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The EU is prioritizing measures to facilitate Ukrainian grain exports and mitigate financial losses for farmers due to extreme weather, framing the effort as critical for global food supply stability.

Uber announced plans to reduce its global workforce by 10%, affecting approximately 3,300 jobs, citing increased competition in the food delivery sector and the intensifying robotaxi race.

Japan's long-term government bond yields reached a 30-year high, driven by weeks of scrutiny over fiscal and monetary policies and recent currency market intervention by Japan and the U.S.

Apollo Global Management's chief economist, Torsten Slok, attributes upward pressure on US Treasury yields to geopolitical risks (e.g., potential Iran conflict) and tariff policies rather than US fiscal concerns.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian leader Masoud Pezeshkian at the SCO summit highlight India's potential role as a mediator in global conflicts, particularly between Russia and the West.

The article title reports that Nvidia is close to a $14 billion acquisition of private AI startup Hugging Face, indicating a potential major deal in the AI sector.

Wall Street futures declined pre-market as global bond yields rose, indicating a broad selloff in bonds that undermined equity sentiment.

The article reports escalating US-Iran conflict with fresh military strikes and Iran’s retaliation, alongside President Trump stating no urgency for a new Iran deal.

The article discusses Indonesia's efforts to accelerate its solar energy transition, highlighting both progress and challenges in the global green energy shift.

JPMorgan’s Grace Peters warns that rising bond yields, particularly at 5%, could pose a risk to global equities amid historically weak September performance.

Brazil's leading position in global beef exports faces disruption due to stricter EU regulations on growth-promoting drugs, which may require suppliers to recertify cattle and could reduce export volumes.

Asia’s top cocoa processor warns that El Niño weather patterns may cause a global cocoa supply deficit for the first time in three years, threatening production in key growing regions.