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Christine Lagarde to Step Down Early as European Central Bank President
Her early departure in February allows European leaders to choose a successor ahead of France's election.
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UK Chancellor Unveils Budget With Bank Surcharge and Cost-of-Living Relief
The British government announced tax adjustments and household support while balancing tighter fiscal limits.
Politics
States Test Universal Care and Subsidies as Federal Childcare Funds Expire
With national care costs exceeding $13,000 annually, state measures attempt to bridge the care gap for working families.
Business
Social Security Beneficiaries to Receive 3.6% COLA Increase in 2027
The adjustment marks the largest annual boost for retired workers since 2023 following energy price surges.
Business
India Approves 3 Percent Dearness Allowance Increase for Federal Workers
The biannual adjustment raises the allowance to 63 percent of basic pay, benefiting over 11 million personnel.
Business
India Dismisses Viral Reports Claiming Reissue of 1,000-Rupee Banknote
Officials confirmed that the Reserve Bank of India has not announced any new high-value note featuring the Thanjavur temple.
Politics
UK Chancellor John Healey Prepares to Deliver Autumn Budget to Parliament
The Treasury chief takes the floor at 12:30 p.m. GMT with plans targeting energy costs, savings, and tariffs.
Business
US Mortgage Rates Dip Toward 7% as Buyers Eye Federal Reserve Decision
Home loan borrowing costs softened slightly ahead of the central bank's rate announcement, though persistently high rates continue to strain housing affordability.
Business
Italy Drafts 2027 Budget With Targeted Tax Cuts for Youth and Freelancers
The 23.5 billion euro plan prioritizes younger workers while shelving income tax cuts for the middle class.
Politics
California Voters to Decide Controversial Billionaire Tax Proposal
Proposition 40 aims to levy a one-time 5 percent tax on roughly 200 billionaires to fund healthcare and public services, sparking fierce debate among supporters and opponents.
Business
France Expands Fuel Aid and Announces Price Cuts Amid Economic Pressures
Millions of drivers can now apply for a 100-euro fuel allowance as retailers report a dramatic collapse in consumption.
Politics
Canadian Network on Cuba Urges Action in Ottawa
Activists gather at the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa to demand immediate government measures against the economic policy of the United States toward Cuba.