ArcelorMittal's Reims and Denain Sites Face Closure Amid Strikes

China's economy grew 4.6% in Q3 2024, marking its slowest growth in 18 months due to weak consumer spending and property sector challenges, prompting increased stimulus measures by the government.

Gold has reached a record high of over $2,700 per ounce, driven by safe-haven demand amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. presidential election.

The 11th Turkey-Africa Cooperation Forum in Istanbul emphasized strengthening trade and investment ties between Türkiye and Africa, with significant growth in Turkish exports and investments on the continent.

At the Moscow Financial Forum, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov outlined Russia's commitment to responsible fiscal policies amidst rising global government debt, while discussing the implications for the country's economic stability.

The Jordanian government's recent tax hike on electric vehicles has halted sales and raised concerns among investors and consumers, prompting calls for reconsideration from the new administration.

Sanofi is finalizing its sale of Doliprane to American fund CD&R, amid employee strikes and political scrutiny over job security and French sovereignty.

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Italy's BBB rating, upgrading the outlook to positive due to improved budgetary performance and compliance with EU fiscal rules. The Italian government is preparing a budget for 2025 that aims to balance electoral promises with fiscal adjustments.

The Finance Committee of the French Parliament has approved a new tax on the 'super profits' of large companies, aiming to raise an estimated 15 billion euros for the national budget. The measure, which will be reviewed again next week, has sparked significant political debate.