Economy · Important news for 11 September 2026
Turkey Holds Rates on Oil Risks, Opens Door for October Cut
The Turkish central bank left its main interest rate unchanged, balancing slowing inflation against rising crude oil prices while signaling a possible October cut.
- Turkish central bank left main interest rate unchanged.
- Policymakers cited caution regarding crude oil prices.
- Door opened for a potential October rate cut.
US Mortgage Rates in the US Rise to 6.76%, Highest Since June 2025
Chinese inflation accelerates for first time in months
Mexico's President Sheinbaum Unveils 2027 Budget Proposal
Argentina Monthly Inflation Slows to Lowest Since Last June
Iran war blows a massive budget hole in Qatar for the second quarter
Mexico Inflation Rises Less Than Forecast as Banxico Holds Rates
Senegal seeks maturity extension to manage debt repayment
U.S. imposes import ban on Canadian goods amid escalating trade war
South Africa Posts Widest Current-Account Deficit Since 2019
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