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Investing.com reports Goldman Sachs lowered its gold outlook following the Federal Reserve's rate increase, as the metal trades near a one-month low.
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Investing.com reports Goldman Sachs lowered its gold outlook following the Federal Reserve's rate increase, as the metal trades near a one-month low.

Singapore minister Chan Chun Sing's Mandarin remarks at the Beijing Xiangshan Forum resonated with Chinese audiences, according to the South China Morning Post.

A magnitude 5.2 quake shook the Banten region on Friday, September 18, 2026, with authorities saying it posed no tsunami risk.

Indonesia's women's volleyball team lost to Japan at the 2026 Asian Games but still advanced to the quarterfinals.

Sources tell cnnbrasil.com.br that a false AI-generated intelligence report nearly pushed the US and China into a military confrontation.

Democratic and Republican leaders offer dueling midterm predictions, as 연합뉴스TV reports Democratic confidence and GOP claims of no "blue wave."

Modern Ghana says its journalism remains free to read and that reader support is what keeps it that way.

A former Brookside actor convicted in a £13.6 million fraud case was arrested in Spain, the fourth capture in a Most Wanted campaign.

Rima Hassan has filed a complaint against Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez at France's Court of Justice of the Republic, accusing him of breaching investigation secrecy.

Demonstrators outside Mark Carney's investment summit said he is handing Canadian assets to American billionaires, Toronto Life reports.

The Guardian examines Gordon Parks' most significant photographs, while a second outlet gathers recollections from those who sat before his lens.

Cricinfo reports the BCCI has not yet ruled on Ajit Agarkar's future, with the IPL 2027 auction scheduled for December.

Ireland's finance minister says he believes the US will come around on the EU-Canada agreement, according to politico.eu.

Les Echos reports that the €54 billion in budget efforts touted by Sébastien Lecornu conceals details French outlets say will hit civil servants and benefit recipients.

The China-ASEAN Expo has opened with attention on the upgraded free trade agreement, artificial intelligence cooperation and the Pinglu Canal project.

A Tanzanian official has ordered the new carbon trading registration system to be publicized, ippmedia.co.tz reports.

The Australian reports discrepancies in deposit records and pre-sales figures are complicating efforts to rescue collapsed Sydney developer Bathla.

The Irish Examiner's Pilates series enters its third week, combining core work with added movements aimed at the upper back.

Thomas Tuchel has brought Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer back into the England squad for Nations League fixtures, with a warning attached.

Cricbuzz reports Agarkar's tenure could finish within 15 days, while other outlets say he has opted out of a second stint.

A Kenya School of Flying aircraft went down near Kipeto in Kajiado, killing the instructor and student on board, local outlets report.

Modern Ghana reports that Igbo women mark an annual homecoming ritual known as the August Meeting.

Germany coach Jürgen Klopp has called up 44 players across two separate squads, according to n-tv.de.

Madrid regional government says it will ask RTVE to retract all broadcasts about the ático case over a six-week period, according to OkDiario.
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