Prize awards, and the Princess of Wales donning it on her camo jacket during a visit to the Queen's Dragoon Guards on Nov. 8.

By David Morgan

Investing.com — It’s not everyday that you get to read a Phil Flynn note that’s virtually bearish on oil. But to hear one of the market’s loudest oil bulls admit that people have been fleeing the long crude game like rats abandoning a sinking ship should be a wake-up call to those who kept drumming for a return to $100 pricing in recent weeks.

By David Lawder and Ann Saphir

Sterling K. Brown will be felicitated at the 46th Denver Film Festival this weekend. Brown is set to be honored with the Excellence in Acting Award for his outstanding performance in Cord Jefferson’s satirical drama “American Fiction,” the opening film of the festival on Nov. 3.

Tesla in Sweden, where a trade union is demanding that the Texas-based automaker sign a collective bargaining agreement, which most employees in the Scandinavian country have. Tesla has no manufacturing plant in Sweden, but 130 members of the powerful metalworkers' union IF Metall walked out on October 27 at seven workshops across the country where its popular electric cars are serviced.

EU regulator’s decision to put all of the App Store into the bloc’s new digital antitrust list. It’ll argue also its iMessage service shouldn’t be subject to closer scrutiny from regulators, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bank of Canada senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers laid out the central bank’s view of the interest rate path going forward at an event in Vancouver Nov. 9 and indebted Canadians may not like what she had to say. The Financial Post’s Ian Vandaelle breaks down four key takeaways from Rogers’ speech.

Veterans Day on Saturday. The day observed annually on November 11, is a federal and bank holiday in the country which honours the service of military veterans. Originally called Armistice Day, this holiday had its roots in the aftermath of World War I and secured federal recognition as one of the nation's ten official holidays during the 1930s.

Investing.com — Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) will likely need «several months» to ramp up production of its new artificial intelligence chip aimed at capturing growing demand in China, according to analysts at Wolfe Research.

Investing.com — Oil prices rose Friday, finding some support as a difficult week comes to end, as market attention turns to a key meeting of OPEC and its allies later this month.

Norfolk County resident was dispatching her refuse outside a common area at her condo when she was attacked and bitten several times by a canine that resembled a pit bull on Nov. 1.“I could hear growling and barking in the background but I didn’t realize it was that close until I opened the door to come out of the garbage area,” Bonnett recalls.“It was sitting right in front of me, growling, and I tried to take a step back … but she pounced and got me before I could move.”The 75-year-old says the animal knocked her to the ground and bit her legs, arms and face, forcing her to scream for help.“It seemed to last a long time, but I’m sure it wasn’t all that long,” she said.“No one seemed to hear me because I was yelling and crying for help, but nine in the morning and most people had gone to work.”Bonnet says she has several puncture wounds all over, a large bite on her thigh and tearing on the left side of her face from the initial attack.Subsequent strikes would see a section of her right-side scalp removed.“She didn’t go for the neck, thank goodness,” Bonnett said.“I hear they do that … so I was lucky with that.”Eventually, the dog’s owner, who lives across from her condo, came running out, calling on a neighbour next door for assistance, according to Bonnett.The two somehow got the dog off her.Bonnet returned home on Wednesday night from St.

Tony Evers has invited schoolchildren statewide to join in the holiday cheer by crafting ornaments for this year's State Capitol Holiday Tree. Governor Evers tweeted, «Help us decorate the 2023 Capitol Holiday Tree with ornaments celebrating the 175 years of dreamers, creators, innovators, leaders, and hardworking folks that made us the state we are today!» The theme not only commemorates the state's 175 years of existence but also pays tribute to the diverse array of Wisconsinites who have played pivotal roles in shaping its identity. On Nov 7, he unveiled the theme for this year's Capitol Holiday Tree as '175 Years of Wisconsinites.' Although the theme is decided, Wisconsinites will have to wait until the day before Thanksgiving for the tree to be erected in the State Capitol.

A $290 million settlement between JPMorgan Chase & Co. and victims of Jeffrey Epstein was approved by a federal judge, who rejected a last-minute challenge from a group of state attorneys general that could have delayed the payout to almost 200 victims. 

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economy failed to grow in the July-to-September period but at least managed to avoid the start of a recession, figures from the Office for National Statistics showed on Friday. The 0% change in gross domestic product in the third quarter compared with a forecast for a 0.1% fall in a Reuters poll of economists, which many analysts said was likely to represent the start of a recession.

By Sophie Yu and Casey Hall

SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal launched a blistering attack on the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab, alleging a complete breakdown in law and order under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. «The law and order situation has completely collapsed in Punjab under the @BhagwantMann-led @AamAadmiParty govt.