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The surge in the precious metal’s price could have ominous implications for the markets

Decision eases concerns that central bankers aligned with the US president would block them remaining in their roles

Cars will be hardest hit by move, which comes ahead of crucial renegotiation of US-Mexico-Canada trade pact

Figures for September raise hopes that GDP growth in third quarter was stronger than forecast

Communist party leadership pledges to ‘stabilise’ major engine of economic growth

Election of Kyriakos Pierrakakis caps political and economic turnaround for Athens after traumas of Eurozone crisis

Beijing and several European countries hold up deal to exempt US multinationals from OECD tax regime

Also in today’s newsletter: Oracle warning sends equity markets tumbling and postwar Ukraine talks

Three top US central bankers object to move in biggest revolt since 2019

Beijing shakes off damage caused by Trump’s trade war

Companies and industries divided over bloc’s ‘Made in Europe’ plans

Shelter report comes as government announces new strategy to end rough sleeping and use of temporary accommodation

As US carmakers gain political cover to delay EV development, Asian companies can expand at greater scale

US central bank to purchase short-term Treasuries just weeks after it stopped shrinking its balance sheet

Low prices leave companies with little incentive to invest in environmentally sustainable practices

We have RMP lift-off 🚀

Six rate-setters would have preferred to hold interest rates

British prime minister delivers his strongest rejection yet of calls to rejoin bloc

‘Unannounced inspection’ comes as European Commission steps up efforts against Chinese online retailers

Also in today’s newsletter: final interviews for Fed chair and JPMorgan warns expenses to rise by $9bn next year