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• Montana is granting the biotech industry broad authority to sell unapproved drugs, allowing patients to access experimental treatments regardless of federal regulations. • The state's move bypasses the standard FDA process, which typically requires three phases of clinical trials to assess efficacy, dosage, and adverse events. • This policy creates a legal pathway for patients with severe diseases to obtain treatments that are not yet approved for general use in the United States.

• PepsiCo shares fell 1.91% this week to close at $133.61. • The price drop follows reports of weak demand in North America and pressure on profit margins. • This downward trend suggests sellers currently control the stock's movement within a contained trading range.

• Dow futures rallied 600 points and Nasdaq-100 futures gained 1.7% following a selloff triggered by the Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in three years. • The Federal Reserve raised the overnight federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75% to 4%. • This volatility affects investors and markets as Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh indicated that price pressures have not eased enough to stop further tightening.

• Stock futures rebounded recently following a selloff triggered by Federal Reserve policy signals. • Analysts suggest that current market expectations for additional interest rate hikes through 2027 are likely overdone. • A projected drop in bond yields could provide a catalyst for growth in the stock markets.

• The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 250 points as markets recovered from a sell-off following a Federal Reserve interest rate decision. • The Federal Reserve raised the overnight funds rate by a quarter percentage point and indicated that another rate hike could occur this year. • Treasury yields declined, with the 10-year yield dropping more than 5 basis points to 4.949% after previously crossing the 5% threshold.

PM’s push to cut cost of living is threatened by rising inflation and higher government borrowing costsBank of England holds interest ratesBusiness live – latest updatesGood luck to Andy Burnham convincing voters he is giving them “breathing space,” if the Bank of England ratchets up interest rates in the coming months.That was the prospect opened up by Thursday’s minutes of the Bank’s monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting, which left rates unchanged at 3.75% – for now – but suggested policymakers may be unlikely to hold out much longer. Continue reading...

• Suncor Energy shares fell 2.99% today to trade at C$96.99. • The stock price has slipped below its short-term moving averages, which are indicators used to track price trends over a specific period. • This downward trend signals a deepening selloff that may impact short-term investors and market sentiment for the energy company.

• MarketsMOJO assigned a Strong Sell rating to Asian Hotels (West) Ltd on September 15, 2026. • The rating is based on an analysis of the company's fundamentals, valuation, and financial trends as of September 16, 2026. • This negative outlook signals to investors that the stock may be overvalued or facing poor financial performance.

• The KOSPI index rose 1.37% to close at 6,717.97 on September 16, ending a four-day decline. • Institutional investors bought a net 1.2 trillion won in shares, offsetting 1.6 trillion won in selling by foreign investors. • The rebound was driven by large-cap semiconductor and power equipment stocks as investors believed U.S. interest rate concerns were already reflected in prices.

• Traders are pricing in a 93% chance of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike ahead of this week's meeting following a bond sell-off and persistent August inflation. • Market participants believe the Fed rarely deviates from rate decisions when conviction is this high, meaning a surprise hold could trigger a sharp rally in short-term bonds. • A decision to hold rates steady risks faster yield increases and could damage the Federal Reserve's credibility in its efforts to fight inflation.

• Barclays shares fell 1.9% to trade at GBX468.6 today amid a broader stock selloff. • The bank appointed Richard Duffield and Jonathan Armstrong as Managing Directors for its Equity Capital Markets group to strengthen investment banking leadership. • These leadership changes and a recent share buyback occur as the company faces continued downward pressure on its stock price.

Carmaker builds on relationship with British armed forces by seeking to cash in on Europe’s rearmament drive Business live – latest updatesJaguar Land Rover is in talks with Nato countries about selling them the newly revamped Defender military vehicle, as the UK-based carmaker seeks to tap into Europe’s defence spending boom.It is also among carmakers bidding for a UK defence ministry contract worth £900m to replace an ageing fleet of Land Rovers that have been out of production since 2016, competing with General Motors and the UK’s Ineos. Continue reading...

Economists urge John Healey to press Bank to change policy that is costing the exchequer billions of poundsEconomists have urged the chancellor, John Healey, to press the Bank of England to slow down its bond-selling programme that has already cost the exchequer billions of pounds.The Bank’s monetary policy committee (MPC) meets this week to not only decide the level of interest rates but also whether they should freeze or slow the sale of government bonds, known as gilts, bought as part of the rescue operation after the 2008 banking crash. Continue reading...

• Crude oil futures rose at the start of the week after Saudi Arabia shut down its East-West Pipeline. • The shutdown followed a series of attacks that occurred last week. • This supply disruption increases the risk of higher energy costs for global markets.

• Euro zone government bond prices faced their worst weekly performance since the start of the year, though they recovered modestly on Friday. • Two-year Italian bonds were the worst performers among G7 nations this week, with yields rising by 26.4 basis points. • French Finance Minister Roland Lescure stated on Friday that the economy will grow less than expected and the government will miss its budget deficit target.

• Global bonds experienced a widespread selloff as U.S. 10-year Treasury yields climbed to 4.97%. • The surge was driven by oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel and expectations that the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan will raise interest rates. • Higher sovereign yields increase borrowing costs for governments and lead to steeper mortgage rates for consumers.

• European equity markets stabilized recently following a period of selling as investors prepare for an upcoming European Central Bank decision. • U.S. stock futures rose slightly after Wall Street experienced declines driven by higher bond yields. • Market participants are now awaiting the release of Producer Price Index and Consumer Price Index data to gauge inflation trends.

Designer mixes burnt-out velvet and shredded denim with a mythology that keeps getting more profitableThe opening show of fashion’s month of catwalks was not on the official schedule, but Viola Davis and Cynthia Erivo were snuggled on to celebrity-packed benches in a cathedral-sized marble hall where tapestry-hung walls and a gilded coffered ceiling framed a view over lower Manhattan.Ralph Lauren, who is 86, took his bow at the end of this show casually dressed in a varsity jacket spelling out New York. In an industry obsessed with youth and novelty, Lauren is more relevant than ever in his ninth decade. Continue reading...

Mount Isa city council to auction off first of 24 homes after Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Welfare Services accrues almost $1m in unpaid debtsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA rural Queensland council is auctioning off 24 homes to recover unpaid rates, potentially forcing First Nations families into homelessness.Residents claim they were left in the dark about the debt, which stretches back years, until five months ago. Continue reading...

• Institutional investors and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are increasing their capital allocations to precious metals. • This shift follows an earlier bull market driven primarily by Asian physical demand and central bank purchases. • Rising ETF holdings translate financial-market demand into direct demand for underlying metals, which can reinforce price increases.

Comedian and his wife, Cerys Morgan, set up charitable foundation in memory of Felix, who died shortly after birthRussell Howard has announced the death of his baby son, in what he described as the “most devastating time of our lives”.The 46-year-old comedian said his family had been “changed for ever” after their “beautiful baby boy”, Felix, died shortly after birth. Continue reading...

• European stock markets rose as the global bond selloff eased, providing a more stable environment for equity investors. • Simultaneously, the Bank of Canada opted to hold interest rates steady amid economic uncertainty driven by fluctuating oil prices and potential tariffs. • In Canada, the TSX saw a significant rally led by mining companies as precious metals stocks dominated the top gainers.

• Premier League clubs have spent £1.7bn on transfers between one another, marking a fourfold increase in internal spending as the recent transfer window closed on Tuesday. • This trend is driven by a boardroom consensus that the league's extreme physicality and intensity require "Premier League proven" players to ensure immediate success. • The shift occurs despite massive investments in global scouting, data models, and analytics, as clubs pivot away from risky international recruits who often fail to adapt.

• The Premier League and major Western European transfer windows closed on Tuesday, marking the end of the primary signing period for top clubs. • Headline activity included Enzo Fernandez moving from Chelsea to Manchester City for a club-record £125 million, making him the first player transferred twice for over £100 million. • Despite the closures in England, Spain, Italy, France, and Germany, Premier League clubs can still sell players to seven countries where transfer windows remain open.

• European stocks trended upward as the recent global bond selloff began to ease, providing a boost to equity markets. • In the commodities sector, gold prices climbed above $4,400, driven by a weaker U.S. dollar and falling yields that renewed investor demand for bullion. • Oil prices experienced a decline following a three-session rally, influenced by Donald Trump downplaying the risk of war with Iran and an increase in flows through the Strait of Hormuz.

Swap rates rise to three-year high as increase in oil prices leads to fears of higher inflationBusiness live – latest updatesHomeowners in the UK are braced for a jump in mortgage rates, driven by higher inflation and interest rate increase expectations amid turmoil in the global bond markets.UK swap rates, which lenders use to price mortgages, have risen to a three-year high, as this week’s global bond market sell-off ripples through the economy. Continue reading...

• Indian markets are expected to open flat to slightly negative on September 2, 2026, with the GIFT Nifty trading at 24,028.50, down 0.10%. • This cautious outlook follows a global selloff, including US market drops in the NASDAQ (-1.03%) and Dow Jones (-0.79%), and a steep 2.78% decline in Japan's Nikkei 225. • Despite the global trend, domestic sentiment was supported on September 1 by FIIs and DIIs, who injected ₹1,143.38 Cr and ₹1,846.94 Cr respectively.

• Bond market volatility has begun to stabilize following a drop in oil prices and pledges of "fiscal responsibility" from Burnham. • Analysts warn that bond yields may remain elevated despite economic slowdowns, as central banks could delay rate cuts while bond supply increases. • The current energy shock is creating a divide in the stock market, benefiting energy producers and oil-services firms that maintain disciplined spending and debt.