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Modi urges Indians to get rid of foreign products amid strained US ties
NEW DELHI, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a public address on Sunday asked citizens to stop using foreign-made products and instead use local ones, pushing for a self-reliant campaign when trade ties with the United States have soured.After U.S. President Donald Trump imp...Reuters
Sun, Sep 21
UK fighter jets begin NATO air defence mission over Poland
UK defence minister: NATO airspace will be defendedMove comes after recent Russian incursions into Polish airspaceUK jets join those of its allies along NATO's eastern flankBy Muvija M LONDON, Sept 20 (Reuters) - British fighter jets have flown their first NATO air defence sortie over Poland ...Reuters
Sat, Sep 20
Simkus says ECB should cut rates again to hit 2% inflation target, Bloomberg News reports
Sept 20 (Reuters) - European Central Bank Governing Council member Gediminas Simkus said the ECB should lower interest rates again in December to ensure inflation and economic growth don’t disappoint, Bloomberg News reported on Saturday.This is necessary to avoid inflation falling short of the centr...Reuters
Sat, Sep 20
China's exports to North Korea see first year-on-year decline of 2025
BEIJING, Sept 20 (Reuters) - China's exports to North Korea recorded their first year-on-year decline of 2025 in August, according to customs data released Saturday. Outbound shipments to North Korea totalled $147.6 million last month, down 0.05% from the same period a year earlier, data from Ch...Reuters
Sat, Sep 20
Japan PM contender Koizumi vows wage hikes to counter inflation
Koizumi says Japan must shift to policy focused on inflationPM hopeful vows to immediately compile stimulus packageKoizumi says he hopes BOJ, government move in lock stepKoizumi is a front-runner to lead ruling partyBy Leika Kihara TOKYO, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Shinjiro Koizumi, launching a bid to b...Reuters
Sat, Sep 20
China August soybean arrivals from Brazil rise 2.4%
BEIJING, Sept 20 (Reuters) - China's soybean imports from Brazil climbed 2.4% in August from a year earlier, as buyers sought to boost inventories to mitigate supply disruption risks in the fourth quarter.The world's top soybean buyer imported 10.49 million metric tons from Brazil last month...Reuters
Sat, Sep 20
Paraguay To Join JPMorgan's GBI-EM Index, Presidency Says
Sept 19 (Reuters) - Paraguay presidency: PARAGUAY TO JOIN JPMORGAN'S GOVERNMENT BOND INDEX-EMERGING MARKETS (GBI-EM), PRESIDENCY SAYSPARAGUAY PRESIDENCY SAYS THIS MEANS MORE INTERNATIONAL VISIBILITY, DEMAND FOR BONDS AND LESS COST OF FINANCINGReuters
Fri, Sep 19
WRAPUP 4-Fed's Miran defends call for steep rate cuts, says Trump didn't direct his vote
Miran says spoke with Trump on Tuesday but got no policy directionPromises detailed argument on Monday for low ratesKashkari says Miran's arrival like any other Fed personnel transitionDaly says rate cut aimed at protecting job marketBy Howard Schneider and Ann Saphir Sept 19 (Reuters) - New ...Reuters
Fri, Sep 19
Microsoft hikes Xbox prices in US once again as tariff challenges persist
By Zaheer Kachwala Sept 19 (Reuters) - Microsoft MSFT.O said on Friday it is raising the prices of its Xbox gaming consoles in the U.S. for a second time this year, as the cloud giant's video game division grapples with tariff-induced cost pressures, strong competition and uncertain spending....Reuters
Fri, Sep 19
Trump says China's Xi approved TikTok deal
WASHINGTON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that he had agreed with Chinese President Xi Jinping to approve a deal over TikTok."He approved the TikTok deal," Trump said to reporters in the Oval Office, adding that "it could be a formality" in getting an...Reuters
Fri, Sep 19
Moody's Ratings Changes Poland's Outlook To Negative From Stable, Affirms A2 Ratings
Sept 19 (Reuters) - Moody's:MOODY'S RATINGS CHANGES POLAND'S OUTLOOK TO NEGATIVE FROM STABLE, AFFIRMS A2 RATINGSMOODY'S: POLAND OUTLOOK CHANGE REFLECTS MATERIALLY WEAKER OUTLOOK FOR FISCAL & DEBT METRICS COMPARED TO EARLIER EXPECTATIONSMOODY'S: POLAND'S RATINGS SUPPORTED ...Reuters
Fri, Sep 19
