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Economic indicators from China signaled a pickup in economic activity in September. However, the Middle East conflict remains a focal point.

According to the report, many builders continue to reduce home prices to boost sales.

Strong September retail sales bolster U.S. economic resilience but put the Fed in a bind, balancing inflation risks and stability.

Despite a 7-point fall in NY’s business conditions to -4.6, the labor market slightly improved and firms maintained a 6-month optimistic outlook.

Key economic indicators will influence sentiment toward central bank policy goals this week. However, the Middle East conflict needs monitoring.

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Consumer sentiment fell 7% in October and year-ahead business outlook dipped 19%, suggesting more short-term declines despite long-term stability.

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China trade and inflation figures drew investor interest this morning. Improving trade terms countered a continued fall in producer prices.

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September’s 0.4% consumer price surge sparks inflation concerns, contrasting with stable core CPI, potentially leading to more Fed policy talks.

The UK economy returned to growth in August. However, a slump in production and weak customer-facing-services output are concerns.

Fed’s rate hike dilemma intensifies as policymakers are sharply divided on future increases, complicating inflation tightrope walk.

U.S. producer prices rose 0.5% in September, beating forecasts on energy costs, while core PPI gained 0.2%, easing inflation concerns.

The escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict increases credit risks for Israel in the first instance but there are potentially deeper implications if the conflict spills over to the wider Middle East.

An extended period of higher euro area interest rates is testing governments’ debt management as financing costs rise, adding urgency to the need for fiscal reforms to create space for spending priorities.

The FPC highlights rising rates and geopolitical tensions as key factors escalating market vulnerability.

Latest Sentix Index shows deep recessionary trends in Eurozone and Germany; minor uptick in investor expectations signals no quick recovery.