Big majority of US voters disapprove of Trump’s handling of inflation: FT poll
On the eve of the midterm elections, Americans say they want politicians who can better handle the economy
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How I ended 10-year employment freeze at UNIBEN — VC - Vanguard News
BENIN CITY — The Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), Prof. Edoba Omoregie, SAN, has said his administration has restored recruitment at the institution after a 10-year break, with about 500 people employed last year and a similar number expected to be recruited t...
Mahmood spares up to 300,000 migrants from crackdown - The Telegraph
Mahmood spares up to 300,000 migrants from crackdown The Telegraph
A MAGA whisperer on why Republicans can still win - Vox
John Fredericks speaks to Astead Herndon about why he thinks voters will stick with Trump and the races he’s watching.
Putin orders private data centres to set aside 10% of capacity to support IT infrastructure
Putin orders private data centres to set aside 10% of capacity to support IT infrastructure Reuters
Trump Softens on Canada as Economy Looms Large Over Midterms - Newsweek
President Donald Trump appeared to adopt a more conciliatory tone toward Canada as the two countries say they will hold trade negotiations. The discussion comes as U.S. economic concerns have played a key role in the buildup to Tuesday's midterms.
Libya Parliament Caps Recent Moves by Backing New Central Banker
Libya’s eastern-based parliament approved the appointment of a new central bank governor, its latest in a flurry of moves as world powers press on with an attempt to reunify the war-torn OPEC member.
Consumer inflation falls to 9.6pc in Oct from 10.3pc in Sept - Dawn
Consumer inflation falls to 9.6pc in Oct from 10.3pc in Sept Dawn
US Warns Iran Can't Hold Global Economy Hostage, Says 'Prepared To Go in Another Direction' if Hormuz Traffic Not Restored - Republic World
US Warns Iran Can't Hold Global Economy Hostage, Says 'Prepared To Go in Another Direction' if Hormuz Traffic Not Restored Republic World
COMMENTARY: Brutal AI selloff stirs recession fears
COMMENTARY: Brutal AI selloff stirs recession fears Reuters
Libya's House of Representatives officially appoints new central bank chief-Xinhua - 新华网
TRIPOLI, Nov. 2 (Xinhua) -- Libya's House of Representatives on Monday voted to formally accept the resignation of Central Bank Governor Naji Issa and appoint Fawzi Abu Khzam as the bank's new governor.
Thailand opens int'l horticultural expo to advance green economy, regional growth-Xinhua - 新华网
BANGKOK, Nov. 2 (Xinhua) -- Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul declared the Udon Thani International Horticultural Expo 2026 open on Monday, urging international cooperation and advanced agricultural technology under the Bio-Circular-Green economic model to uplift farm...
Higher rates, weaker spending: Is the Philippines entering stagflation? - The Business Times
[MANILA] The Philippines is running out of room to manoeuvre – with inflation accelerating, growth slowing, and the central bank raising rates in an economy already losing steam.
Giving fabric a new life: Quebec business tailors a new role in the circular economy - CTV News
Giving fabric a new life: Quebec business tailors a new role in the circular economy CTV News
Women’s policy will be implemented without compromises: CM
Says government mulling special Act to prevent cyber attacks on women; inaugurates Her Summit 2026 organised by Women and Child Development department for framing new women’s policy
Last Post: Punters may go for Melbourne Cup day interest rate rise - The Australian
Last Post: Punters may go for Melbourne Cup day interest rate rise The Australian
The state of the U.S. economy ahead of the midterms in five charts
With the midterm elections just days away, NBC's Christine Romans breaks down the state of the U.S. economy in five charts — gas prices, wages and inflation, mortgage rates, home prices and the S&P 500 — and speaks with Dan Burns, U.S. economics editor at Reuters.
October inflation seen accelerating to 7.6 percent
MANILA, Philippines — Inflation likely accelerated further in October as higher transport fares, electricity rates, fuel costs and a weaker peso broadened price pressures despite some relief from food prices, according to economists polled by The STAR.