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WATCH: The cost of France's 10-year government borrowing has passed 5% for the first time since 2002. Chris Beauchamp of IG told Reuters that ultimately the ECB will be forced to step down, but things may have to get worse first

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WATCH: The cost of France's 10-year government borrowing passed 5% as ongoing protests add to concern about the country's ability to repair its public finances. Chris Beauchamp of IG warned that the trends may be a 'warm up for Germany'

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WATCH: The debate over AI safety is heating up, with clear divides emerging in Europe. The EU’s tech chief argues that existing regulation gives the region ample tools for handling rogue agents, but some in Silicon Valley are pushing back

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WATCH: The dollar just wrapped up its best month since March, buoyed by rising US Treasury yields and the Fed’s renewed fight against inflation. Jane Foley from Rabobank says the dollar should stay firm 'almost by default'

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WATCH: The euro sank to a 17-month low after government borrowing costs jumped, especially in France. Laura Cooper of Nuveen told Reuters that markets are reflecting worries that none of the candidates in France's upcoming election are willing to rein in spending

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WATCH: The European car industry is consumed by a debate over how to protect the continent's automakers from cheap Chinese rivals. Chinese car companies are rushing to beat new rules for electric vehicles by manufacturing their cars in Europe

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WATCH: The European Central Bank is widely expected to hike interest rates on Thursday, erring on the side of caution as the US-Iran war drags on, keeping oil prices high and raising inflation again. Why is the bank expected to raise rates?

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WATCH: The Fed rate hike has helped regain the confidence of bond markets, James Knightley of ING told Reuters. He added, though, that stubborn inflation will likely force them to go further — and bring policymakers once again into conflict with President Trump

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WATCH: The four-year cycle is no longer the right framework for timing the Bitcoin market, says Bitcoin analyst @_Checkmatey_. Instead, several onchain signals suggest that the Bitcoin bottom is already in.

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WATCH: The French supermarket fridge cyberattack shows hackers can target everyday physical systems, not just data, raising fears about vulnerabilities in increasingly connected homes and critical infrastructure

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Watch: The IMF and World Bank meet in Bangkok amid soaring energy prices, record debt and bond market jitters. CIBC Capital Markets' Jeremy Stretch says markets 'aren’t necessarily listening', despite growing questions over how much policy tightening is already priced in

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WATCH: The IMF issued an urgent call for advanced economies and others to reduce government spending, cut deficits and lower debt levels, warning that delays would only make the job harder in coming years. Andrea Shalal explains

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WATCH: The Nasdaq notched a record high close, lifted by Micron Technology and other AI-related stocks, while the S&P 500 ended flat and the Dow closed lower. Lisa Bernhard reports

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WATCH: The Nasdaq surged to a record-high close, lifted by gains in AMD and other AI heavyweights, while Treasury yields retreated from recent highs and crude prices tumbled to an 11-day low

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WATCH: The S&P 500 ended marginally down, with Microsoft dipping and Meta rising, as uncertainty about the Middle East lifted oil prices and Treasury ‌yields

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WATCH: The UK has some of the highest energy prices in the world, and the government is under pressure to bring them down. This week it approved a new gas field off Scotland, but will it make any difference? Elena Casas takes a look

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WATCH: The US economy grew at a solid clip in the second quarter, driven by robust consumer spending and business investment. Dan Burns reports inflation tempered in August but most likely will not get better in the near term

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WATCH: The World Economic Forum could appoint Christine Lagarde as its next chair as soon as next month, four people close to the organization told Reuters, meaning she would step down early as European Central Bank chief and trigger a wider reshuffle

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WATCH: The world's top consumer goods and food companies, from Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble to Nestle and Reckitt, have warned of further price hikes next year to cover rising costs even as shoppers remain reluctant to splurge on groceries

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WATCH: This great clip shows why Charles Hoskinson has always been one of crypto’s most controversial figures, but clips like this remind you why he’s also one of the space’s OGs. $ADA

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WATCH: Trump said tech executives agreed to establish standards for AI and reiterated his support for the rapid expansion of data centers, as concerns mount over AI safety and the industry's growing footprint in communities

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WATCH: UBS is working on possible scenarios including shifting its headquarters, or a merger with another bank, if Switzerland introduces new banking rules it deems excessively strict, according to three people familiar with the matter

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WATCH: UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the Labour Party conference 'Brexit has done more harm than good,' and doubled down on that in an interview, saying he would be open to the UK rejoining the EU. Here's how that might work

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WATCH: US job growth slowed more than expected in September and the nonfarm payrolls count for the prior two months was revised sharply lower, almost taking another interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve this month off the table

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