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- 1Busy Week Ahead: Jobs Report, Global Inflation Data and Central Banks▼Week Ahead: U.S. Jobs Report; U.S., Eurozone, Australia, SK and Tokyo Inflation Reports; RBA Meeting; Central Bank Speeches from the Fed, ECB, and BOE
Markets face a packed economic calendar this week, headlined by the U.S. jobs report and inflation figures from the United States, Eurozone, Australia, South Korea and Tokyo. The Reserve Bank of Australia meets, while speeches are scheduled from the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of England. Traders will watch the releases closely for clues on interest rate paths.
- 2Pakistan finance minister discusses Boeing aircraft financing with US Exim●Pakistan Finance Minister's US Exim talks covered financing for Boeing aircraft, adviser says
Pakistan's finance minister held talks with the US Export-Import Bank that covered financing for Boeing aircraft, according to an adviser. The discussions point to Islamabad seeking American export credit support for aircraft purchases as it works to secure external funding and stabilize its economy.
- 3New Boeing 737 MAX Software Glitch Could Disrupt Navigation●New Boeing 737 MAX Software Glitch Could Disrupt Navigation Feature
Boeing has identified a new software glitch in the 737 MAX that could disrupt one of the aircraft's navigation features, according to the Wall Street Journal. The news adds to scrutiny of the troubled jet, which has faced repeated software and safety issues since its grounding years ago, and raises questions about certification and delivery timelines.
- 4Norway Oil Workers' Strike Cuts Output by 2.4 Million Barrels▼Norway Oil Service Workers’ Strike Cuts Output by 2.4 Million boe, Industry Group Says
A strike by oil service workers in Norway has cut production by 2.4 million barrels of oil equivalent, according to an industry group. The stoppage is reducing output from one of Europe's largest energy producers, and attention is focused on how long the labour dispute will last and what it means for European energy supplies.
- 5Boeing Reaches Tentative Deal With Engineers on Higher Pay▼Boeing (BA) Reaches a Tentative Deal with Engineers. Will Higher Pay Help it Avoid a Strike?
Boeing has reached a tentative agreement with its engineers that includes higher pay, in an effort to prevent another strike at the aerospace company. The deal follows earlier labor disputes, including a costly machinists' strike. Attention now turns to whether union members will ratify the agreement or still vote to walk out. Investors are watching closely, as labor unrest has added to Boeing's financial and operational pressures.