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Week ahead: US budget negotiations, non-farm payrolls in focus
All eyes over the coming week would be on whether lawmakers on Capitol Hill were able to reach a deal, or at least a compromise, in order to avert a government shutdown.
US open: Stocks steady as inflation continues to ebb
Wall Street was on a firmer footing on the last trading day of the third quarter as a key inflation indicator printed slightly below the consensus forecasts.
US consumer confidence little changed in September, University of Michigan says
Confidence among U. S. consumers was little changed in September, final results from a closely followed survey showed.
US personal spending rises in August, core PCE prices undershoot slightly
American consumers continued spending at a steady clip last month with price pressures continuing to ebb alongside.
Euro area CPI eases sharply in September
The cost of living in the single currency bloc eased sharply in September.
Friday preview: Inflation data in focus on either side of the Atlantic
Investors' attention at the end of the week will be on key inflation data due out on either side of the Atlantic.
US open: Wall Street inches higher after mixed economic data
US stocks were inching higher on Thursday as a mixed set of economic data helped offset ongoing concerns about elevated oil prices, rising bond yields and brinkmanship on Capitol Hill that threatened a government shutdown.
US jobless claims little changed during latest week
Jobless insurance claims numbers in the U. S. were little changed during the past week, possibly reflecting companies' continued efforts to retain workers.
US open: Wall Street holds its ground, Treasury yields and government shutdown in focus
A dip in bond yields was helping stocks hold their ground on Wednesday as markets attempted to rebound after heavy falls the previous session.
Thursday preview: German, Spanish CPI and Fed speakers on tap
Financial markets' focus on Thursday will be on consumer price data due out in two of the single currency bloc's largest economies.
US durable goods orders rise slightly in September
Orders for durable goods rose slightly last month, alongside a sharp rise in those for so-called core capital goods, which are considered a good lead indicator for business investment.
Europe close: Stocks fall, Dax moves further below key technical support
European shares were lower on Tuesday as persistent fears over higher interest rates and a warning from Moody's that a looming US government shutdown would threaten America's triple-A credit rating.
US consumer confidence falls for a second straight month in September
Americans' short-term confidence fell back for a second consecutive month in September amid the recent increase in petrol prices and weakness in the stock market.
US open: Stocks slip again amid concern about 'higher for longer' interest rates
Stocks on Wall Street were again on the back foot on Tuesday with analysts in the City attributing the selling to recent hawkish remarks from top officials at the Federal Reserve.
US new home sales fall by more than expected in August
New home selling activity in the U. S. slowed last month, even as the supply of houses available to be sold increased.
US house prices pick back up in July
House price gains in the U. S. picked up in July, the results of two surveys showed.
Rolls-Royce and EasyJet reach key milestone in development of hydrogen-powered engines
Rolls-Royce and EasyJet achieved a new milestone in their combined efforts to develop hydrogen-fueled engines.
Sector movers: Personal Goods, Big Tobacco pace losses
Personal Goods was at the bottom of the pile at the start of the week as concerns around China's property sector continued to nag investors.
Tuesday preview: US housing data, consumer confidence in the spotlight
Investors' focus on Tuesday would be on the U. S. where a flurry of second-tier economic data was scheduled for release.
Europe close: China property weakness, government bond yields weigh on stocks
European shares extended losses on Monday as worries about China's troubled property sector continued, with developer Evergrande saying it would not be able to complete a planned restructure, while rising oil prices and weak German survey data also weighed on sentiment.