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US Consumer Confidence Falls to 12-Year Low as Labour-Market and Inflation Concerns Weigh on Households
WASHINGTON, United States, September 30 — US consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in more than 12 years in September as households became more concerned about business conditions and the labour market, adding a weaker demand signal to an economy facing persistent inflation pressures.
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Africa’s Infrastructure Signal: How Reliable Power Can Unlock Industrial Growth and Investment
Reliable infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for Africa’s next phase of economic and industrial development. In this edition of The Aldrenor Brief, we examine the Gran
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OPEC+ Expected to Keep November Oil Targets Unchanged as Gulf Supply Recovery Continues
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, September 30 — OPEC+ is expected to leave its November oil production targets unchanged when core members meet on Sunday, as Gulf producers gradually restore exports disrupted by the conflict while the group prepares for negotiations over production baselines for 2027.
Oil Holds Above $100 as Stalled US-Iran Talks Offset Recovery in Middle East Supply
LONDON, United Kingdom, September 30 — Oil prices remained above $100 a barrel as stalled diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran offset signs of recovering crude exports from the Gulf, keeping global energy markets exposed to supply and transport risks.
US Deportation Drive Intensifies Human Rights Concerns as Washington Expands Migration Enforcement
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s expanding deportation programme is facing renewed scrutiny over the treatment and legal protection of migrants transferred to third countries, after police in Equatorial Guinea allegedly pointed firearms at people deported from the United States.
US-Iran Talks Renewed as Middle East Conflict Keeps Gulf Markets and Energy Flows in Focus
WASHINGTON, Sept 29 — The United States and Iran have resumed indirect diplomatic engagement through mediators as efforts to end the conflict enter another phase, keeping Gulf financial markets and critical energy routes under scrutiny.
