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  1. CANADA STOCKS-TSX futures inch up on Fed rate cut hopes despite US government shutdown
    Reuters | 10/03/25 06:36 AM EDT

    Futures tied to Canada's main stock index edged higher on Friday, as growing hopes of a near-term Federal Reserve rate cut overshadowed concerns over a U.S. government shutdown. The S&P/TSX index futures contracts were up 0.42% at 1,784.60 points as of 06:07 a.m. ET.

  2. Fed's Williams says central banks must prepare for the unexpected
    Reuters | 10/03/25 06:06 AM EDT

    -Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said Friday that unpredictable change is inevitable and central banks need to be aware of that and have strategies to operate in those environments. Williams' comments, which came in prepared remarks for an event in Amsterdam, did not address the outlook for U.S. monetary policy.

  3. Fed's Williams says central banks must prepare for the unexpected
    Reuters | 10/03/25 06:05 AM EDT

    Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said Friday that unpredictable change is inevitable and central banks need to be aware of that and have strategies to operate in those environments. Williams' comments, which came in prepared remarks for an event in Amsterdam, did not address the outlook for U.S. monetary policy.

  4. Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) Market to Surpass US$ 428.5 Billion by 2033 as Biotech APIs and Oncology Applications Lead Global Growth | DataM Intelligence
    PR Newswire | 10/03/25 05:58 AM EDT

    AUSTIN, Texas and TOKYO, Oct. 3, 2025 According to?DataM Intelligence, the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Market?Size reached US$ 238.7 Billion in 2024, up from US$ 224.7 Billion in 2023, and is projected to grow to US$ 428.5 Billion by 2033, recording a CAGR of 6.8% between 2025?2033.

  5. FTSE 100 touches record high as financials, miners gain
    Reuters | 10/03/25 05:56 AM EDT

    * FTSE 100 up 0.6%, FTSE 250 rises 0.7% * Diploma shares rise after RBC rating upgrade. * JD Wetherspoon falls after flagging higher costs. * UK business activity grows at slowest pace in 5 months- PMI.

  6. *--US Treasury Yields Setting Up for Gains Pre-Bell as ISM/S&P Services Awaited in Absence of NonFarm Payrolls
    MT Newswires | 10/03/25 05:47 AM EDT

  7. GLOBAL MARKETS-No payrolls, no problem as stocks hit record highs
    Reuters | 10/03/25 05:39 AM EDT

    * European stock have best week since April U.S. shut down means no jobs report on Friday Gold set for seventh straight weekly gain. * Yen on pace for strongest week vs dollar since May. By Marc Jones.

  8. FOREX-Dollar heads for worst week since July; yen underpinned by BOJ
    Reuters | 10/03/25 05:25 AM EDT

    * Dollar weakens slightly versus major peers. * BOJ's Ueda cautious on global economy, lowering imminent rate-hike bets. * FedWatch Tool shows 89% probability of December rate cut. * Dollar rebounds despite U.S. government shutdown. By Rocky Swift and Lucy Raitano.

  9. UK business activity grows at slowest pace in 5 months, PMI shows
    Reuters | 10/03/25 04:30 AM EDT

    British business activity grew at the slowest pace in five months in September as companies and consumers put big spending decisions on hold as they waited to see if they would be hit by tax rises in November's budget, a survey showed on Friday.

  10. Euro zone services growth picked up slightly in September, PMI shows
    Reuters | 10/03/25 04:00 AM EDT

    Growth in the euro zone services sector accelerated slightly in September to an eight-month high, although the expansion remained modest with hiring stalling amid a limited improvement in demand, a survey showed. The HCOB Eurozone Services PMI Business Activity Index rose to 51.3 in September from 50.5 in August, S&P Global reported.

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