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G-7 Agrees to Release 100 Million Barrels of Diesel and Crude

The announcement would seem to end the threat of a U.S. ban on diesel exports, at least for now.

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Stocks Jump as Hiring Softens

U.S. stocks rose after the September jobs report came in cooler than expected, and as investors bet that the Fed won't be forced to raise rates as aggressively as previously feared.

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September Hiring Trudged Along but Labor Market Still on Healthy Track

Anemic hiring fell far short of expectations with 29,000 jobs added last month, but the unemployment rate remains near historic lows.

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Oil Prices Lower On G-7 Fuel Release Plan

Oil and diesel fuel prices fell after the Group of Seven agreed to release crude oil and fuel from their emergency stocks and not to restrict oil exports.

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Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Fed Minutes in Focus as Near-Term Rate-Hike Prospects Dim

The Federal Reserve's minutes for its September meeting are due Wednesday and will mark the highlight of the coming week.

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Eurozone Inflation Jumps to Three-Year High on Sharper Energy Costs

Consumer prices were 3.8% higher in September than the same month of last year, up from 3.2% in August.

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Global Food Prices Rise as Cereal and Sugar Costs Surge, UN Says

Transport disruptions and weather concerns have limited supplies and lifted prices for several crop-based commodities.

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Dollar Falls After Weak U.S. Jobs Data, Boosting Swiss Franc Further

The U.S. dollar fell after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data dampened expectations for another interest-rate rise by the Federal Reserve later this month.

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China's Peak-Season Auto Sales Growth Disappoints

Chinese electric-vehicle makers recorded subdued September sales growth that pointed to slowing demand in the world's largest auto market, sending shares lower in Hong Kong.

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Fed's Cook Sees AI Buildout as a Major Inflation Risk in 2027

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook warns that shortages of materials and skilled workers could prolong inflationary pressure from the AI buildout.

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South Korea's Inflation Eases But Stays Sticky

Headline inflation moderated last month but remained above the central bank's 2% target, underscoring the challenge of taming price pressures stoked by the energy shock and artificial-intelligence boom.

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October 02, 2026 13:15 ET (17:15 GMT)

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