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BlackRock, Vanguard Tell UK They Won't Phase Out Fossil Fuels

Some of the world's biggest financial firms including BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group Inc. have told the UK they have no plans to halt the financing of new fossil-fuel supplies, in response to a list of questions sent by British lawmakers tasked with figuring out how the country can meet its own net-zero obligations.
French Strike Turns Up Heat on Macron Over Corporate Profits

(Bloomberg) -- French rail, energy and other key workers are striking on Tuesday to demand a bigger share of corporate profits through higher wages, raising pressure on President Emmanuel Macron to take further steps to ease the pain of surging inflation.
Ukraine Latest: Kyiv Says It Shot Down 38 Iranian-Made Drones

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said nearly a third of the country's power stations have been destroyed in Russian strikes since Oct. 10, sparking massive blackouts. An energy facility that supplies Kyiv was hit Tuesday amid a fresh round of attacks on infrastructure.
Chinese Junk Bonds Set Record Low as Property Crisis Spreads

A worsening crisis in China's property market is dragging junk dollar bonds from the nation's borrowers deeper into distress, as the implosion of what was once one of the world's most-profitable bond trades sends ripples across trading floors.
Fund Clients Want New Rules to Fight ESG Mislabeling

Is there too much ESG regulation or should there be more? That's among the topics covered in the Bloomberg ESG survey. It's not long, and we don't collect your name or any contact information. Click here to share your views.
ECB Set to Debate QT in October and Kick Off in March

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank's Governing Council will probably debate the timing of quantitative tightening at its Oct. 27 meeting, and Bloomberg Economics expects the actual reduction of the balance sheet to kick off in March. ECB data show nearly 1% of APP holdings will mature each month, suggesting a decade or more may be required to completely offload those bond purchases. Like other central banks, the ECB could implement active securities sales to hasten the shrinkage of its balance sheet, though BE expects the Governing Council to tread cautiously.
China's Shock GDP Delay Shows Communist Party Trumps Economy

During a week when investors are scrutinizing every utterance by officials in Beijing, the government's unprecedented silence on key economic indicators is one of the clearest signs yet that the Covid Zero policy and politics trumps all else in Xi Jinping's China.
Tax Breaks for Kids, Companies Are Suddenly Brewing in Congress

When Congress returns in a few weeks, Republicans and Democrats will be focusing a compromise to extend tax breaks for both low-income children and corporations -- which would hand wins to both parties before year's end but after the critical midterm elections.
US-Led Talks Near Deal on Tackling Sudan's Post-Coup Crisis

Sudan's military and a group of political opponents are close to a deal that aims to resolve the crisis caused by last year's coup by restoring a civilian prime minister and guaranteeing the army some independence, according to people familiar with the secret US-brokered discussions.
EU to Announce Interim Gas Market Steps With No Quick Price Cap

The European Union is unveiling a new emergency package to tackle the energy crunch, betting on steps to bolster solidarity among member states. But the bloc will refrain from immediate gas-price caps amid political divisions and concerns over security of supply.
Roche CEO Cautious on Alzheimer's Trial Despite Eisai's Success

Roche Holding AG's chief executive officer cautioned that groundbreaking results for an Alzheimer's disease treatment from a rival drugmaker don't necessarily mean the Swiss company will be able to deliver similar success in its own upcoming clinical trial.
Energy 'Pain Point' Erodes European Phone Stocks' Haven Appeal

European phone carriers are under threat from rising energy prices and climbing wages, offsetting the rich dividends, stable revenue streams and tempting price tags that typically make them one of the safest places to sit out bouts of stock-market turmoil.
BOE Gilt Sales in Focus, Truss Aims to Survive: The London Rush

Further relief could be on the way for the gilt markets. The Financial Times reports this morning that the Bank of England could delay bond sales again in the wake of the strain on the market. Any intervention would come as the City, and the wider UK, looks to Westminster to see the Conservative party will oust yet another party leader, or whether Prime Minister Liz Truss's contrition can keep her in the top job.
Pakistan's Ex-PM Imran Khan Plans Protest After Election Win

Pakistan's former Prime Minster Imran Khan said he will decide on a protest march to Islamabad this month if the government doesn't announce a date for early elections within the next few days, building on momentum after winning majority seats in a by-election.
White House Planning Oil Reserve Release Announcement This Week

(Bloomberg) -- The Biden administration is moving toward a release of at least another 10 million to 15 million barrels of oil from the nation's emergency stockpile in a bid to balance markets and keep gasoline prices from climbing further, according to people familiar with the matter.