Bank of America settles with OFAC for $11.66 million
The US Treasury Department said Bank of America settled with OFAC for $11.66 million.
The US Treasury Department said Bank of America settled with OFAC for $11.66 million.
MMA reported that 604,503 barrels per day, or 30% of US Gulf oil production, was shut in.
TASS reports that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said the first Russian diesel export shipments are underway.
The Financial Times reports that the US is threatening to block weapons for Ukraine over Ukrainian assaults on Russian refineries.
The US Treasury reported gross interest on US debt totaled a record $1.36 trillion in FY 2026, up $144 billion, or 12%, from the prior year.
State Street (STT) reported earnings per share of USD 3.69, above market expectations of USD 3.41.
Workers at the world’s biggest copper mine threatened imminent strike action.
Yemen’s Houthis said operations targeting airports and oil facilities would continue in the following days.
PNC reported earnings per share of 5.09 USD, compared with market expectations of 4.93 USD.
The FAO’s October outlook forecasts global rice production at 552.5 million tonnes for the 2026/27 season, down 2.4% from the prior season’s record.
A poll forecasts UK GDP growth of 1.3% in 2026, up from 1.1% in the September poll, and 1.2% in 2027, unchanged from September.
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said Scott Bessent’s reliance on growth would not reduce the U.S. deficit and $40 trillion debt fast enough.
The US government-backed critical-minerals stockpile plans to select more than a dozen American manufacturers that could receive loans of up to $1 billion to procure key materials.
The Malaysian Palm Oil Board’s September data showed inventories increased 24.5% to a record 3.51 million tonnes, extending a six-month rise.
Nidec Corp. shares fell 6.6% on Tuesday to their lowest level since July 2016, amid concerns about delisting risk.
India’s shipping minister said the tanker M/T Valthera, carrying 11 Indian seafarers, was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on Oct. 11.
The benchmark KOSPI fell nearly 8% to around 5,540 on Thursday. The report attributed the decline to concerns about AI valuations and financing costs, which intensified a global technology sell-off, and said investors questioned the sustain…