Wall Street quietly mixed as markets bank on an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve next week | Stock Market

Wall Street quietly mixed as markets bank on an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve next week | Stock Market

Trading on Wall Street was quietly mixed early Friday as markets near the end of another record-setting week ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on Wednesday. Futures for the S&P 500 were flat, while futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 0.2% and Nasdaq futures ticked up 0.1%. Following a mixed set…

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Nigeria: UK Lifts Travel Restrictions On Kaduna, Signs New Development Framework

Nigeria: UK Lifts Travel Restrictions On Kaduna, Signs New Development Framework

The United Kingdom has lifted travel restrictions on Kaduna State, moving it from the “Red” to the “Amber” category in its travel advisory. The change now allows British citizens to travel freely to the state. The announcement was made on Wednesday by Cynthia Rowe, Development Director of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), during…

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China eyes nationwide AI computing network as tech race with US heats up

China eyes nationwide AI computing network as tech race with US heats up

China is making progress in unifying the country’s scattered data centres into a nationwide computing network to drive artificial intelligence applications, according to the data centre builders. China’s Open Data Centre Committee (ODCC), an organisation representing the country’s key AI infrastructure investors such as Alibaba Group Holding and China Telecom, hosted a three-day conference this…

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Record year beckons for dim sum bonds

Record year beckons for dim sum bonds

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] “Dim sum” bonds, offshore renminbi debt issued mostly in Hong Kong, are headed for a record year. Offshore issuance has already reached about Rmb475bn in 2025 to end-August, propelled by cheaper onshore rates and a broader base of issuers and buyers, according to…

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