Japan's inflation may overshoot

The risk of overshoot in inflation is a growing concern for the Bank of Japan.

Nonetheless the bank is set to maintain its ultra-loose money policy.

Nora Weinek reports from Tokyo.

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Brazil presidential election goes to round 2 with Lula ahead

Brazil's presidential race will go to a second round after the former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva failed to secure the majority he needed to avoid a run-off with the far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.

The results come as a major blow to progressive Brazilians that had hoped for a resounding victory over Bolsonaro.

Dave Yin reports.

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Indonesia pledges enquiry after soccer tragedy

The Indonesian government is promising a full investigation after at least 129 people died in a stampede at a local soccer match. The game between two sides with a bitter rivalry ended in disaster as fans began rioting, and police responded with tear-gas.

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.

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Hurricane Ian makes landfall in U.S. state of South Carolina

U.S. President Joe Biden has approved an emergency declaration for the
state of South Carolina.

After slamming Florida, Hurricane Ian intensified to a category 1
hurricane, making landfall in South Carolina Friday.

Gabrielle Fahmy reports.

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[MARKET PREVIEW FOR MONDAY] U.S. stocks looking to rebound after brutal sell-off last week

U.S. stocks will be looking to rebound this week, as we enter the last
quarter of 2022.

Last week was another brutal one for the markets, as recession fears
continue to dominate investor sentiment.

Gabrielle Fahmy reports from New York.

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U.S. hits Russia with fresh sanctions after annexation of Ukrainian territory

The U.S. has announced a fresh round of sanctions against Russia after the Kremlin said it would annex four regions of Ukraine.

The Biden Administration says the sanctions serve as a clear warning that there will be a price to pay for anyone who provides support to Russia's territory grab.

Toni Waterman has more.

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U.S. judge sides with Trump in documents review

A U.S. judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump does not
have to identify any evidence he claims the FBI planted at his
Mar-a-Lago residence.

The decision overrules the Special Master that the judge herself named
to review the classified documents seized by federal agents last
month.

Nick Harper sends this report from Washington.

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Eurozone inflation hits new record of 10% in September

Inflation in the Euro area hit 10% in September, a new record replacing the previous all-time high of 9.1% in August.

The rise, across the nineteen countries which use the euro currency, is partly driven by soaring energy prices amid the fallout of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Rosie Birchard reports from Brussels. 

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UK Prime Minister hopes to restore confidence in economy

British prime minister Liz Truss is meeting the UK's independent fiscal watchdog on Friday after days of market turmoil.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will also sit down with the head of the Office for Budget Responsibility one week after his mini-budget was announced     . 

Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng have continued to defend their plans for the economy, despite widespread backlash.

Sally Patterson has more in London.

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TRUSS HOLDS TALKS WITH OBR

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss is holding talks on Friday with the independent fiscal watchdog after criticism of her government's tax plans.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has confirmed that it could have produced a draft economic forecast in time for the so-called mini-budget last week - but the Chancellor didn't ask for one.

That decision has been blamed in part for turmoil on financial markets.

Former Conservative minister Ed Vaizey says Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng must make his next update to plans much earlier than the planned date of November 23rd.

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Australia – Covid isolation mandate to end

Covid isolation rules will be scrapped within a fortnight, but Australia's peak medical body believes the move will have "dangerous consequences". 

Bringing an end to mandatory isolation has been the key topic of discussion amongst the countries state and territory leaders at the countries National Cabinet meeting. 

Shaun Bindley reports. 

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N Korea fires more missiles after Harris visits DMZ

North Korea fired two more ballistic missiles following the departure of US Vice President Kamala Harris from South Korea.

As part of her East Asia tour, Harris visited the heavily armed border between North and South Korea, where she criticized Pyongyang.

Dave Yin reports.

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U.S. stocks plunge to lowest since November 2020

U.S. stocks erased gains on Thursday…as recession fears returned to Wall Street.

The Dow Jones is back in bear market territory, after a short-lived
relief bounce sparked by the Bank of England's bond-buying move.

Gabrielle Fahmy reports from New York.

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Biden warns of "substantial loss of life" from Hurricane Ian

US President Joe Biden has warned there is likely to be "substantial
loss of life" following Hurricane Ian's devastating path through
Florida.

The category-four storm caused severe flooding, high winds and storm
surges across the US state.

Biden has declared it a "major disaster" and approved federal disaster funds.

The President also warned that a high death toll is likely.

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UN Secretary General condemns Russia

United Nations Secretary General, Antonio Guterres has condemned plans
by Russia to declare the annexation of occupied parts of Ukraine.
Guterres says the annexation has no legal standing and goes against
the United Nations charter.
Russian officials have said Moscow will proclaim the annexation of the
four Ukrainian states within days following referendums held in those
regions earlier this week.

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U.S. President declares major disaster in state of Florida

U.S. President Joe Biden has declared a major disaster in the state of
Florida, in the wake of hurricane Ian.

It's sending federal funds to the state to help relocate millions of
residents who have been forced out of their homes.

Gabrielle Fahmy reports.

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UK PM LIZ TRUSS DEFENDS HER GOVERNMENT'S TAX CUTTING MINI-BUDGET

The UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has defended her government's decision to cut taxes - saying Ministers took action at a difficult time. The so-called 'mini-budget' delivered by the Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng last week had been designed to encourage growth - but economists predict interest rates and inflation could now rise faster than expected. Laura Makin-Isherwood reports from London.

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Cost-of-living strike action in France

Major strike action taking place in France / today/ on Thursday / 29 September.

Three of the main unions are calling for salary increases in the face of Europe's runaway inflation, along with a halt to pension reform.

Ross Cullen reports from Paris.

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FOURTH LEAK DISCOVERED ON NORD STREAM PIPELINES: REPORTS

The German Interior Minister has said the country needs to prepare for quote "unimaginable" threats to energy infrastructure after several explosions hit key gas pipelines running from Russia to Germany. 

The cause of the blasts remains unclear - but Russia has called suggestions it was responsible "predictable and stupid." It comes amid reports that a fourth leak on the pipelines has now been discovered. 

From Berlin, Trent Murray has more. 

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UK GOVT STICKING WITH ECONOMIC PLAN

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss says her government is sticking to its economic plan despite turmoil on financial markets.

The British pound hit a record low on Monday after a so-called 'mini budget' of tax cuts and extra borrowing.

The opposition Labour Party says Parliament needs to be recalled and parts of the plan dropped.

But Chief Secretary to the Treasury Chris Philp says it's an appropriate response to global conditions.

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