The ECB’s September survey found slightly higher near-term inflation and income expectations, weaker growth expectations and rising concern about unemployment.
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Should You Have A Cash Reserve At Home? Just 17% Of Us Do – And The Government Now Recommends You Hold Some
The Government’s Be Ready checklist includes notes and coins, but gives no target amount. A Link survey found 17% keep cash for payment outages.
UK Dividends Reach £28 Billion In Q3 As Banks And Miners Lead Profit Distribution
UK companies paid more than £28bn in dividends in Q3 2026, up 14.1% year on year, according to Computershare data.
What 13,000 AI Tests Say About A Viral “100X Trade” Strategy
A two-day paper test across four Polymarket crypto markets found the trade’s key double-fill happened just 3 times in 9,486 attempts.
Live: Inflation Rose To 3.5% In September
UK CPI inflation reached 3.5% in the year to September, with transport prices the largest contributor, according to the ONS.
Visa Launches Agentic Payments Pilot With BILL And Billtrust
Visa, BILL and Billtrust are testing authenticated AI agents that can make buyer-approved invoice payments through supplier portals.
Stock Markets And Bonds Sell Off Across Europe As Investors Alarmed By Spiralling Unrest In France
European shares and government bonds fell after weekend unrest in France, adding to investor concerns about the country’s debt and budget standoff.
A Closer Look At Anthropic’s 5% Public Benefit Fund
Anthropic says it will commit 5% of its shares to a company-owned fund, subject to stockholder approval. Governance and payout rules are not yet public.
A Dividend Strategy Shines For This Top iShares ETF
iShares Core Dividend gained 36% over the 12 months through August, ahead of the S&P 500, according to Kiplinger’s report.
Christine Lagarde: IMFC Statement
Christine Lagarde told the IMF committee that energy shocks threaten inflation as the ECB projects modest euro area growth and maintains a data-led policy approach.